Oholei Torah Holds Grand Purim Program
Oholei Torah students joined with their parents for a grand Purim program and Mishloach Manos exchange.
Oholei Torah students joined with their parents for a grand Purim program and Mishloach Manos exchange.
Last week, Oholei Torah Mesivta welcomed Rabbi Eliyahu Ezagui, a distinguished expert in shechita, for a captivating Shiur and Q&A session. The event provided a unique opportunity for talmidim to delve deeper into the intricacies of hilchos kashrus.
Oholei Torah Shabbos Minyan hosts Purim night Minyan, Megillah and reading and break fast. Any talmid in a costume received a prize.
More than 200 Jewish service members and their families gathered in South Florida last week for the Aleph Institute’s 18th Annual Military Symposium and Training Conference.
On Wednesday, a pony and wagon ride visited Lubavitcher Yeshiva Preschool. The yingelach put on a crown and rode like Mordechai on the king’s royal horse.
Young Jewish scholars from across Long Island gathered at Chabad of Port Washington for the Long Island JewQ Championship, one of many regionals taking place across the globe leading up to the grand finale. Winners will advance to the JewQ International Championship March 30 at the CKids Shabbaton, competing against top students from Chabad Hebrew Schools around the world for the international title.
In an electrifying Mivtza Hachana for Yud Shvat – “L’Dovka Boi” Mivtza, the Bochurim of YTTL Queens Yeshiva reached remarkable achievements. A grand celebration honored the Tmimim’s outstanding accomplishments, with many earning sets of Shas, Sifrei Maamorim, Sichos, and Rambam.
Every year, Mr. Mike Dewine – the Governor of the state of Ohio – gives his “State of the State” address in which he outlines his priorities for the new year. This year, the Governor’s office reached out to Rabbi Gershon Avtzon – Cincinnati, Ohio – to give the opening prayer.
With Purim around the corner, the Oholei Torah Mothers Committee brought a special touch of creativity and excitement into the Cheder classrooms, engaging students in a meaningful yom tov craft.
More than 70,000 packages of mishloah manot, ordered by Beth Lubavitcher in Paris, France, under the direction of Chief Shaliah Rabbi Mendel Azimov, have arrived. Hundreds of people came to Beth Haya Mushka to distribute them in their communities.
The bochurim who successfully rose to the occasion were rewarded with a spectacular two-day grand trip, a well-earned culmination of their mesirus nefesh for growth in limmud haTorah.
800 staff, parents, and supporters celebrate ‘A Beautiful Tomorrow’ at Miami’s Lubavitch Educational Center annual dinner.
A rare Esther Scroll on loan from the National Library of Israel makes a “comeback” to the city of Ferrara for the MEIS exhibition which explores the figure of Queen Esther and Purim from Renaissance paintings and historical manuscripts on through to contemporary art.
This past Motzei Shabbos, United Lubavitcher Yeshiva hosted a beautiful and inspiring Melaveh Malka event in honor of its devoted melamdim, morahs, and staff. The evening, for staff and their spouses, was a heartfelt expression of appreciation for their tireless dedication to chinuch.
Thick smoke choked the area of Brooklyn Ave and Empire Blvd Monday after a group of children lit a pile of boxes on fire before wandering off.
Just a short time after a Jewish Inspector took command at the NYPD’s 71st Precinct in Crown Heights, another law enforcement command saw a proud Jew step into the top role. Inspector Scott Pomerantz of the Port Authority took office as the head of law enforcement at JFK Airport, and affixed a Mezuzah to his office.
The community gathered in large numbers to celebrate the Rambam Siyum, an event brilliantly organized by Beth Loubavitch presided over by Rav Mendel Azimov.