
Gimmel Tammuz 5785 At the Ohel: Sunday Gallery #2
Tens of thousands of Chassidim visited the Rebbe’s Ohel throughout the day of Gimmel Tammuz, waiting for hours to enter the Rebbe’s resting place.
Tens of thousands of Chassidim visited the Rebbe’s Ohel throughout the day of Gimmel Tammuz, waiting for hours to enter the Rebbe’s resting place.
The Levaya for 8-year-old Mordechai Dovid Keller OBM, who was struck and killed by a car shabbos afternoon, passed by 770 Eastern Parkway, where hundreds of people came out to pay their respects.
Thousands of Chassidim flocked to the Ohel Motzei Shabbos as Gimmel Tammuz arrived.
Lubavitcher Yeshiva celebrated the graduation of its 8th grade talmidim this past week. The event marked a significant milestone for the bochurim as they concluded this foundational stage in their chinuch and prepared to enter the next chapter.
JEM is pleased to share a children’s film focused on Hiskashrus, drawing from the Rebbe’s own deep bond with his Rebbe. Geared for children ages 7–11, the film offers an engaging experience for the entire family. The film is now available to stream on JEM.tv.
Chabad Chassidim packed the Ohel on the Friday of Gimmel Tammuz, with many thousands having made arrangements to stay over shabbos.
With thousands of Chassidim planning to visit the Ohel over Gimmel Tammuz, the organizers have completed extensive preparations for the large crowd.
In an unprecedented project highlighting the Rebbe’s directive to spread the wellsprings of Chassidus to every corner of the globe, Tanya was printed in 18 cities across the state of Iowa—all places where a Tanya had never been printed before.
The exam was conducted in the presence of Rabbi David Rosenzweig, who heads the ordination program. He presented the Chief Rabbi with a detailed booklet containing comprehensive summaries prepared by the students on this subject.
The ceremony featured the writing of the final letters in the Torah scroll, followed by a festive procession through the streets of Kyiv. The community then held traditional hakafot dances in the synagogue and shared a festive meal.
On Sunday, parents and grandparents gathered to celebrate the graduation of 140 talmidim from Oholei Torah’s Mechina Division (8th Grade).
Dressed in their white caps and gowns, the Pre-1A boys and girls of Miami’s Lubavitch Educational Center proudly accepted their first siddur as their parents, beaming with nachas, applauded their growth and effort.
This past week, a record-breaking number of Mesivta Bochurim participated in the Grand Final, putting their mastery of the Rebbe’s Biurim on the final two Prakim of the Rambam to the test and marking the successful conclusion of this phase of the Chidon.
This past Sunday, a historic moment unfolded in the heart of Brooklyn’s Bergen Beach neighborhood. Hundreds of residents, families, esteemed rabbis, and distinguished guests gathered for an uplifting and extraordinary event: the dedication of two new Torah scrolls into the newly established synagogue in the center of the community.
Next to the familiar entrance door, a new door will be used for exit only, so the thousands that are coming next Sunday, the 3rd of Tammuz, will have a quick and easy time at the Ohel, and will allow people to enter without having to wait in the scorching sun for three to six hours as was the case in previous years.
This spring, the kitchen at Michlelet Chana was alive with sizzling pans, vibrant colors, and the unmistakable energy of students learning, laughing, and creating. Over the course of 10 weeks, a group of post-seminary students participated in an immersive Culinary Arts Program led by acclaimed chef and food writer Naomi Ross.
An irate female, who parked herself outside Chovevei Torah on Eastern Parkway and broke a bochur’s cellphone, was put in cuffs Wednesday, and will now have to explain herself to a judge.