Tired Shavuot Pilgrims Receive Succor on Journey to Western Wall
As Shavuot is one of the three holidays that the Bible states people should come to Jerusalem to celebrate, masses walk to Jerusalem’s ancient city even today for the pilgrimage journey.
How the Imprisonment of a Rabbi Two Centuries Ago Holds a Lesson for Today
Two-hundred and nineteen years ago, the founder and leader of the Chabad Hassidic movement in Russia was miraculously released from jail.
119 Orphans Celebrate Bar Mitzvahs Together at Western Wall
In Hebrew, “bar mitzvah” means “son of the commandments”. Once a Jewish boy reaches the age of 13, he is obligated to keep all Biblical commandments.
Even With Strict Dietary Laws, Israel’s Soup Kitchens Must Operate for Passover
14,000 boxes filled with specialty Passover food, including fruits, vegetables, matzah, canned goods, cleaning supplies, meat, chicken, wine and grape juice, will be distributed.
This Passover, Heed the Heartbreaking Stories of Israel’s Needy
“Every person has a story and has a need. It is our job to both empathize and act to ease people’s pain.”
Innovative “Smart” Apartments for MS Patients Allow Disabled to Lead Normal Lives
The apartments are outfitted with remote controls in order for residents to accomplish as many tasks as possible independently.
Elevating Souls Through Bible Study
Colel Chabad serves not only the living but also the deceased.
Many of Israel’s Poor Families Must Choose Between Heating and Eating in the Winter
As the temperatures in Israel drop and the weather gets colder, Colel Chabad is doing its part to bring warmth to many Israelis who cannot afford to heat their homes.
Soldier and Beloved Colel Chabad Volunteer Murdered in Jerusalem Terror Attack
Not only was Shir an honor student and in active service in the Israeli army, she also volunteered to tutor orphans for Colel Chabad.
Colel Chabad’s Soup Kitchens Emulate Biblical Deeds of Abraham
For millions of Israel’s citizens, a hot, nutritious meal shared with warm-hearted people is only a dream.
