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Arizona Rabbi’s Search for Murdered Jewish Woman’s Identity
Under the rural northwestern Arizona scorching sun, I trekked through the dusty red rows of the cemetery, looking for a grave with no name. The investigator had told me that the deceased person I was looking for rested at the end of a row in the county section. I walked past Jane and John Does, a small marker of one Ira Lebowitz, who passed away in 1997, and other indigent burials in the county section of Mountain View Cemetery in Kingman.
A Mohave County Rabbi’s Search for a Murdered Jewish Woman’s Identity
Under the rural northwestern Arizona scorching sun, I trekked through the dusty red rows of the cemetery, looking for a grave with no name. The investigator had told me that the deceased person I was looking for rested at the end of a row in the county section. I walked past Jane and John Does, a small marker of one Ira Lebowitz, who passed away in 1997, and other indigent burials in the county section of Mountain View Cemetery in Kingman.
Minyan Travels 14 Hours to Keep Promise to Jewish Doctor
Kalgoorlie sits 370 miles east of Perth, the closest large city in Western Australia. A dusty and forgotten mining town with no landmarks for hours in either direction, Kalgoorlie boomed during the gold rush of the 1890s, when it was briefly home to a Jewish community substantial enough to warrant two synagogues and its own section of the local cemetery. The synagogues are gone, but the Jewish burial section, marked by a modest sign reading “Hebrew,” is still there.
A Kaddish in Kalgoorlie, a Mission Completed
Kalgoorlie sits 370 miles east of Perth, the closest large city in Western Australia. A dusty and forgotten mining town with no landmarks for hours in either direction, Kalgoorlie boomed during the gold rush of the 1890s, when it was briefly home to a Jewish community substantial enough to warrant two synagogues and its own section of the local cemetery. The synagogues are gone, but the Jewish burial section, marked by a modest sign reading “Hebrew,” is still there.
Guyana’s ‘Last Jew’ Happily Dethroned, as Chabad’s Roving Rabbis Build Community - Chabad’s rabbinical students spent eight days in the remote Caribbean nation
The first thing that hit them was the quiet. Georgetown, where Rabbis Mendel Zaklikovsky and Schneur Deren landed, is the capital of Guyana, one of the least densely populated countries on earth. “It was a long drive from the airport to our rental,” Zaklikovsky, 23, a New Jersey native, told Chabad.org. “We landed late at night.
Buried as a Jew: Fulfilling French Author Paul-Loup Sulitzer’s Final Wish on Mauritius - French court halts cremation, rabbi ensures Jewish burial
When his health began to decline, Paul-Loup Sulitzer turned to his local Chabad rabbi. The famed French intellectual, financer and author had grown close to the rabbi following his retirement to Mauritius, a remote island in the Indian Ocean off the coast of South Africa. Sulitzer’s request was an age-old one: “Please bury me as a Jew,” he asked Rabbi Laima Barber, director of Chabad-Lubavitch of Mauritius. Barber assured his friend he would do so.
‘I Don't Recognize This Australia’: Persistent Antisemitism Rocks Australian Jewry - A burned synagogue, torched cars, graffiti vandalism and vile epithets do not break local community
It was a little past 4 a.m. on Dec. 6, 2024, and two members of Melbourne’s Adass Israel Congregation were studying Torah in the synagogue. The first morning services were about two hours away, not unusual for a synagogue where the lights are on well past midnight, with congregants studying Torah and early risers coming in shortly after the last night owls head out.
Shabbat Brings Fragile Respite to Fire-Ravaged Los Angeles
Chabad centers in affected areas prepare for a day of rest amid ashen landscape By: Mendel Super As the massive fires spreading through the greater Los Angeles area burn into a fourth day, Jews across the region are preparing for Shabbat amid the smoke, ash and rubble. Many are homeless, evacuated and in shock.
Shabbat Brings Fragile Respite to Fire-Ravaged Los Angeles - Chabad centers in affected areas prepare for a day of rest amid ashen landscape
As the massive fires spreading through the greater Los Angeles area burn into a fourth day, Jews across the region are preparing for Shabbat amid the smoke, ash and rubble. Many are homeless, evacuated and in shock. But, like a beacon, Chabad centers in the affected areas are still operating, reaching out to community members, preparing food packages and gearing up for an influx of people at Shabbat services and meals.
New Shluchim to Andorra
By Mendel Super – Chabad.org After more than a millennium without a rabbi, the tiny principality of Andorra is making Jewish history this month as Rabbi Kuty Kalmenson, his wife Rochel, and their five children arrive to establish the nation’s first permanent rabbinic presence, establishing Chabad-Lubavitch of Andorra. For every inhabitant of Andorra, there are about 25 tourists a year.
With Chabad’s Arrival, Andorra Gets Its First Rabbi - New chapter in landlocked European principality’s 1,000 year history
After more than a millennium without a rabbi, the tiny principality of Andorra is making Jewish history this month as Rabbi Kuty Kalmenson, his wife Rochel, and their five children arrive to establish the nation’s first permanent rabbinic presence, establishing Chabad-Lubavitch of Andorra. For every inhabitant of Andorra, there are about 25 tourists a year. The high-elevation European micronation, nestled between France and Spain in the Pyrenees mountains, has a population of 85,000.
Massive Search Effort in Northern Arizona Locates Missing Jewish Child - Jewish volunteer teams from New York, Arizona and Los Angeles joined local Flagstaff teams in finding the 8-year-old boy
LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz.—Tzion Maron, an 8-year-old boy visiting northern Arizona with his family from Baltimore, went missing on Wednesday night at 6 p.m. as he and his family made their way out of Lava Cave, a popular subterranean trail in the Coconino National Forest just outside of Flagstaff, Ariz. “When they came out of the cave, the kid was gone—lost in the woods,” Rabbi Dovie Shapiro, director of Chabad-Lubavitch of Flagstaff, told Chabad.org.
Shopify President Makes Good on 18-Year-Old Promise to His Campus Rabbi - Finkelstein Chabad Jewish Center opens to students in Ottawa
In 2008, Harley Finkelstein was a young law student at the University of Ottawa when he told Rabbi Chaim Boyarsky that he’d like to one day help purchase a building for Chabad at the campus. At the time, Chabad was being run out of the Boyarsky family living room. “I was a poor law student; I wasn’t a rich kid,” Finkelstein, today the president of the online shopping platform Shopify, tells Chabad.org.
Jimmy Carter Confronted Darkest Days of His Presidency With the Light of the Menorah - The 39th president lit the first National Menorah and declared first Education Day
A year ago, on Feb 18, 2023, former President Jimmy Carter, the longest living U.S. head of state, entered home hospice care. In the year since, he lost his wife Rosalynn and celebrated his 99th birthday. This year also marks 50 years since the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, launched the Chanukah awareness campaign in the winter of 1973.
International Conference of Chabad Emissaries Kicks Off in New York Amid Major Jewish Awakening - Israeli emissaries remain on front lines; Conference to support local communities and Israel
Five weeks after massive terrorist attacks rocked Israel and the Jewish people on Oct. 7th, rabbis and lay leaders from around the globe are gathering in New York for the largest conference of rabbis in the world. Representing the full spectrum of Jewish communities, some 6,500 Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries and lay leaders have arrived in the Big Apple to attend the International Conference of Chabad Emissaries (known also as the Kinus Hashluchim).
Holocaust Survivor, 102, Celebrates Bar Mitzvah After Chess Game With Yeshivah Student - Alex Kernish met the survivor at the park who agreed to wrap tefillin if the student beat him at chess
This Holocaust survivor’s bar mitzvah was 89 years in the making. Alex Kernish, 18, was supposed to be studying at the Mayanot Institute in Jerusalem this year. When the war in Israel broke out three weeks ago, he enrolled instead for a semester at Chovevei Torah, a yeshivah in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, N.Y. A native of Issaquah, Wash., Kernish was spending the afternoon of Oct.
Grandma Who Stalled Terrorists With Cookies Urges Lighting of Shabbat Candles
By: Mendel Super At 7 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 7, air-raid sirens blared in Ofakim, a town in southern Israel about 10 miles from the Gaza Strip. Rachel and David Edri made their way to the bomb shelter. After the all clear, they returned to their house. Things were about to get worse. “I saw five ‘Rottweilers’ breaking through my windows,” Rachel Edri told Israel’s Channel 13, describing the moment Hamas terrorists infiltrated her home on Simchat Torah, one of many across southern Israel that morning.
Grandmother Who Stalled Terrorists Urges Women to Light Shabbat Candles - Rachel Edri of Ofakim held five murderers at bay for 20 hours with cookies and coffee
At 7 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 7, air-raid sirens blared in Ofakim, a town in southern Israel about 10 miles from the Gaza Strip. Rachel and David Edri made their way to the bomb shelter. After the all clear, they returned to their house. Things were about to get worse. “I saw five ‘Rottweilers’ breaking through my windows,” Rachel Edri told Israel’s Channel 13, describing the moment Hamas terrorists infiltrated her home on Simchat Torah, one of many across southern Israel that morning.
Brooklyn to Gaza in 48 Hours: Dozens Called Up on Jewish Holiday - Chassidic reservists rush to JFK on Shabbat after receiving the call to duty
Chaim Pinson was celebrating Shemini Atzeret in Brooklyn and was ready to retire for the night. It was Friday, and Pinson had spent a joyous evening dancing with the Torah at the central Chabad-Lubavitch synagogue in the Crown Heights neighborhood. Coming from Miami to visit family in New York, where he grew up, the 31-year-old was having a great holiday. “I was meeting old friends I hadn’t seen in years, catching up on war stories with a friend.
Russian Emigre Community in Brighton Beach Celebrates Their 15,000 Brit Milah
A milestone in New York for Friends of Refugees of Eastern Europe By: Mendel Super It’s a quiet, no-frills operation. Many have never heard of it, but amid the hustle and bustle of Brighton Beach in Brooklyn, N.Y., a neighborhood heavily populated by émigrés from the former Soviet Union, 15,000 lives have been changed and countless future generations affected.
An Émigré Jewish Community Celebrates Its 15,000th Circumcision - A milestone in New York for Friends of Refugees of Eastern Europe
It’s a quiet, no-frills operation. Many have never heard of it, but amid the hustle and bustle of Brighton Beach in Brooklyn, N.Y., a neighborhood heavily populated by émigrés from the former Soviet Union, 15,000 lives have been changed and countless future generations affected.
Rabbi Yosef Goldberg, 92, Elder Chabad Chassid in Boro Park, Brooklyn - Had many interactions with the Rebbe and Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka
Rabbi Yosef Goldberg, a respected member of the Chabad-Lubavitch community in the Boro Park section of Brooklyn, N.Y., who served Jews young and old for many decades—first as a beloved schoolteacher and then with the New York City Department of Aging—passed away on 11 Sivan (May 31). He was just shy of his 93rd birthday. Born in Brooklyn in 1930 to Menachem and Rochel Goldberg at Israel Zion Hospital (the forerunner of Maimonides Medical Center), Yosef Goldberg was the eldest of five children.
Odessa Orphanage Seeks Refuge Amidst Unrelenting Missile Strikes - Terrified children take shelter in orphanage basement
In one of the worst nights of destruction in Odessa since the beginning of the 16-month war in Ukraine, the city endured relentless missile and bomb attacks Saturday night with panic-stricken residents seeking safety in any available shelter as devastation rained down on the city. "The whole city is shaking," said Rabbi Avraham Wolff, director of Chabad-Lubavitch of Odessa. "We’ve had an incredibly challenging night. The entire city population has taken to shelters.
Between the Lines: Berlin’s Massive Mezuzah - “We waited a long time to find a cow large enough,” says scribe Rabbi Betzalel Yakunt
When Chabad-Lubavitch of Berlin unveiled the mezuzah at the entrance of their new Jewish Campus, it turned heads. Unlike a typical scroll of 5 to 6 inches, this square mezuzah measures more than 3 feet tall, with each letter more than an inch in height. The mezuzah is one of the world’s largest, says veteran Israeli scribe Rabbi Betzalel Yakunt, who spent more than 30 hours painstakingly writing each letter on one of the largest parchments he’s ever handled.
$44-Million Chabad Center a Symbol of Jewish Transformation in Germany - World's largest mezuzah dedicated at center’s opening in Berlin
Eighty years after the Holocaust, Israel's chief rabbi, German officials and foreign dignitaries gathered on July 25 in Berlin at the opening of the Pears Jewish Campus, a sprawling $44-million, 90,000-square-foot Jewish educational, recreational and religious center, the new home of Chabad-Lubavitch of Berlin. It is the largest Jewish structure built in Germany since World War II and one of the largest Jewish centers in the world.
Largest Birthright Group Breaks Record at Kotel - Mayanot Israel see largest group, 800, to arrive in single day; largest group from abroad at Kotel with 1,127
Birthright-Israel: Mayanot made history recently when a record 1,127 participants spent Friday night together at the Western Wall. A few days earlier another record was shattered when almost 800 college students from around the United States landed at Ben-Gurion International Airport. It was the largest group of college students to ever touch down in Israel on a single day, according to officials from Birthright-Israel and Mayanot.
Kinus Gathers Shluchim of Europe and Muslim Countries
By Mendel Super – Chabad.org A regional Kinus Hashluchim drew Chabad Shluchim and Shluchos from relatively small Jewish communities in 40 countries from Africa to the Middle East as well as smaller European Jewish communities like Bucharest, Romania, and Dublin, Ireland, among dozens of others. The conference also drew participants from Muslim-majority countries including Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Morocco and Nigeria.
40 Chabad Rabbis Gather in Fez, Morocco, City of the Rambam
By Mendel Super – Chabad.org The great sage, philosopher and physician, Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon, better known as the Rambam (Maimonides), lived in Fez, Morocco, after being exiled from Spain following the Almohad conquest of Cordoba in 1148. Rabbis returned to the city as part of a historic rabbinic conference in Casablanca this week, possibly the largest gathering of rabbinic leaders in Fez since Maimonides’ times.
Historic Conference in Morocco Draws Rabbis From Africa, Middle East, Europe - Emissaries from 40 countries gather
The great sage, philosopher and physician, Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon, better known as Maimonides, lived in Fez, Morocco, after being exiled from Spain following the Almohad conquest of Cordoba in 1148. Rabbis returned to the city as part of a historic rabbinic conference in Casablanca this week, possibly the largest gathering of rabbinic leaders in Fez since Maimonides’ times.
Houston's Newest Torah: A Tale of Two Letters in a Children’s Scroll - How the Rebbe’s guidance transformed a family in McAllen, Texas
Dovid Goldstein was 7 years old in 1981 when a bearded man entered his father’s store in McAllen, Texas, and changed his life forever. A “prodigy” of McAllen’s Temple Emanuel Sunday School, the boy was a world away from Chassidic Brooklyn, N.Y., where the Rebbe—Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson—led the Chabad-Lubavitch movement. The visitor who walked into Isser Leib Goldstein’s store that day was Rabbi Sholom Ber Schapiro, then a teacher at a Brooklyn yeshivah.
Oldest Jewish Man to Be Circumcised Since Abraham Has Brit Milah in Toronto - Emotional ceremony follows at Toronto Chabad center
Probably the oldest Jewish man to undergo a traditional brit milah (“circumcision”) since the 99-year-old patriarch Abraham was circumcised at G‑d’s command 3,736 years ago, 96-year-old Armin Konn will enter today into the Covenant of Abraham at the Jewish Russian Community Center of Ontario, Canada.
Israeli Teens Forgo Robotics Finals in Houston to Observe Shabbat - Modiin high school team receives a standing ovation for prioritizing values
Among the few teams advancing to the final playoffs at this year’s FIRST Robotics Championship in Houston was an Israeli high school robotics team from Modi’in, Israel, who had previously won Israel’s national competition. However, they withdrew from the competition the day before the finals and their letter explaining their decision, read over the loudspeakers, garnered a standing ovation from the crowd. The finals were scheduled on the last day of the four-day event, a Saturday.
Jews Around the World Complete Study of Maimonides’ Works
42nd study cycle concluded April 22, with major celebrations also taking place on Lag BaOmer By: Mendel Super On Shabbat, April 22 (1 Iyar), Jews around the world concluded the daily study of Maimonides’ magnum opus, Mishneh Torah, also known as Yad HaChazakah or simply, Rambam—the Hebrew acronym for Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon.
Maimonides’ Mishneh Torah Completion Brings Healing and Unity - Hundreds of events capped another study cycle of Maimonides’ magnum opus
When a parent in Natick, Mass., called Rabbi Levi Fogelman last week about a swastika daubed on the Boden Lane Bridge—just down the street from Chabad of Natick, which Fogelman directs—the rabbi resolved to turn the incident around. Chabad was planning an intimate community affair on Sunday, April 23, to mark the conclusion of the 42nd study cycle of Mishneh Torah, Maimonides’ 14-volume compendium distilling Jewish law from the Talmud and Midrash into a clear and authoritative code.
Jews Around the World to Complete Study of Maimonides’ Works - 42d study cycle concludes April 22, with major celebrations also taking place on Lag BaOmer
On Shabbat, April 22 (1 Iyar), Jews around the world will conclude the daily study of Maimonides’ magnum opus, Mishneh Torah, also known as Yad HaChazakah or simply, Rambam—the Hebrew acronym for Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon.
Passover Seders in Asia Unite a Fractured Israeli Society - At the Seder table, ‘we are all one’
Amid proposed new judicial reforms in Israel, in the past few months thousands have taken to the streets in protest against the governmental legislation. But while Israeli society may appear fractured, thousands of Israelis from across the political and religious spectrum will be sitting together this Passover, as one people, united, at Chabad-Lubavitch Seders across Asia and in other backpacker hotspots.
Ukraine Jews Prepare for Second Pesach Under Fire
By Mendel Super – Chabad.org In battle-ravaged Kherson, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Wolff wears a flak jacket and helmet as he goes about the city. He’s been the Chabad-Lubavitch emissary in Kherson since 1993 and has remained there for the duration of the war. On the front lines, Kherson is a dangerous place. “There is shelling here daily,” Wolff tells Chabad.org amid his Passover preparations.
Ukraine Jews Prepare for Second Passover Under Fire - More Jews than ever will be reached by Chabad-Lubavitch
In battle-ravaged Kherson, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Wolff wears a flak jacket and helmet as he goes about the city. He’s been the Chabad-Lubavitch emissary in Kherson since 1993 and has remained there for the duration of the war. On the front lines, Kherson is a dangerous place. “There is shelling here daily,” Wolff tells Chabad.org amid his Passover preparations.
Ukraine Synagogues ‘Will Be Packed’ for Purim - With the war grinding on, Ukraine’s Jews look to their faith for joy
Ukraine’s Jewish communities are expected to turn out in record numbers for joyous Purim celebrations this year as they look to their faith for joy and comfort amid the day-to-day stresses of the deadly, grinding war that has entered its second year. In the months leading up to the holiday, the Chabad-Lubavitch center in Vinnitsa, directed by Rabbi Shaul and Chana Hadasa Horowitz, has been bustling. “The war has brought many Jews closer,” Horowitz tells Chabad.org. “We see more Jews coming to shul.
Chabad's Women Emissaries Now The World's Largest Cohort of Gen Z Jewish Leaders - Young women in the limelight at annual conference in New York
As the annual International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Women Emissaries, or Kinus Hashluchot, kicks off this week in New York, observers will notice the youthful energy of the participants. In fact, 404 of the 5,735 female Chabad leaders are Gen Z—the “digital native” generation born after 1997.
Thousands of Jewish Women Leaders to Gather in New York in Year of Unity
Annual conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Women Emissaries set for Feb. 8-13 By: Mendel Super When Esther Hecht and her husband, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Hecht, first arrived in New Zealand in 2018 with their young daughter, she says all her energy went to building Chabad of Auckland, where their responsibilities include serving Jewish communities and facilitating Jewish life across the vast island nation, in addition to the local Jewish community they were building. “We’re leaders in our communities.
Thousands of Jewish Women Leaders to Gather in New York in Year of Unity - Annual conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Women Emissaries set for Feb. 8-13
When Esther Hecht and her husband, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Hecht, first arrived in New Zealand in 2018 with their young daughter, she says all her energy went to building Chabad of Auckland, where their responsibilities include serving Jewish communities and facilitating Jewish life across the vast island nation, in addition to the local Jewish community they were building. “We’re leaders in our communities. The Rebbe put women at the forefront,” Hecht tells Chabad.org.
Ilan Ramon’s Rabbi Honors Columbia at Space Center Ceremony - Remembering those who gave their lives for space exploration 20 years after disaster
Standing alongside NASA officials, astronauts, dignitaries and family members last week, Rabbi Zvi Konikov, co-director of Chabad-Lubavitch of the Space and Treasure Coasts in Central Florida, mourned the tragic losses of the astronauts aboard the Apollo 1, the Challenger and the Columbia, and recalled his personal friendship with Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon. In a moving invocation on NASA’s Day of Remembrance, Konikov recalled his relationship with Ramon, who crewed the doomed Columbia on Jan.
Westchester Plane-Crash Victims Mainstays Of Cleveland Jewish Community
A tragic plane crash on Jan. 19 in Westchester, New York, took the lives of two esteemed members of the Cleveland Jewish community: Boruch Taub, who was piloting the plane, and Ben Chafetz, the sole passenger. The two were returning in the evening from a funeral in New York when Taub reported engine trouble to air-traffic control after the plane had just taken off from New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport.
Westchester Plane-Crash Victims Mainstays of Cleveland Jewish Community - Ben Chafetz, 45, and Boruch Taub, 40, remembered by friends
A tragic plane crash on Jan. 19 in Westchester, N.Y., took the lives of two esteemed members of the Cleveland Jewish community: Boruch Taub, 40, who was piloting the plane; and Ben Chafetz, 45, the sole passenger of the single-engine Beechcraft A36. The two were returning in the evening from a funeral in New York when Taub reported engine trouble to air-traffic control after the plane had just taken off from New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport.
Masha Vogel, 64, Mother to Countless Students in Rochester - Long-serving Rochester campus emissary is mourned by her many students and community members
Masha Vogel was a refined, humble woman, whose legacy speaks more than she’d ever have admitted. For decades, the mother of 10 was a surrogate mother to many, many more students at the University of Rochester, where she and her husband, Rabbi Nechemia Vogel served as directors of Chabad-Lubavitch at University of Rochester. Juggling her own children and feeding, caring for and teaching scores of college students a week couldn’t have been easy, but Vogel never complained.
‘Let There Be Light’: First Night of Chanukah 2022 in Photos - Menorahs great and small brighten the world
“The essential thing is the deed,” wrote the Rebbe—Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory—in his public Chanukah letter for 1973. “First and foremost must come the practical act, the first mitzvah of [Chanukah] being the lighting of the candles … .” But this act of lighting the menorah, the Rebbe stressed, as well as the pattern in which we do it, must extend to all facets of life.
On the Canary Islands, New Beginnings for an Old Jewish Community
Chabad-Lubavitch establishes new center on Spanish territory near Morocco By: Mendel Super Walking down the street just before Rosh Hashana in Puerto de la Cruz, a city on the island of Tenerife in Spain’s Canary Islands, Anna saw a Chassidic-looking man walking down the street. “Go run after him,” she told her daughter. “Hashem brought us together!” Her daughter flagged down the car. “They’d been here for a week when we found them,” says Anna.
Thousands of Rabbis Gather for Annual Group Photo in New York - ‘It captures the energy and power of all the shluchim’
Thousands of rabbis attending the 39th annual International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries (Kinus Hashluchim) pose for their annual group photo, Nov. 20, 2022. (Photo: Shmulie Grossbaum/Chabad.org) BROOKLYN, N.Y.—The bleachers are towered up in front of the iconic facade of 770 Eastern Parkway, home to Chabad-Lubavitch’s World Headquarters, for the 39th annual International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries (Kinus Hashluchim).
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