Daily Archives: October 22, 2008
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Simchas Bais Hashuaiva in Toronto a major success
TRONTO, Canada [CHI] — The Edinburg shul parking lot and the adjoining street spilled over with singing and dancing, as many from the Toronto community joined in the celebration. Organized by Rabbi Dovid Chaikin, this year’s event was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Many Pictures in the Extended Article!
The Season of Great Rejoicing
Erin Wood – Journal Star
Rabbi Eli Langsam says a special blessing with Zachary Erlichman, 13, asking God to bless individuals and unite them as one.
PEORIA, IL — Each October, the Lubavitch Chabad temple of Peoria celebrates Sukkot, a seven-day festival commemorating the 40-year period during which the Jewish people wandered in the desert wilderness from Egypt to Israel.
Lalita Aloor Amuthan - My Central Jersey
AUGUSTO F. MENEZES / MyCentralJersey
Rabbi Eli Azimov speaks to guests and congregants at the Chabad Jewish Center's Sukkhot event Sunday in South Brunswick.
Rabbi Eli Azimov speaks to guests and congregants at the Chabad Jewish Center's Sukkhot event Sunday in South Brunswick.
SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ — About 70 members of the Jewish community gathered to celebrate in the joyous festival of Sukkot hosted by Chabad Jewish Center of South Brunswick on Sunday, Oct. 19.
Sukkot is a seven-day holiday, observed soon after Yom Kippur, which commemorates God's protection of Jews after their exodus from Egypt.
Jewish center in South Brunswick hosts community celebration of Sukkot holiday
Lalita Aloor Amuthan – My Central Jersey
AUGUSTO F. MENEZES / MyCentralJersey
Rabbi Eli Azimov speaks to guests and congregants at the Chabad Jewish Center’s Sukkhot event Sunday in South Brunswick.
Rabbi Eli Azimov speaks to guests and congregants at the Chabad Jewish Center’s Sukkhot event Sunday in South Brunswick.
SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ — About 70 members of the Jewish community gathered to celebrate in the joyous festival of Sukkot hosted by Chabad Jewish Center of South Brunswick on Sunday, Oct. 19.
Sukkot is a seven-day holiday, observed soon after Yom Kippur, which commemorates God’s protection of Jews after their exodus from Egypt.
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