Photos: Tens of Thousands Visit the Ohel on Friday
Tens of thousands of people have been visiting the Ohel, marking 24 years since Gimmel Tammuz. At noon the Pan Kloli was read.
Tens of thousands of people have been visiting the Ohel, marking 24 years since Gimmel Tammuz. At noon the Pan Kloli was read.
A novel celebration took place on Sunday, as sixth grade boys and their parents gathered in Crown Heights to mark the completion of a yearlong commitment to mastering pages of Gemara inside.
Through the day on Thursday, thousands of Jews from all walks of life began making their way to visit the Ohel on the eve of Gimmel Tammuz.
Over 1,000 men and woman gathered on Eastern Parkway for an inspirational program on the eve of Gimmel Tammuz. The program featured a number of videos of the Rebbe.
Hanholas Hayeshiva of Tomchei Temimin in Morrisotwn, Bochurim and local community members gathered Yesterday, Chof Ches Sivan, for a siyum and celebration of learning for the entire Mesechta Bava Kamma Baal Peh.
Bochurim of Shiur Gimmel Oholei Torah Mesivta joined their teachers Rabbi Geisinsky, Rabbi Lagziel, Rabbi Bistritzky and Menahel Rabbi Zushe Wilhelm on Tuesday for a Mesibas Siyum, celebrating the Bochurims achievements and graduation from Mesivta, as well as honoring the Chasanei Torah who completed the entire Maseches Baba Kama Bal Peh.
With Gimmel Tammuz falling out on Shabbos, organizers at the Ohel have been preparing for the tens of thousands expected to visit over the weekend, and for the thousands that will stay in the proximity of the Ohel over Shabbos.
A capacity crowd exceeding 500 guests joined with Chabad of the Conejo and friends on Sunday, June 10th, at the world-class Four Seasons Hotel in Westlake, California, for a memorable Banquet-Gala event, titled “Aspire to Inspire.”
The Lubavitcher Yeshiva Simcha Hall on Crown and Albany in Crown Heights was swarming with hundreds of boys this past Thursday evening, 24 Sivan, ready to receive their long-awaited “sefarim vouchers” that they earned this year by attending Yeshivas Erev.
A very unique Tanya was printed at the headquarters of the British Army, to give strength and support the members of the armed forces.
On a beautiful sunny Sunday in Los Angeles, girls from Bais Chaya Mushka, along with their mothers and bubbies, enjoyed an afternoon in a sunflower garden.
The Annual Grand Mishnayos B’al Peh Ceremony of United Lubavitcher Yeshiva took place this past Sunday. 110 Talmidim sat proudly on the bleachers at the event honoring their accomplishments in learning lines, Prokim and Mesechtos of Mishnayos and Tanya B’al Peh.
JNet volunteers from around the world convened in Crown Heights at the organizations 5th annual volunteer appreciation dinner, inspiring each other to strengthen their half-hour Torah study sessions with Jews worldwide.
Some 20,000 participants just concluded the JLI spring course, “What is?” Studying at 400 different locations around the globe, for six weeks, students delved into deep, esoteric concepts in Chassidus.
This past Sunday, the Friendship Circle of Brooklyn hosted their annual “Art of Friendship” Gallery, featuring original artwork created the members of the organization. After many months of working on these creations, hundreds of people from the community and beyond came to view the beautiful gallery.
A brand new Sefer Torah was dedicated in memory of Rabbi Mendel Deutch HYD to the local Chabad Shul in Zhitomir.
Earlier this week Educational Institute Oholei Torah celebrated their Gala Dinner with a crowd of over 600 people. The Dinners theme was the dedication of Yeshivas Kayitz Kingston, one of Oholei Torah’s newest initiatives, an overnight summer camp in Kingston New York, catering 8th grade and Mesivta bochurim. Second photo gallery.