Photos: Yud Alef Nissan Tank Parade in Paris
In honor of Yud Alef Nissan, the Rebbes 111th bithday, 100 Bochurim packed into 11 Mitzva Tanks and private vehicles and paraded and did Mivtzoim throughout the L’ile de France.
In honor of Yud Alef Nissan, the Rebbes 111th bithday, 100 Bochurim packed into 11 Mitzva Tanks and private vehicles and paraded and did Mivtzoim throughout the L’ile de France.
In honor of the Rebbe’s 111th Birthday, on Wednesday Tes Nissan, 8 Mitzva Tanks paraded through the streets of the Greater Toronto Area bringing the awareness of Pesach to thousands of Jews.
The past Friday, a Yud Aleph Nissan Mitzvah Tank Parade was organized by the local Bochurim in honour of the Rebbe’s 111th birthday. The parade, consisting of 11 Mitzvah Tanks, drove through many busy shopping strips in the local areas, bringing much awareness and publicity about Pesach and the Rebbe’s Birthday.
This past Sunday the Bukharian Jewish Community Foundation celebrated 50 years to its founding in the USA. The Gala Dinner event took place at the Center, and the guest of honor was President of the World Congress of Bukharian Jews, Levi Leviev, a prominent businessman and philanthropist whose parents Reb Avner and Chana Leviev’s names are proudly displayed on the premises of the Center’s building.
There’s handmade — and then there’s Pinny. Faster than a Magic Bullet Blender and stronger than KitchenAid, the muscular Israeli baker spends his months between November and March mixing thousands of pounds of matzo that will grace Passover tables from Melbourne to Mombasa with nothing but his hands.
A rally for children was held in front of 770 in honor of Yud Alef Nissan, the Rebbes 111th birthday. After reciting the Twelve Pesukim the children heard a story followed by the Mitzvah Tanks passing by on their way to Manhattan. Photos by Itzik Roytman – ChabadPictures.com.
There is a buzz in the air as last minute preparations are being done, Niggunim and announcements blare over the loudspeakers attached to every tank wishing everyone a Happy Passover. All just moments before Parade 63 sets off. Photos by Itzik Roytman – ChabadPictures.com.
63 Mitzvah Tanks descended on the greater New York City Area, parading through Brooklyn and Manhattan, wishing passerby’s a happy Passover and greetings from the Lubavitcher Rebbe in honor of his birthday.
All over the world Lubavitch communities are preparing ‘Tank’ parades for Yud Alef Nissan, the Rebbes Birthday. In Paris, France it is no different where Tanks will parade through the streets distributing Matzos, Pesach guides and giving people the opportunity to put on Tefillin.
This year 63 Mitzvah ‘Tanks’ will roll through the streets of Brooklyn and Manhattan, in honor of the Rebbe’s 63 years of leadership and his 111th birthday. Fervent preparations are underway to have the Tanks ready for tomorrow morning.
A group of Bochurim, including American, English, Belgian and Israeli, all studying in Yeshivas Nefesh Dovid in Toronto, which caters to deaf Yeshiva students and enables them to thrive, visited Paris to take part in the wedding of Isser Lubecki, their Yeshiva-mate and friend.
Just over a year ago a terrorist walked into the courtyard of the Otzar Hatorah school in Toulouse, France and murdered a teacher and three students in cold blood. Today the community got together to remember the victims.
When students use all five senses to learn, they’re more likely to remember a lesson. “There’s nothing better than seeing, feeling, smelling, tasting and hearing matzah bake in the oven,” said Rabbi Shmuly Gutnick, the “Rockin Rabbi” from the Chabad Youth Network.
Oholei Torah Kindergarten under the directorship of Morah Faige Winner-Hertzel held their own Model Matzah Bakery day for all the 17 kindergarten classes.
Montreal Anash gathered Sunday for a Farbregen in honor of Yud Alef Nissan, the Rebbes 111th birthday, at the Chabad of the Town Chabad House.
Over 200 people turned out last week for Chabad Jewish Center of South Brunswick’s ten year anniversary gala dinner celebration. Originally scheduled to take place in November, but was postponed due to Hurricane Sandy.
The Hanoka family, along with friends, gathered to celebrate the completion of a Sefer Torah in memory of their parents Dr. Yaakov and Bina Hanoka OBM today, Sunday.