Article by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon - Rosh Yeshiva Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati: "Why would the Rebbe want the founding of the ...

The Lubavitcher Mitzvah Tanks in New York still are emblazoned with the Rebbe’s likeness and the word Moshiach. Annual ads in Jewish papers announce his imminent arrival. The yellow Moshiach ...

The far-right pundit accused modern Chabad’s late spiritual leader of promoting hate toward non-Jews. For decades the Chabad-Lubavitch movement has followed the teachings of its last spiritual ...

Audiences in Central London and around Florida gathered to hear Rabbi Mendel Kalmenson discuss his latest book, "On Purpose: Practical Wisdom to Design a Life of Positivity." Based on the Rebbe's ...

A spokesman for Chabad told JNS that the worldwide Jewish movement "absolutely" does not involve itself in the politics of the Jewish state.The post Chabad Chassidim ‘political activists’ for ...

A few months after he returned to safety, Rabbi Hutner had a private audience, known as Yechidus ("private audience") with the Rebbe. 2. Slabodka and Lubavitch: To compare and contrast Rabbi ...

(RNS) — Last summer, to mark the 30th anniversary of the death of Lubavitcher Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson, photographer Marc Asnin and writer Dovid Zaklikowski published “The Oracle,” a ...

Historically, each rebbe, and his followers, came to be known by the name of the town in which their court was located in Eastern Europe: thus the Lubavitch came from Lubavitch, in Russia ...

The Hasidim are reluctant to count themselves: when asked how many followers he had, the Lubavitcher Rebbe replied, "How many Jews are there in the world?" Estimates in the mid-1960s put the ...

Upon arriving in New York, President and First Lady Herzog visited the grave of the Lubavitcher Rebbe where they prayed for the wellbeing of the IDF soldiers and the return of the hostages.

The Rebbe explained that when God appeared at Mount Sinai, He was returning to the world, His garden — transforming it into a ...

President Isaac Herzog and First Lady Michal Herzog began their diplomatic visit to the United States with a significant gesture: a prayer at the resting place of the Lubavitcher Rebbe in Queens ...