There is an ancient Jewish tradition that the members of the Chevra Kadisha who are occupied with chessed shel emes all year, establish one day a year on which they assemble for tefilla, reciting slichos and fasting. Many years ago the Chief Rabbi of Russia Berel Lazar renewed this custom.
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The Jewish community around the world was shocked this week by news that Rabbi Tzvi Kogan, a rabbi and young husband in Dubai, UAE, was kidnapped and killed by terrorists. As Jews, we look to the Torah for guidance at momentous occasions in our lives. Tragically, our nation has much experience in this topic.
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The late Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, Vice-Chairman of Chabad’s Merkos organization created the Chabad on College organization. He cultivated financial supporters who together with its board serve close to 900 Chabad Houses on or nearby College campuses worldwide.
Talmidim from Tomchei Temimim experienced a meaningful and joyous Yud Daled Kislev celebration, commemorating the Rebbe’s chasuna—”A day that connects the Rebbe with the Chassidim and the Chassidim with the Rebbe.”
Crown Heights Shomrim responded to a call for help Sunday night after a Jewish woman with her children was involved in a three-car crash in Crown Heights.
On the auspicious date of the 9th of Kislev, Michael Allouche of Jerusalem presented the Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi Kalman Meir Bar, with the full 33-volume set of Igrot Kodesh, accompanied by a dedication letter from the Getzel Shul committee.
Rabbonim, Mashpiim, and Anash joined for an annual Farbrengen to strengthen Mivtzoim in the City of Yerushalayim.
With Yud Tes Kislev just days away, a push for Chabad participation at a Daf Yomi Shiur jumped on the bandwagon and urged people to join as part of Chalukas Hashas.
