Thousands gathered Monday evening at the Kirchner Cultural Center in Buenos Aires to pay tribute to the enduring legacy of the Rebbe. At one point of the night, giant screens across the room displayed images of President Javier Milei’s visit to the Ohel. Little did those in the hall know that Milei himself was seated inconspicuously on one of the balconies.
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What are we supposed to say to those who never had the opportunity and zechus to have such an uplifting experience? What experience do they/we have that connects us to the Rebbe.
In the months after publication, letters, phone calls, emails and word of mouth told the tale of a readership deeply impacted by the very positivity bias that drove the Rebbe’s rhetoric.
In this week’s Dvar Torah, Rabbi Katzman looks at the 30 years since the passing of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and what that means for today.
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As parents are arranging for their children’s education for the coming school year, we present an important letter of the Rebbe highlighting the Jewish education of a daughter – with encouraging advice about studying in Seminary in Eretz Yisrael and cautioning about the pitfalls of college, especially during these trying times.
The newly inaugurated CYP Center in Jersey City, will host this year’s Chabad Young Professionals Shluchim Kinus. The gathering aims to address challenges faced by young Jews these days, including intermarriage, antisemitism, and empowering leadership.
