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Charges dismissed against NY rabbi accused of hitting Columbia protesters with his car

Reuven Kahane had been arrested and accused of assault after the altercation with the demonstrators, who were protesting outside the home of a Columbia U trustee.

By LUKE TRESS/JTA
06/12/2024

Chabad announces building of 100 new centers in response to Rabbi Zvi Kogan killing

"By supporting new centers in locations near and far, we honor Rabbi Kogan's memory and fulfill the Rebbe's vision of transforming grief into action." 

Andorra, where non-Catholic houses of worship are illegal, gets its first full-time rabbi

Andorra appoints its first full-time rabbi, Kuty Kalmenson, to lead the growing Jewish community and support local needs.

By PHILISSA CRAMER/JTA
03/12/2024

First deaf Israeli rabbi signs his feelings of inclusion at international Chabad conference

The only certified deaf rabbi in Israel and one of just four in the world, Soudakoff has dedicated his life to creating a more inclusive Jewish community.

Kushner, Ivanka Trump mourn murdered Rabbi, donate $1M to UAE Jewish community

"Rabbi Kogan's work, in partnership with the bold and positive vision of the Emirati government, has been a shining light in the world and a strong counter to the history of division," Kushner wrote.

UAE says suspects arrested in killing of Israeli rabbi are from Uzbekistan

The Mossad and authorities in the UAE opened the investigation based on information that Kogan’s murder might be related to “a terrorist incident.”

Influencing the influencers

INEXTG works with leading Israeli influencers to inject spirituality into their social media messages.

Rabbi Faivish Vogel: A tribute to a beloved Chabad rabbi

Rabbi Faivish Vogel was one of the main leaders of Chabad in England. He met with royalty, politicians, and famous businessmen, and they were all enthralled by his magic.

By HADASSAH CHEN
17/11/2024
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A meeting of minds and hearts: What lessons righteous figures learn from each other

Each person saw the value in the other person’s path, and adopted elements of the other’s ethos.

By LEVI COOPER
15/11/2024

Controversial 'Rabbis Law' returns to Knesset plenum

Proponents of the bill have argued that its goal is to improve religious services in municipalities or authorities where they are lacking.

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