On the fourth day of Chanukah, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine hosted the state’s annual Chanukah party, welcoming Rabbi Gershon Avton, Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, along with Yaldei Hashluchim, in a warm display of support for Ohio’s Jewish community.

Ask the Rov: Can I adjust the date of hanochas tefillin according to our schedule? Rabbi Chaim Hillel Raskin responds.

Almost a thousand single parents and their children from across the Tri-State area gathered at Nickelodeon Park in the American Dream Mall on the fifth night of Chanukah for My Extended Family’s Chanukah Extravaganza.

Celebrating Chanukah in Yerushalayim, street photographer Sara Heiney captured the atmosphere in the holy city, as residents, young and old, lit the menorah at their homes.

More than 100,000 participants filled Jerusalem’s Binyanei HaUma over eight days as Tzama 5786 marked 19 Kislev with music, farbrengens, learning, and inspiration, showcasing the enduring thirst of the Jewish soul for Chassidus and connection.

One of the early Chassidim of the Alter Rebbe, R. Yaakov of Shklov was a businessman known for his yiras Shamayim and avodas hatefilah. He once got so absorbed in davening while the Alter Rebbe said a maamar in his home.

A glimpse at some of the priceless books, manuscripts and Judaic items housed in the Rebbe’s library in New York. 8 treasures in honor of the 8 nights of Chanukah.

Hundreds gathered at Sydney Town Hall for Chanukah in the City, a powerful and deeply moving celebration of Jewish resilience, unity, and light during one of the most challenging moments facing the Sydney Jewish community in recent memory. Relocated from Martin Place due to heightened security concerns, the 40th annual Giant Menorah lighting proceeded with dignity and care, delivering a clear message: even in the face of fear and tragedy, the light of Chanukah will not be extinguished.