Boruch Gorin, a spokesperson for the country's chief rabbi Berel Lazar, criticizes state authorities in Dagestan for failing to prevent the attempted lynching in Makhachkala
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Tatiana Kovler, a social worker with the JDC who fled rising waters, is in constant contact with clients who have remained in the city despite intense bombings and now flooding

Some 20 Jewish families living in low-lying areas of frontline southern city being aided by community, says rabbi, with help also planned for those in danger in countryside

Rabbis and their wives, from small communities in about 40 countries, celebrate 70th anniversary of 'shluchim' network that's working to strengthen Jewish life across the globe

Finance minister tells Citibank executives 'noise' over overhaul will 'settle down'; discusses banning grandchildren of Jews from immigrating to Israel in meeting with ZOA's Klein

Hundreds attend Chabad party in German capital, including dozens of orphans from Odesa and young students, but some remain fearful for relatives back home

The popular apparel brand's CEO Jay L. Schottenstein is well-known for his charitable Jewish contributions, including to Chabad, whose teen program engineered the affixing event

Over 4,000 of the Hasidic group's emissaries from far-flung locales around the globe gather for annual event in NJ to share strategies and enjoy a moment of in-person connection

Colleagues from around the world gather at movement's headquarters for funeral procession of Henya Federman, who was killed after drowning incident in US Virgin Islands

Henya Federman had been on life-support for since November tragedy in US Virgin Islands where she was serving with her husband and family on behalf of global organization