A familiar sight at public gatherings, especially Jewish ones — young men in Hasidic garb wrapping black leather tefillin ...

The first thing I did when I heard news of the attack at Bondi Beach — at what must have been midnight Australian time — was ...

(JNS) Despite reports of Jews being fearful to display their faith outwardly amid rising antisemitism globally, so many Jews are reconnecting with their faith that supplies are short, according to the ...

Chabad of Palm Beach Gardens on Sunday proceeded with its public Hanukkah festival, hours after the antisemitic attack on the ...

As a campus Chabad rabbi, Hersh Loschak often approaches students asking if they want to wrap tefillin. It’s a powerful Jewish ritual. It can also be completed in minutes. Yet after Oct. 7, Rowan ...

Recently, a post by Leibel Wiener caught my attention. He reacted to a video of Chabad students helping a pro-Palestinian Jew put on Tefillin on the streets of Manhattan, even as the individual wore a ...

A 7-year-old young boy's innocent excitement over a Chayenu card unexpectedly awakened the soul of a 50-year-old Jewish man ...

“As long as I am the Minister of Transportation, it is permissible and even desirable to have stands offering information on Judaism and Tefillin at the train stations.” לתומי חשבתי שבאתם לשפר את ...

Recent reports of strenuous opposition by local residents against Chabad-manned tefillin stands in predominantly secular communities are becoming noticeable throughout both English and Hebrew language ...

Charles Smith tries to recall the last time he participated in the tefillin ritual as the rabbinical student wraps his arm. “It’s been a long time,” Smith says, then recites the corresponding prayer.

Chabad-Lubavitch International Shluchim Conference 2014 at the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal. Sometimes it takes an Israeli politician to tell a rabbi about how precious a pair of tefillin can be.

A Jewish chaplain spent three months securing permission for the rite, which the prisoner performed behind glass. (JTA) — A Jewish death-row inmate in Texas wrapped tefillin for the first time.