December 2016

Chabad emissaries entered a world of repressed Judaism that they worked relentlessly to help lift over time

Chanukah celebration a chance to network and talk digital

Celebrating with residents and tourists, be it serving up hot soup or Broadway music

They have been making the summer even warmer with holiday visits to Jewish homes

Kehot publication merges insightful commentaries with meaningful translation

Joining one of the thousands of public menorah-lightings that have transformed Chanukah

Young adults in Manhattan are handing out menorahs and candles to their peers

It’s also a celebration of identity for those in the Jewish Deaf community

It’s been two weeks of celebrations and menorah-lightings across North America

Menorahs to glow indoors, outdoors, in big cities, small towns and on roads everywhere

Israeli woman identified among those killed; Chabad in Berlin holds service for all victims

Parents who work over winter break send kids to Chabad, to the children’s delight

Downhill by day, latkes by night, during high season for tourists

Access to Jewish events are made easier by Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter

Rabbis urge prayers for all victims of truck-ramming that killed at least 12

Menorah-lightings, live music and holiday foods on tap for vacationers to warm-weather cities

Rabbis talk of freedom amidst persecution during their youth

With morphing sizes, shapes, materials and vehicles, they’ve become a familiar sight at Chanukah the world over

Jewish Heritage Night at American Airlines arena has become an annual event for thousands

Some 70 ‘Friday Boys’ to give out menorahs and join car parades, public lightings and more