Due to Covid19 restrictions, Chabad Golders Green was not able to host their annual Public Menorah Lighting at Golders Green Station. So they improvised, and it became even bigger.
In a public celebration of unity, Chabad Youth NSW and the Sydney Jewish community hosted the Giant-Menorah lighting ceremony to celebrate Chanukah, the Festival of Lights and paid tribute to the victims of the Sydney Siege.
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Ten hard-working boys from niine Lubavitch mosdos around the country were the recent lucky winners of magnificent Rambam-style silver-plated Menorahs. The Menorah prizes were part of the monthly raffles held for the Gemara Bifnim project, a unique initiative of Chabad Chinuch Organization Igud Hamelamdim.
With the Bitachon that the country will reopen by spring of 2021; Camp Emunah has announced that the 10th grade west coast traveling shluchis program will resume this upcoming summer of 5781. Unfortunately due to COVID it was canceled this past summer. This year they will also allow 11th graders to join the camp due to the lost opportunity from summer 5780
Watch Live At 7:00pm: The 41st Annual South Florida Chassidic Chanukah festival features a full concert with the highly popular Jewish superstar Mordechai Shapiro, and presents a spectacular light show. The night’s highlight is the lighting of Florida’s largest Menorah.
The condition of JNet director Rabbi Yudi Dukes, whose miraculous recovery from COVID-19 made headlines, has unfortunately taken a downward turn. Yudi’s wife, Sarah Dukes, has requested that people please say tehillim for his recovery.
A new 200 page book published by Rabbi Chaim Dalfin gives us the historical relationship between Rabbi Eliezer Gordon, founder of Telz and the Rebbe Rashab and is now available for purchase. The book also reveals for the first time the relationship between Rabbi Chaim Gutnick and Rabbi Gifter, who both learned in Telz in 1937.
The levaya of Mrs. Miriam “Morah Mira” Labkowsky OBM will continue in Crown Heights Wednesday, passing by 770 at approximately 12:30pm, before continuing on to the cemetery at 1:30pm.
Mrs. Miriam Labkowsky OBM, a longtime beloved teacher in Los Angeles known as “Morah Mira,” passed away Monday night, 29 Kislev, 5781. The Levaya took place today, Tuesday, in Los Angeles, at Cong. Levi Yitzchak, in North LaBrea.
The gleaming two-ton Chabad-Lubavitch menorah on the corner of Manhattan’s storied crossroads at Fifth Avenue and 59th Street—one of the busiest and most affluent thoroughfares on the planet—has long been an inseparable part of life in New York. So how did it come to be?
The annual Kids’ Chanukah Party for the Staff at the OK Kosher wasn’t able to take place in person this year, so each family received a Party in a Bag to take home instead.
Author and historian, Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, gave a moving tribute to Reb Chaim Meir Lieberman OBM, who passed away on Shabbos, the 26th of Kislev, 5781.
“Sparks In Seconds”, a huge broadcast of daily shiurim on weekly topics from Rebbeim around the globe, shared a teaching from the Lubavitcher Rebbe on Chanukah given by Shliach Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz.
Lubavitch Center of Pittsburgh, under the leadership of head Shliach of Western Pennsylvania, Rabbi Yisroel Rosenfeld, is organizing a zoom Tzivos Hashem rally and public menorah lighting this Wednesday night, the 7th night of Chanukah.
The mayor of Poland’s capital, that once homed the largest Nazi ghetto in Europe, lit the Hanukkah candles during a Chabad-organized ceremony.
Usually a robust event featuring thousands in attendants, the lighting of the public Menorah at the Eifel Tower in Paris took place despite the increased hardship of COVID-19, with the Mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo and other community leaders in attendance.
