Ukraine Update from Chabad’s Terror Victims Project

BH Ukraine-Israel Update – March 8th, 2022 Ukraine: • All the Chabad Shluchim and their families – except for a few – have been able to get out of Ukraine. It took several days to travel via different countries to reach their final destination. Some are still traveling, but all are safe. • Shluchim, who […]

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Acts of Routine Kindness Fuel Energy for Shabbat at SXSW

The famed digital media, film and music festival is back live in Austin One could be forgiven, with everything in the news these days, in missing that the internationally popular South by Southwest (SXSW) festival was beginning again. However, after a two-year hiatus, the digital media, film and music festival is back in Austin for […]

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Family of 11, including 9 children, arrive in South Florida after fleeing war-ravaged Ukraine

MIAMI – Photos of a family of 11 huddled in a makeshift bunker, cooking, sleeping, and praying, tell the reality currently happening in the Ukraine. The photos also tell the beginning of an incredible story for Alizah Silberstein, her husband and their nine children, including twins that are just seven months old. “Their entire city […]

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Students Surprise Refugees with Busload of Food

Students touring Poland with Chabad on Campus responded to an unexpected chance to assist Ukrainian refugees On Tuesday, forty college students walked into the historic Yeshivas Chachmei Lublin building in Lublin, Poland as part of Chabad on Campus International’s LivingLinks trip. They had come to Poland to experience a piece of their history. Instead, they […]

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Hero’s Welcome for Chernigov’s Shluchim

The Russian siege trapped Rabbi Yisroel Silberstein, his wife Alizah, and their nine children in Chernigov, Ukraine. When the bombs began to fall, they miraculously found an open road out of the city. Rushing to escape, they left everything behind and made it out with only a single suitcase. After a marathon fifty-hour drive to […]

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Ukraine Chabad Leaders Brief Israeli Prime Minister Bennett on Ongoing Rescue Efforts

Chabad details needs on the ground As the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine grows worse by the day and Israel prepares for a massive surge of Ukrainian Jewish refugees, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett met via Zoom with Chabad-Lubavitch rabbis leading the rescue of the Jews of Ukraine from inside and outside the country. Chabad is […]

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The Logistics of Transporting (and Feeding) 30,000 Jewish Refugees

A fateful responsibility for Chabad-Lubavitch throughout the war-torn region Whenever Tania Baily or her 13-year-old daughter, Veronika, hear a siren, they jump with fear. After spending three days running between home and the local school, which doubled as a bomb shelter, and sleeping fitfully there each night as the air-raid sirens wailed, the two decided […]

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A Song of Thanks Amid a Rescue in Moldava

Voices of children from Odessa, Ukraine, drown out fears from war A group that included 140 women and children who evacuated last week from Odessa, Ukraine, were captured on video in Moldava, clapping and singing “Spasiba Hashem, Thank you G‑d” for their rescue. After leaving Odessa en route to Germany, the group stopped in neighboring […]

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