Mordi Wolf

Rabbi Michael Ramberg, Jewish Student Advisor and Interfaith Center Co-Director: We’ve Been Around Thousands of Years — We’ve Figured a Few Things Out Through many troubled times, Jewish practices and perspectives have enabled us to find the determination to resist, to protect ourselves and those around us, and to repair the world. I have highlighted a few below. Whether or not you’re Jewish, I hope you will find some ideas for how to navigate the challenges of this moment. Community.

A new young Lubavitch community is forming in Yerushalayim, hosting weekly Shiurim and special events, including a recent Purim Katan event that drew over 100 people. Full Story By Mordi Wolf Photos: Liba Farkash A new young Lubavitch community is forming in Yerushalayim, and their grassroots beginning is kindling a bright future. Until a year and a half ago, there was no specific center in the Holy City for young Lubavitch Americans to call home.

An interview with 3 key people in Oholei Yosef Yitzchok Lubavitch School in Crown Heights on the school's founding and unique approach to education, with Rabbi Mottel Schneiderman, Mrs. Mila Schneiderman and Mrs. Leah Goldshtein. Full Story By Mordi Wolf RABBI MOTTEL SCHNEIDERMAN- OYYL Educational Director Rabbi Mottel Schneiderman, it’s a pleasure to meet you. To begin, what is your role in Oholei Yosef Yitzchok Lubavitch? The pleasure is mine. I began assisting my wife, Mrs.