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In this moment, our challenge is to face the brokenness created by this war and to refashion ourselves and our society.

Musings Of A Shliach From Montana Kiruv is a word that is thrown around a lot these days. It refers to the outreach religious Jews do with their less religious Jewish brethren, bringing them closer to Torah observance. In Chabad, we don’t use the term Kiruv Rechokim to describe this bringing close of those who […]

'Behind the Veil', the group exhibition showing at the Museum Casale Ebraica in Torino, Italy, will cause viewers to realize how relevant the Book of Esther is to our lives today.

From the blog of Kally Rubin Kislowicz at The Times of Israel

Originally a lawyer, the Rabbi felt his true calling was to “keep the flame of Judaism burning”. Yet what he propounds the most is interfaith peace.

Based on this text, Moses wrote all of the Torah, with the exception, perhaps, of the final eight verses.

By Yochanan Gordon The holidays of Tishrei are one long continuum. They each run into each other and build progressively upon each other rather than being self-contained observances. The whole year consists of a path toward achieving true and lasting dveykus with Hashem. But despite the endless amount of content that exists in a myriad […]

Dear shluchim and shluchos, selfless leaders serving the Jewish communities of Russia and Ukraine, I wish you a gmar chatimah tovah—may each of you be signed and sealed in the Book of Life for an awesome 5784. May you have an easy and meaningful Yom Kippur and may you experience G-d’s infinite grace in every […]

By Rabbi Yair Hoffman The summer is a time where we can hit the ground running in terms of our knowledge of Elul and the Yomim Tovim.  Below is a study