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Dubbed a “Corona Menorah” Yaakov Israel (10 years old) and Devorah Leah (9 years old) Hertzel from Crown Heights put together a creative Chanukah Menorah, melding it with the messages and nuances of the present-day COVID-19 life.

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A much higher level in Chassidus than Hiskafia, is His’hapcha. Here we see as firefighters assist in lighting a fire that lit up Syracuse at the public Menorah lighting in Clinton Sq. Downtown Syracuse, under the auspices of Rabbi Yaakov Rapoport, the Senior Rabbi and Director of Chabad House @ SU & CNY.

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In isolation over a COVID-19 exposure, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu watched his wife Sarah as she lit the Menorah on the final night of Chanukah. The part that interests us? Have you noticed that the menorah they are lighting is a Chabad style menorah?

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A blue painted car Menorah goes perfectly with a blue colored Michigan State Trooper vehicle which looks perfect parked in front of the Lubavitch Cheder in Oak Park Michigan. In other words, it’s a perfect picture.

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William Greenberg, a New York City Firefighter, just got a menorah and doughnut courtesy of Hadar Hatorah’s Mivztoim Office. Bochurim from Hadar Hatorah and Tiferes Bachurim came across this Jewish soul, and could not leave him without his Chanukah essentials.

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As Chanukah preparations are completed across the world and many begin to light the Chanukah Menorah, Crown Heights gears up for a Chanukah filled with pride. Even Crown Heights’s own Shark Demolition made sure to equip their trucks with a car Menorah.

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Ten thousand masks were donated today by the  Association of Crown Heights Shuls to the Mitzvah Tank office in preparation for Mivtza Chanukah this year. Despite the increased difficulty in arranging this year’s Mivtzoim due to COVID, the Mtzvah Tank Office has not let it deter them.

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The Kinus Hashluchim may be virtual this year, but even a virtual event takes a dedicated team to make all the moving parts work seamlessly. Meet the team that is working behind the scenes to make the Kinus Hashluchim Haolami 5781 a reality.

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For the second week running, a massive parade of Jewish vehicles are proudly driving around New York City in support of President Donald Trump. Last weeks parade brought multiple altercations with anti-Trump protesters, so this week, they came out even stronger and prouder with the “Heavy Cavalry.”