Mayor Denise Grant of Lauderhill proudly signed a proclamation declaring the Rebbe’s birthday as Education and Sharing Day. This is the second time the Mayor of Lauderhill did so.
Over 1000 matzos were distributed along with flyers detailing the times to eat matzoh this year and QR codes to sell their chametz. More than 40 people put on tefillin, two for their first time.
The Rav expressed excitement at how the material was not only simplified, but truly brought to life in a way that teachers and talmidim can relate to.
In the days and weeks before Passover, Jews around the country are rushing to clean their homes, prepare holiday meals, and run last minute errands. Yet Teri Karpe of Commack, N.Y., has a different item on her to-do list—overseeing the delivery of hand-made shmurah matzah to more than 1,200 homes in her community.
In a striking display of recognition and inspiration, Ukraine’s capital marked 11 Nissan — the birthday of the Lubavitcher Rebbe — with a major media initiative that reached millions across the country.
Stories of the Rebbe were peppered with practical lessons and made personal with practical takeaways and relevance for one’s everyday life as a Child.
The slain soldier is named as Sgt. Liran Ben Zion, 19, of the 401st Armored Brigade’s 9th Battalion, from Holon.
A grand and uplifting farbrengen was held last night at Beis Lubavitch in Paris, as members of the local Jewish community gathered to celebrate Yud-Alef Nissan, the birthday of the Rebbe.
There is no grape wine, a luxury impossible to import while trade routes are disrupted and major ports are under British occupation. Instead, sweet, non-fermented raisin juice, which American Jews have learned to prepare when kosher wine is unavailable, will be used for the four cups.
As was the Rebbe’s custom, a yearly letter called a Michtav Kloli was sent out to the Chassidim. The Michtav Klali suitable for this year’s Pesach is available here for download in three languages.
An extra pickup will take place Wednesday morning (Erev Pesach) from 12:00 a.m. through 12:00 p.m., focusing on the most heavily Jewish blocks.
Moshe Katz was not just a soldier. He was a son. A brother. A Chassid. A member of the global Chabad family a young man filled with faith, warmth, and quiet strength.
Chabad community leaders across a country under constant missile attack are delivering handmade Shmurah matzah between rocket sirens. They are innovating as they prepare to host Seders in compliance with regulations to ensure safety amid the war.
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