Gallery: Erev Yom Kippur In Moscow
The Jewish community of Moscow was busy Erev Yom Kippur with Kapparos and the day’s preparations.
The Jewish community of Moscow was busy Erev Yom Kippur with Kapparos and the day’s preparations.
Thousands of Jews Paris gathered Motzei Shabbos, the night of Erev Yom Kippur, to do Kapparos by Chabad. The annual event was captured on camera by photographer Mordechai Lubecki.
At the peak moments when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered his speech at the United Nations, tens of Chabad Chassidim came from Crown Heights to the large demonstration that took place near the United Nations building, putting tefillin on hundreds Jews.
The Eshel Hachnosas Orchim organization, which hosts guests coming to the Rebbe for Tishrei, set up a large tent in the parking lot of Oholei Torah to accommodate the larger than ever crowd this year.
Bochurim Farbrenged with Rabbi Sternberg Wednesday night, being inspired and energized as Tishrei begins.
The sounds of Torah that could be heard coming from Moscow’s various educational institutions as the school year began in Elul, were continued with great joy in the triple celebrations of three new Torah scrolls into three different shuls in Moscow.
The first Kapparos was held in Remsen Village Tuesday evening, with tens of residents and families joining outside the Remsen Village Shul to complete this ancient custom.
The Israeli Minister of Economy Nir Barkat visited 770 Tuesday, touring the premises and meeting dignitaries.
Chabad photographer Mordechai Lubecki captured Erev Rosh Hazshana Selichos being in a unique Shul in Paris, along with a Hanachos Tefillin of the son of a local Shliach.
As the year of Hakhel comes to a close, the Merkos 302 team gathered at the home of Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, Vice Chairman of Merkos Linyonei Chinuch and Chairman of the International Kinus Hashluchim for their monthly Hakhel “Lunch and Learn.”
Hundreds of guests who arrived in recent days to Crown Heights to be with the Rebbe during the month of Tishrei are enjoying filling meals every day in the dining hall of Eshel-Hachnosas Orchim, the largest hospitality organization in the Chabad world.
Swapping backpacks and blackboards for headphones and hard drives, the students of the Shluchim Online School are now back in their online classrooms and beginning their studies.
Three hundred people, mainly young men and women under the age of thirty five, celebrated the opening of a new Kollel and the imminent expansion of the major Jewish Center in South Broward, Florida Monday night.
The streets of Irvine, located in Orange County, California, witnessed an unusual spectacle this week. The event and ceremony of bringing in the first Torah scroll that was placed in a Chabad house for Israelis, which is located in the city and serves the Israeli community in the entire county.
After much organizing and planning, with all the complex logistics underway, Operation “Kimcha deTishrei” was launched this week. Thousands of needy Jews, amongst them elderly, indigent, or large families who are going through a rough patch, will each receive a large food basket during these days in an organized and dignified manner.
Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, under the leadership of Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, has begun their 18th year of stellar Chinuch. To celebrate this special occasion, the Yeshiva arranged – through a vaad of alumni – a grand Hakhel Dinner for all of its alumni at the JCM.
Enjoy this sneak peak from Chabad of South Broward’s 42nd Annual Gala Dinner that took place this year at the Gulfstream.