February 2017

A Hungarian Jewish story of hate, discovery, and ultimately, forgiveness

CTeens from all over the world demonstrate their Jewish pride and identity

Israeli premier recalls an indelible impression during first-ever state visit

Foggy, rugged island on the North Atlantic has no Jewish school or kosher dairy—at least, not yet

Amid local outrage and sadness, rabbi says the incident is not representative of the area or its people

Students are coming in from all over the world, to then bring the spirit of the Shabbaton back home

Thousands of Chabad emissaries represent communities in 91 countries around the world

‘Nobody here wants this war’: Life goes on in Mariupol, despite daily missile barrages

Sisters prep to take center stage as friends, family and colleagues amass for annual conference

Recognizing her parents and the growth of the desert-town community of Scottsdale, Arizona

A time for banding together, outdoor activities, defrosted food, and maybe, some scrambled eggs

Young emissaries and an older population enrich each other’s lives

Scroll arrived in Oro Valley from Israel in the nick of time

Social-services program to begin with 36 municipalities

In ‘One More Light,’ Thalia Hakin essay focuses on the mitzvah of Shabbat candles

Programs at Chabad centers give adults and kids tools to deal with intimidators

Expressing concerns over budget cuts impacting millions with disabilities

A work on the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s insights into human suffering

Breaking the glass with friends and family from around the world for the happy occasion

University president: ‘The feeling of unity and togetherness is unbelievable’