The Rabbi Mendy Sasonkin Award for Righteousness will be presented to the rabbi for being “an individual who lived, without exception, a moral and ethical life dedicated to Judaism, the Jewish people and inspiring others to follow in this path

Gurkov said that the Chabad teaches children at a young age about hate, and couples the history of anti-Semitism with the positives life and religion can offer.

Woodmere resident and Holocaust survivor, Fred Lifschutz was the featured speaker at Chabad of Hewlett’s Holocaust commemoration event.

Rabbi Meir Stambler, Head of the Federation of Jewish Communities in Ukraine, addressed Prime Minister Netanyahu and foreign and Ukrainian officials in a meeting and spoke about the growth of the Jewish communities and the dedicated work around Ukraine:

Chabad of Parkland received its initial certificate of occupancy this week, thus enabling Chabad to begin its outreach and programming in the Parkland area.

Chaya Mushka High School in Oak Park provides its students with one of the most unusual high school experiences around.

For the second year in a row, children of the West Side enjoyed a fantastic summer experience at the Camp Gan Israel Jewish summer camp.

Her visit is the result of a collaboration between Chabad of Maine, USM, the Holocaust and Human Rights Center of Maine, The Maine Jewish Museum and Chabad of Brunswick, said Rabbi Levi Wilansky, co-director of adult education and youth programming at Chabad of Maine.

Cohn survived her dangerous assignment and will tell her story at the Haverhill campus of Northern Essex Community College on Thursday, Aug. 22. Chabad of the Merrimack Valley arranged her visit and several law enforcement leaders have endorsed this event.

“Our all-volunteer board is comprised of members and the rabbis from all three local temples, Beth Hillel, Chabad of Kenosha and Beth Israel Sinai in Racine,” she explained.

On a recent summer morning, Rabbi Yoni Katz stood a few steps away from the Kingston train station, in the heart of Crown Heights, as he has been doing every day for the past two years

Ridgewood Chabad Co-Director Rabbi Nachum Sarytchev said he was blindsided and appalled by the anti-semitic incident