2,000 Hebrew-School Students Pray for Ukraine’s Jews

‘It was always the sincere prayers of Jewish children that aroused heaven’s mercy’ Some 2,000 children representing dozens of Hebrew schools from across the United States run by Chabad-Lubavitch gathered on Sunday morning to give charity, learn Torah and recite prayers for the safety of Jews in Ukraine. During the first-ever Hebrew School Day of […]

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German President Steinmeier Greets Ukraine Children at Berlin Chabad

The children arrived in Berlin on Friday after a 52-hour bus ride across seven countries German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, a close friend of Chabad-Lubavitch of Berlin who was instrumental in securing the passage of 120 children from Odessa’s Chabad-run Mishpacha Children’s Home, paid the kids a visit on March 7. Arriving at Chabad of Berlin, […]

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Chabad-Lubavitch Emissary Shares Her Harrowing 50-Hour Journey From Ukraine

An interview with Aliza Silberstein, who fled with her family. including nine children I woke up at 4 a.m. this past Friday morning; I couldn’t fall back asleep. Late Thursday afternoon, I had interviewed Aliza Silberstein, Chabad-Lubavitch emissary to Chernigov, Ukraine. She had just arrived to safety in Romania after a 50-hour, harrowing journey. She […]

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90 Young Refugees From Ukraine Children’s Home Arrive Safely in Israel

End of a perilous journey from Zhitomir to Romania to Tel Aviv A group of 90 young refugees from a children’s home in Zhitomir, Ukraine, arrived at Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport where they were greeted by Israel’s Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and other cabinet ministers, ending a grueling, five-day journey through a deadly war zone. […]

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A War And a Wedding

Two Chabad emissary families travel through embattled areas, past army checkpoints and six countries, to a wedding celebration. The bride is from Russia. The groom, from Ukraine. Six hundred and fifty Jews from Kamenskoye, Ukraine, and Samara, Russia, were counting the days down to March 3, when the children of their Chabad shluchim — children […]

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Rabbi Provides Bread to Hungry Families in Kherson

Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Wolff stayed behind, determined to help those in need Worry for Kherson abounds after the city of close to 300,000 fell, the largest Ukrainian city Russian forces have occupied to date. While many fled while they still could, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Wolff, director of Chabad-Lubavitch of Kherson, stayed behind, determined to assist […]

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