From Argentina to England to South Africa to Uruguay, hundreds participated in the JNet Gimmel Tammuz learning campaign. Participants were asked to study a sicha of the Rebbe in English, Spanish, or Hebrew and then answer three questions related to the material for […]
In honor of Gimmel Tammuz, this year marking the nineteenth anniversary of the Rebbe’s histalkus, Anash and all Jews worldwide are invited to participate in a learning campaign, with the chance to win big prizes.
Leading candidate for the position of Chief Rabbi of Israel Rabbi David Shlomo Stav Shlita landed in New York last night for a short visit and went directly from the airport to the Ohel in Queens.
Yeshiva University student Shayna Darling, a Baalas Teshuva from Oregon, didn’t find any particular identification with one sect in orthodox Judaisim, but Chabad’s open mindedness drew her in to the Chabad Club at YU.
With the holiday of Shavuos being on a Wednesday, each child, of the more than 1,000 children attending Released Time across the greater New York area, received a personalized Tehilim with their Hebrew names.
It’s 5am in Brooklyn on a recent morning, and as most of New York City catches its last bit of sleep, a few men are strapping on forty pound backpacks and going out for a hike, as they prepare for the adventure of a lifetime.
This Wednesday, Zayin Iyar, marks 8 years since Rabbi Levi Bialo OBM, Shliach of the Rebbe to Markham, Ontario passed away. In his z’chus a Tefill-IN-Thon campaign is being launched.
Following their Purim programs’ amazing success, Morasha organized a model Matzah bakery which traveled to many countrys in Europe including Switzerland, France and Germany. Together with local Shluchim hundreds of children participated.
12-year-old Yossi Cohen partook in the Los Angeles Mitzvah Tank Parade, which was in honor of the Rebbe’s 111th birthday, and it was his first time ever participating. He wrote an article detailing his amazing experience.
In honor of Yud Alef Nissan, the Rebbes 111th bithday, 100 Bochurim packed into 11 Mitzva Tanks and private vehicles and paraded and did Mivtzoim throughout the L’ile de France.
In honor of the Rebbe’s 111th Birthday, on Wednesday Tes Nissan, 8 Mitzva Tanks paraded through the streets of the Greater Toronto Area bringing the awareness of Pesach to thousands of Jews.
The past Friday, a Yud Aleph Nissan Mitzvah Tank Parade was organized by the local Bochurim in honour of the Rebbe’s 111th birthday. The parade, consisting of 11 Mitzvah Tanks, drove through many busy shopping strips in the local areas, bringing much awareness and publicity about Pesach and the Rebbe’s Birthday.
As Chassidim of the Rebbe, we are always on the lookout for ways to fulfill our shlichus. This Yud Alef Nissian, JNet is giving you the opportunity to give the Rebbe a beautiful birthday present by volunteering to learn with someone with JNet and get five tickets into a raffle for a Nexus7.
63 Mitzvah Tanks descended on the greater New York City Area, parading through Brooklyn and Manhattan, wishing passerby’s a happy Passover and greetings from the Lubavitcher Rebbe in honor of his birthday.
All over the world Lubavitch communities are preparing ‘Tank’ parades for Yud Alef Nissan, the Rebbes Birthday. In Paris, France it is no different where Tanks will parade through the streets distributing Matzos, Pesach guides and giving people the opportunity to put on Tefillin.
This year 63 Mitzvah ‘Tanks’ will roll through the streets of Brooklyn and Manhattan, in honor of the Rebbe’s 63 years of leadership and his 111th birthday. Fervent preparations are underway to have the Tanks ready for tomorrow morning.
When students use all five senses to learn, they’re more likely to remember a lesson. “There’s nothing better than seeing, feeling, smelling, tasting and hearing matzah bake in the oven,” said Rabbi Shmuly Gutnick, the “Rockin Rabbi” from the Chabad Youth Network.
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