Ekaterinburg: Governor, Mayor and 6000 Attend Chanukah Event!
EKATERINBURG, Russia [CHI] – For the third night of Chanukah over 6000 Jews participated in a special Chanukah Event in the “Yekaterinburg Sports Palace”.
Daily Archives: December 14, 2009
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Chabad of Mineola Raises $427,342 at Annual Telethon
This Sunday, the NCFJE – Chabad of Mineola hosted its 17th annual Chanukah telethon.
Photos: Lighting the Symbol of Freedom at the Eiffel Tower!
PARIS, France [CHI] — Last night hundreds gathered to celebrate the annual grand Menorah lighting which took place in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Photos: 3rd Candle in 770
Many were on hand for the lighting of the 3rd candle in 770 last night.
13,744 in the Building see Chabad Light the Lamp!
UNIONDALE, NY [CHI] — As the horn sounded ending the first period of the game between the NY Islanders and the Boston Bruins, at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, NY, a 6 foot Menorah was ushered onto the ice amidst great fanfare.
Brazil Lights the Menorah with their Mayor!
SAO PAULO, Brazil [CHI] — This Sunday hundreds gathered for the annual Chanukah Menorah lighting at the Praca dos Arcos square in S. Paulo, Brazil.
By Linda Conner Lambeck for the Connecticut Post
Top right, Rabbi Shlame Landa of Chabad of Fairfield. Bottom, three pseudo nazi's, their faces covered in masks wave Nazi flags.. (Phil Noel/ Staff photographer)
FAIRFIELD — Pouring rain failed to dampen the spirts of a small group of families huddled on the Sherman Green gazebo to light a menorah on the third night of Hanukkah Sunday.
Neither did three masked men, who carrying Nazi flags and shouting obscenities, tried to disrupt the ceremony until they fled when police arrived.
Masked Men Disrupt Chanukah Ceremony with Nazi Flags
By Linda Conner Lambeck for the Connecticut Post
Top right, Rabbi Shlame Landa of Chabad of Fairfield. Bottom, three pseudo nazi’s, their faces covered in masks wave Nazi flags.. (Phil Noel/ Staff photographer)
FAIRFIELD — Pouring rain failed to dampen the spirts of a small group of families huddled on the Sherman Green gazebo to light a menorah on the third night of Hanukkah Sunday.
Neither did three masked men, who carrying Nazi flags and shouting obscenities, tried to disrupt the ceremony until they fled when police arrived.
White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel lit the National Menorah in front of the White House Sunday evening in celebration of Chanukah. The ceremony marked the 30th anniversary of the first National Menorah lighting in 1979 attended by then-U.S. President Jimmy Carter.
Rahm Emanuel Lights U.S. National Menorah
White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel lit the National Menorah in front of the White House Sunday evening in celebration of Chanukah. The ceremony marked the 30th anniversary of the first National Menorah lighting in 1979 attended by then-U.S. President Jimmy Carter.
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