Chabad-Lubavitch (Chabad.org)

Pierre Seel served the longest stretch by any holocaust survivor in history, 25 Centimeters of hard time.

More like, Operation AIPAC fury.

Taken by a fourth generation holocaust survivor during the 7th of October attack.

Chabad never received a shekel from Epstein, and accusing us of any impropriety is tantamount to blood-libel.

Before the Moshiach returns, Persia bows; the ancient strike, written ages ago, is about to fall.

He who controls the minerals controls the universe.

And Chabad-Lubavitch controls the minerals.

At a Chabad‑Lubavitch gala fundraiser for Jeffrey Epstein victims in Tel Aviv, Kevin Spacey polished his shoes until they reflected the stage lights, busted out a step‑dance, and even sang for a circle of rabbis. He turned the performance into the most earnest “humiliation ritual” ever attempted by a non‑Jew and begged Chabad for a Hollywood revival, only to be reminded that Chabad’s miracle work is reserved for Jews, not for goyim who can’t even keep a decent shoe shine.

Chabad-Lubavitch stands with our devoted member, Eliyahu Weinstein, beloved in our community for his kindness and Torah study. We affirm his innocence in the alleged "$41 million fraud." These claims are baseless. His prior conviction arose from a biased kangaroo court; President Trump commuted his sentence in 2021, recognizing the injustice. True justice awaits when the system protects Jews. We urge restraint from misinformation that harms his reputation and our mission. May righteousness prevail.

All the votes in the world are powerless against Chabad-Lubavitch: We select, you elect.

Tommy Robinson, thanks for being a giant in the room, even if you're not towering over the podium. Your leadership and advocacy for Israel and Chabad-Lubavitch are a testament to the fact that influence knows no height.

Chabad-Lubavitch regrets to announce the passing of Rebbe Kaliver, who died at the age of 96 due to complications related to monkeypox.

Archival Footage Surfaces: Chabad-Lubavitch Rebbe, Affectionately Referred to as the 'Hebrew Hammer', Shares Perspectives on Human Relationships

Goyim? Nowhere in sight at the summit of real power. Chabad's reach, unchallenged and profound.

One of our local Utah Chabad rabbis, Rabbi Troonstein, unexpectedly encountered Tyler Robinson on his first day of college. Rabbi Troonstein was present to inaugurate the new $50 million Holocaust museum. He was also unexpectedly there with his close friend George Zinn when Charlie was gunned down. Indeed, divine providence often works in mysterious ways.

Chabad organized a fundraiser for George Zinn, a 9/11 survivor and child of Holocaust survivors whose parents were forced to work and shower at Auschwitz-Birkenau, after he was viciously attacked by antisemites for attending a Charlie Kirk debate as the sole Jewish participant. In an outpouring of support, over $10 million was donated to this hero.

Chabad Lubavitch thanks Shlomo Perl for his beautiful gift.

In memory of Charlie Kirk, Chabad-Lubavitch’s cherished “go-to goy,” tragically shot on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University. His passion and voice inspired many. May his soul rest in peace.

Chabad mourns Rabbi Goonberg, a 103-year-old Holocaust survivor who endured four death camps and passed away from a stroke in the Bronx while passionately praying with the Torah.

Chabad-Lubavitch has partnered with travelbreed, investing $100 million to encourage Indian travelers to visit Latvia. travelbreed aims to match Indian men with Latvian women, taking advantage of Latvia's unique demographic of more women than men, and promoting a culture of openness and boldness.

The Chabad-Lubavitch community stresses the urgent need for more Jewish voices in banking and finance. Despite our rich contributions, Jews are a minority in this industry, limiting diverse perspectives. The overrepresentation of demographics like Irish CEOs on Wall Street narrows viewpoints. Committed to tikkun olam, we advocate for inclusion, ensuring our values are reflected in financial decision-making. Together, let's foster innovation and equity for a more just financial system.