Yesterday, Oholei Torah came together to celebrate the joyous occasion of Hey Teves with an inspiring and engaging Book Fair and Expo. This special day, known as Didan Notzach, highlights the significance of seforim and learning.
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Close to 100 Menorah topped vehicles and Police vehicles paraded through Northwest Baltimore and Baltimore County led by Baltimore City and County Police Departments, spreading the light and joy of Chanukah.
It was the first night of Chanukah, and more than 1,000 Jewish people gathered outside the Ritz-Carlton in Aruba. They danced on the white sand of Aruba’s beaches to Chanukah favorites with Noam Buskilla, an Israeli Jewish singer, as Chabad of Aruba lit a giant menorah on the seashore.
Marking Hei Teves, Merkos 302 has launched the Chabad Lending Libraries Network. Spearheaded by Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky OBM at the Kinus Hashluchim 5782, It has been developed into the largest international network of Jewish libraries and was now formally launched in honor of Hei Teves.
The 45th Annual South Florida Chanukah Festival by Chabad of South Broward delivered a night unlike any other, filling a sold-out arena of nearly 4,500 attendees while captivating thousands more worldwide who joined online.
With the inspiring participation of Rabbi Mendel Azimov and Rabbi Honchi Marosov, a special asifa was held in Paris in honor of Hey Teves. An on-site book sale was available to fulfill the Rebbe’s precious request and purchase Sefarim.
The menorah lighting on the quiet sidewalk of E 49th Street brought light to the recent years of darkness at KJMC. There was food, prayer and the continued tradition of Jewish religious services that goes back to1928.
As has become tradition at Tomchei Tmimim Ocean Parkway, a unique twist was added to this year’s Yeshiva Menorah Lighting. In the weeks leading up to the event, Talmidim collected mitzvah notes signed by parents and teachers. These notes were then pasted onto a custom-built, 10-foot tall menorah, constructed by Rabbi Pape.
Community residents, activists and elected officials gathered at The Pomona Village Hall on Ladentown Road in Pomona, NY for a public Menorah Lighting this Chanukah.
An exhilarating display of Jewish Pride filled the Kia Center, as over 19,000 fans gathered to celebrate Jewish Heritage Night with the Orlando Magic.
Teachers and staff of Lubavitch Educational Center’s schools were treated to a special Chanukah men’s evening of appreciation at the home of LEC parents and supporters Mendy and Chani Fischer. The event was organized by the school’s Simcha Fund, which provides financial gifts to staff members on the occasion of their simchas.
This year, there was no one in Kharkiv who didn’t know when Chanukah was. The city was alive with the spirit of the holiday, thanks to the efforts of the community and the shluchim.
More than fifty vehicles joined the Chanukah Menorah Parade this Chanukah in Buenos Aires, Argentina arranged by the Talmidei Hashluchim of the Buenos Aires Yeshiva.
From Dreidel Doordash, a playful twist on a classic tradition, to the Chanukah Food Truck Fest, where families enjoyed festive treats, the event was a perfect blend of learning, fun, and connection.
In an emotional and uplifting ceremony, the opening of the Chabad House in “Zelenograd” was held on Sunday – the fifth candle of Chanukah. One of the twelve administrative districts of the capital Moscow, Zelenograd is known as the City of Sciences.
Over 2,000 people joined the Menorah lightings in Livingston, and Short Hills N.J. arranged by shluchim Rabbis Grossbaum and Solomon at LIFETOWN and Short Hills Chabad House.
With no homework and no opportunity to learn with parents on Nittel Nacht, talmidim from all grades of Tomchei Temimim gathered for an exciting evening of chess.
