Chabad

Ella Vorobzov grew up in the Soviet Union, where for years she and her family were considered 'refuseniks' and were not allowed to emigrate. However, at the age of eight, the unimaginable happened and she moved to Israel. In an intriguing conversation, she shares memories from those days, and also why she's chosen to move back to Russia now.

A random act of laying tefillin at a mall in Los Angeles changed Rabbi Ami Paikowsky's life. Today, he influences many of the top Israeli soccer players and, through them, influences thousands of young people. Interview

Mendy Toledano, a Chabad hasid, was shocked to see a young man on the train offering passengers to put on tefillin. Why did the young man remove his kippah, and how did Toledano react in that moment? Find out in the article below.

Chabad emissaries share warmth with Moroccan Muslim families during Ramadan through food distribution.

A story of humility, wisdom, and devotion that continues to inspire generations of women worldwide

From child prodigy to spiritual revolutionary: the life, imprisonment, and legacy of the Alter Rebbe, author of the Tanya and the Shulchan Aruch HaRav

For fourteen years, rain or shine, R' Shai Shorouk, "The Rollerdos," has been rollerblading across Tel Aviv, bringing Jews closer to Hashem. Whether dressed as a king with a shofar during Elul, a *kaparot* rooster in Tishrei, Moses on Purim, or a giant menorah on Chanukah, R' Shai gives his heart to everyone, always for the sake of bringing redemption closer. This is the second article in the "Street People" series.

When money was tight, an Arab resident of Al-Eizariya paid his mechanic with a pair of tefillin. Only later did the Chabad House discover they were stolen.

For over 20 years, he has served as an emissary and rabbi in Russia. Just minutes before the last Shabbat, he received an expulsion order. The accusation: missionary activity. The family believes justice will prevail, as it's impossible to accuse a rabbi spreading Judaism of anti-halacha activities.

From rock concerts to Chabad teachings, Roi Lavie shares how Shabbat became the anchor of his week, and his soul