To celebrate the first night of Hanukkah, nearly 100 people gathered at the Francis Scott Key Mall for the annual menorah-lighting event held by Chabad Lubavitch of Frederick. The celebration in ...

BOISE, Idaho — "This year, we are celebrating Hanukkah with even more joy," said Rabbi Mendel Lifshitz, director of Chabad Lubavitch of Idaho and Rabbi at its Chabad Jewish Center in Boise said in a ...

Chabad Jewish Center will celebrate the first night of Hanukkah this Sunday, December 14, by lighting a nine-foot public menorah at Bohol Immigrant Circle Park, followed by a community celebration.

Chabad of Norwich held a public menorah lighting on the eighth night of Hanukkah. The ceremony honored the victims of the Bondi Beach massacre, emphasizing light over darkness. Rabbi Aizik Schwei ...

NEW YORK (RNS) — The Chabad-Lubavitch movement of New York installed a 36-foot menorah on Wednesday (Dec. 10) at Grand Army Plaza near Central Park. The menorah, which the Chabad chapter believes is ...

The Chabad of Hawaii menorah lighting ceremony marks the fourth night of Hannukah at King Kalakaua Park in Waikiki on Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2025. The invocation of Israel and Palestine in this context ...

Sunday night marked the first night of Hanukkah, and, as it does every year, saw the Chabad of Anne Arundel County’s Parade of Light and menorah lighting down by City Dock. However, this year, the ...

TRAVERSE CITY — One local rabbi is asking the public to focus on bringing light to the world after the mass shooting Sunday in Australia. Rabbi Laibel Shemtov of the Chabad Jewish Community Center in ...

ANDOVER — The Chabad Lubavitch Jewish Center of Merrimack Valley and Anshe Sholom Chabad of Greater Haverhill held the annual Grand Menorah Lighting at The Park, 36 Bartlet St., on Monday to celebrate ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - After an anti-Semitic attack in Australia on the Eve of Hanukkah rocked the world, members of Louisville’s Jewish community said their annual Menorah lighting is even more ...

Despite the darkness that came with the Bondi Beach massacre, thousands of people have helped bring light through attending public Hanukkah celebrations around the world, Rabbi Aizik Schwei said.