Opinion
Though broken from Rabbi Zvi Kogan's death, Chabad will march forward
Kogan lived as an exemplary Jew. He was a valiant soldier in Israel’s Givati Brigade, a devoted and loving husband, a friend to all, and a Chabad emissary to the UAE.
Rabbi Zvi Kogan Was Murdered Because He Was a Jew
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Opinion
Rabbi Zvi Kogan’s murder a reminder of the fragility of peace in a fractured world
Rabbi Zvi Kogan’s death, at the hands of those consumed by hatred, is a devastating loss not just for his family or the Chabad community, but for all who cherish faith, unity, and the sanctity of life.
Chabad honors Rabbi Kogan with $50 million Jewish women's college
The $50 million plan, three years in the making, aims to honor Kogan’s legacy while addressing a surge in antisemitism, particularly on US university campuses.
Opinion
A Mitzvah in Memory of Rabbi Zvi Kogan
This week, Chabad Rabbi Zvi Kogan, of blessed memory, who was serving the Jewish community in Abu Dhabi, UAE was ruthlessly murdered.
Opinion
Rabbi Kogan’s murder touches Cleveland area
The murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan in the United Arab Emirates by terrorist on Nov. 21 has been felt around the world as well as in the Cleveland area.
United Arab Emirates arrests three suspects in murder of Chabad rabbi Zvi Kogan
Iran rejects allegations it was involved in the killing; US condemns 'horrific crime against those who stand for peace'; body of Israeli-Moldovan set to be flown to Israel for burial
Crisis support to the Jewish community after the murder of Rabbi Kogan
The Jerusalem Post spoke to the Jewish world's largest emotional crisis service about the help they are giving following the murder of Chabad Rabbi Kogan in the UAE.
The murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan in UAE: A tragic echo of 26/11 Mumbai attacks
On the eve of the 16th anniversary of the 26/11 Mumbai terrorist attacks, the Jewish community worldwide was once again shaken by a tragic event. Rabbi Zvi Kogan, a Chabad emissary based in the UAE, was kidnapped and killed in Dubai under suspicious circumstances.
UAE arrests three Uzbeks in Rabbi Kogan murder
By bne Gulf bureau The United Arab Emirates has published photographs of three Uzbek nationals arrested in connection with the murder of Rabbi Zvi Hakohen Kogan, a religious emissary whose body was discovered on November 24 in the eastern city of Al Ain.
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Rabbi Kogan’s Murder, European Pogroms Challenge Israeli Foreign Relations
On Monday, Nov. 25, United Arab Emirates officials released the names and photographs of three Uzbek nationals arrested for ...
Jewish Press3d
LIVE: Funeral for Rabbi Zvi Kogan, HY’D, Conducted in Kfar Chabad
JewishPress.com brings you the funeral for Chabad-Lubavitch emissary Rabbi Zvi Kogan, hy”d, which is taking place in Kfar Chabad immediately following the transfer of the rabbi’s body from the United ...
The Forward3d
Jared Kushner donates $1 million to Chabad of United Arab Emirates after rabbi murdered
Jared Kushner is donating $1 million to the UAE Chabad after Rabbi Zvi Kogan was murdered. Kushner is President-elect Trump's ...
COLlive News2d
“New York Times, Rabbi Kogan Wasn’t ‘Found Dead'”
Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and Congressman Ritchie Torres called out the slanted reporting by the New York Times ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency4d
Chabad rabbi killed in United Arab Emirates; Israel denounces ‘despicable antisemitic act’
“The murder of the late Chabad emissary Zvi Kogan in the Emirates is a cowardly and despicable antisemitic act of terror,” ...
The Harvard Crimson3d
Dozens Gather at Harvard Chabad Vigil for Murdered Rabbi
More than 30 people gathered at Harvard Chabad Monday evening for a vigil honoring the life of Israeli-Moldovan Rabbi ...
Dubai rabbi Zvi Kogan killed in ‘heinous terror incident’ says Israel
Israel has pledged to bring to justice those responsible for the murder of a prominent rabbi in the United Arab Emirates, ...
Missing rabbi found dead in UAE; Israel blames ‘antisemitic terror’
Rabbi Zvi Kogan, 28, was living in Abu Dhabi with his wife as a representative of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement.