This year the light of Chanuka will shine in the homes and hearts of thousands of indigent Jews, the elderly, the lonely, as well as large families when they receive an especially festive food basket in honor of Chanuka as part of a program by Chabad of Moscow.
The newest release by singer and producer Mendel “Der Baal Menagen” Markel is an EDM hard dance version of the classic Chabad nigun (Ober a Maaleh Vider a Maaleh) “Om Ani Choma”.
Among the creative covid-adapted events taking place throughout Long Island this Chanukah, Chabad of Port Washington will be hosting a very unique Drive-in Menorah Lighting and Concert on Thursday, Dec. 10 at 5:00 p.m. at North Hempstead Beach Park, featuring a virtual concert with the 8th Day Band and a menorah lighting attended by local dignitaries.
Mendel Deutsch, a young and up and coming chabad musician has released a free 2020 Chanukah dance track and made it available for shluchim and families free of charge.
Schneur Zalman Gordon, is a young shliach from Munich, Germany. For him, Yud Tes Kislev, the Chag HaGeula of his namesake carries particular meaning. This year, he was one of the over 1000 children who participated in one of the four farbrengens organized by MyShliach of Merkos 302.
To help Jews everywhere celebrate a most uplifting and joyous Chanukah, Chabad.org has prepared Eight Lights for Eight Nights, a night-by-night program to be printed and enjoyed.
Ufaratzta Circle is the one-of-a-kind network, composed of hundreds of Shluchos who, with their families, serve as the sole providers of Jewish infrastructure and community for a radius of hundreds and sometimes thousands of miles. Recently, Ufaratzta Circle of North America completed a five day virtual Kinus for these Shluchos who, with their husbands, singularly represent the face of Judaism and Jewish life in their Jewishly-remote locales.
This week, over 60 participants of the boys division of Friendship Circle of Brooklyn gathered for an inspiring evening celebrating Yud Tes Kislev.
This year, over 60 mechanchim, each a community influencer in their own circle, came together to reenergize their commitment for Chinuch with Chassidus and chassidishe values at Igud Hamelamdim’s Yud Tes Kislev Farbrengen.
From the deserts of Afghanistan to icy outposts near the North Pole to aircraft carriers in the middle of no one can say where, Jewish military personnel are being invited to a massive, first-time-ever Zoom Hanukkah party hosted by Chabad’s Aleph Institute, which provides resources for Jewish service members stationed around the world.
Chabad of South Broward presents the 41st Annual South Florida Chassidic Chanukah Festival, this year with a drive in experience and social distancing. The event will take place on Wednesday, December 16th, at 7:00pm, the seventh Lichtel.
by Menachem Posner – chabad.org This story took place in Krugersdorp, outside of Johannesburg, South Africa When Angelique Levin asked her daughter, Amy, a student at Johannesburg’s King David School, what she wanted for her eighth birthday two years ago, […]
Thousands from all over the world watched the Yud Tes Kislev central farbrengen that took place in Kfar Chabad, in a special live broadcast. A special film about the Sefer HaTanya was produced in honor of the gathering, along with an amazing clip on the melody “Poda Bshalom” and features from world renounced lecturers.
Chief Rabbi of Russia, Berel Lazar, appointed Rabbi Avraham Boruch Daitsh and his wife Chaya Mushka as shluchim to the city of Kaliningrad to work with the younger population and enhance the Chabad activities in this important city.
Igud Hamelamdim’s revolutionary “Father and Son” program unites boys around the world in learning with their fathers and mastering their class study, and it’s been a smashing success.
A Saturday night fire sparked by an electric short, left the home of the city’s Chabad representatives and their ten children a charred skeleton. Fortunately, Rabbi Yossi and Tami Salomon and their children were at the Rohr Chabad Center where they were celebrating Shabbat and the Chabad holiday of 19 Kislev with the city’s Jewish community.
In the summer of 1982, Israeli forces entered Lebanon for operation “Peace in the Galilee “. At the behest of the Rebbe, Tanyas were printed in all the areas where Israeli troops were positioned, even the capital city of Beirut which had yet to be taken.
