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Make Chabad.org Your Preferred Source on Google

August 5, 2026 11:44 AM

We live in an era when information is abundant but trust can be scarce. Google has recently introduced a "Preferred Search" feature that allows you to customize your digital experience by prioritizing the sources you trust most.

Now, Google already recognizes Chabad.org as a trusted source of high-quality Jewish info, which is why they rank our results for many, many of your Jewish searches. But as an added measure, select Chabad.org as a Preferred Source, and you will ensure that Chabad.org’s wealth of Torah knowledge, insights, and resources are highlighted and prioritized for you.

Whether you are looking for mitzvah how-to info, exploring the depths of Chassidic teachings, or researching Jewish history, having these results rise to the top of your search makes it easier for you to access reliable information.

What to Do Next?

Setting your preference is a simple, one-time process. You can use the direct link below to go to your Google settings and add us to your list:

Click here to add Chabad.org as a Preferred Source

Once you click the link, Google will pre-fill the preference bar for you. Simply confirm the selection to ensure that Chabad.org results are given priority in your future searches.

We hope you find this helpful, and please share the link with friends and family as well!.

Looking forward to learning together!

Your friends @ Chabad.org

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The Chabad.org Family Mourns R. Daniel Berghoff

August 4, 2026 11:48 AM

Of all the people who make Chabad.org go round, you may be less familiar with Rabbi Moshe Berghoff, our dedicated IT Director. Yet, his work, which he has been doing for almost three decades, is crucial to so much of what we love about Chabad.org.

He and his team make sure our online presence is accessible 24/6, our office staff have the tools they need, and that the goodness they produce and curate makes it to you reliably, securely and quickly.

This week, however, Moshe is away from his desk. He is sitting shiva after the untimely passing of his dear father, Mr. Daniel Berghoff, a stalwart of the Chabad community in S. Monica and more recently S. Diego, California.

Daniel Berghoff passed away at the age of 71 this past Thursday, 16 Av 5786 (July 30, 2026). He is survived by his nine children: Moshe Berghoff, Shaina Shapiro, Yocheved Berghoff, Aaron Berghoff, Nechama Chernotsky, Yehudis Davidson, Michal Silverstein, Yosef Berghoff, and Benny Berghoff.

We have dedicated this week’s Torah study on Chabad.org in the merit of R. Daniel Baruch ben R. Yaakov. May G‑d comfort the Berghoff family “among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.”

We invite you to share your words of comfort for the family in the comment section below.

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