In Another Historic First, Tanya Printed in Lesotho, Africa On Chof Kislev
In a remarkable milestone for the worldwide Tanya printing campaign launched by the Rebbe, the African Kingdom of Lesotho has now merited its very first printed Tanya.
In a remarkable milestone for the worldwide Tanya printing campaign launched by the Rebbe, the African Kingdom of Lesotho has now merited its very first printed Tanya.
A spectacular Yud Tes Kislev farbrengen and celebration drew an estimated 5,500 participants this week at the renowned Cirque Phénix in Paris, marking one of the largest Chabad gatherings in the region.
Titled Shabbat Vibe, the game is crafted to bring warmth, joy, and meaningful Jewish content to the table, encouraging discussion, connection, and shared experiences.
An impressive section of Jerusalem‘s Hasmonean period city wall – from the longest and most intact segments ever discovered — was unearthed in the Tower of David Jerusalem Museum
Oholei Torah’s Mechina division hosted a well attended Av u’Ben morning at their campus at 417 Troy Avenue, bringing fathers and sons together for a program of inspiration and learning.
Organizers, headed by the city’s Chief Rabbi Mendel Alperowitz, emphasized that the exhibition seeks not only to preserve memory but also to spark moral reflection.
After years of moving to accommodate the community’s steady growth and ensure student safety, the school has now relocated to its new, permanent facility on the Chabad Nigeria campus in Abuja.
Tzemach Tzedek Community Centre has kindled a fresh burst of energy into Chanukah, with unique a initiative that blends modern technology with ancient tradition.
In another historic step in the Rebbe’s global initiative to print the Tanya in every corner of the world, two more countries — Somalia and South Sudan — are joining the growing list of locations where the Tanya has now been brought to print.
Talmidim of Tomchei Tmimim Ocean Parkway celebrated 14 Kislev with lively dancing to a full band, a lavish lunch with printed menus, and a beautiful farbrengen with Rabbi Noam Wagner of South Africa.
Oholei Torah is proud to share a series of thoughtful updates that are transforming the Cheder recess into a time that is not only safe and orderly, but also filled with joy and chassidishe spirit.
Drawing from nearly 50 years of leadership through South Africa’s turbulent political transitions, Rabbi Goldman delivered a message that resonated deeply with current global concerns affecting Jewish communities.
Oholei Torah held a vibrant and uplifting Motzei Shabbos event for young alumni, on Yud Kislev, drawing an exceptional turnout of more than two hundred fifty participants between the ages of twenty two and thirty two.
Oholei Torah’s annual Bochur Tog for the Mechina 8th grade took place this week on Chag HaGeulah Yud Kislev, filling the zal with energy as the bochurim spent the afternoon tending to their personal items and deepening their hiddur mitzvah.
Candy rained down on the heads of the ecstatic boys, (from Malach Michoel, they were told) and the event concluded with lebidige dancing as proud fathers lifted their sons on their shoulders.
In honor of Yud Kislev, the Chag HaGeulah of the Mitteler Rebbe, fathers and grandfathers joined the talmidim of Kitos Daled, Hey, and Vov for a special day of learning and chassidishe farbrangen in Tomchei Temimim.
The visit, which is scheduled to last three days, will be entirely focused on the development of the many communities, shuls, and educational institutions that are growing in the capital, Moscow.