The City of Cincinnati, under the administration on Mayor Aftab Puravel, hosted a historic event on Sunday: The dedication of a permanent Menorah at City Hall, sponsored by the JCRC (Jewish Relations Community Council) of the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati.
Thousands of Jews from across Russia tuned in for the lighting of Moscow’s Menorah taking place near the Kremlin.
Chabad centers from all around Central Florida joined together to promote Jewish pride and unity in the biggest stadium in Orlando, making this the largest Jewish unity event and menorah lighting ceremony in the region.
This year, on the first night, Mayor Eric Adams addressed the crowd at the World’s Largest Menorah, followed by Israel’s United Nations Ambassador Gilad Erdan who then recited the three blessings on the first light of the menorah and lit the first candle. They were hosted by Rabbi Shmuel M. Butman, director of Lubavitch Youth Organization and joined by real estate developer Rotem Rosen.
Chabad Lubavitch of Southwest Florida under the Leadership of Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz and Rabbi Peretz Meir Simcha Minkowicz held two Grand Chanukah events for the local Jewish community.
In the spirit of Hakhel, the Chabad regional of Philadelphia together with its Chabad center, celebrated the largest ever Philly Chanukah Parade on Motzaei Shabbos, December 17th.
In the spirit of Hakhel, the Chabad regional of Philadelphia together with its Chabad center, celebrated the largest ever Philly Chanukah Parade on Motzaei Shabbos, December 17th.
Thousands of spectators from around the world joined the lighting of the first night of Chanukah at the Western Wall with the participation of Rabbi of the Western Wall Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz and the Mayor of Jerusalem Mr. Moshe Leon.
This past weekend, more than three hundred people gathered together in Queensland for a historic Shabbaton and Siyum Sefer Torah.
CBDChabad Sydney brought the Festival of Lights to Rushcutters Bay at its 8th Annual Inner East Public Menorah Lighting.
The world’s largest menorah, a New York City icon and one of the world’s premier public menorahs, was erected at its annual home early on Thursday, Dec. 15, and is set to brighten up the city once again when it is lit each night of Chanukah from December 18 to December 26.
At the Kollel Hall this past Monday evening, 100 mechanchim, each a community influencer in their own right, gathered together to re-energize their passion for chinuch with Chassidus and chassidishe values. At a fully catered lavish seuda, nigunim with musical accompaniment were sung and the teachers farbrenged and danced late into the night.
It wasn’t a given that Shabbos Tzuzamen would be happening again. But what started out as a one-time event to give all the Yaldei Hashluchim the Shabbos of a lifetime is here to stay.
A white utility van making the turn from Carroll Street onto Kingston Ave after midnight last night crashed into a parked car, causing a chain reaction that damaged others.
On the streets of the “Greatest City on Earth,” and in countless cities across the globe, it is the public menorah which many have come to look to, to set the tone and the spirit of the holiday season. And this year’s “new light” will be a shining public art menorah installation commissioned by The Howard Hughes Corporation for the Seaport, a historic waterfront neighborhood in Lower Manhattan.
Chag Hageula and Rosh Hashana L’chassidus was celebrated at Kehillas ‘Anshei Moshe’ of Crown Heights with a festive Seuda.
Talmidim of Cheder Ohr Menachem – Crown Heights along with their Teachers, Hanhala and many of cheder’s supporters gathered at Ulam Chana this Tuesday, Yud Tes Kislev to celebrate the Chag Hageula of the Alter Rebbe in a most royal and festive way.
