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Photos: Central Yud Alef Nissan Farbrengen

The central Yud Alef Nissan Farbrengen, marking the Rebbes 110th birthday, was held last night in the ballroom of Beis Rivkah on Lefferts Avenue with the attendance of Anash and Bochrim.

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  • Where was the crowd?

    From the photos of the entire room – it looks pretty empty!

  • Happy Birthday

    the place looks half empty, and many chairs and tables are not even set up, just folded on the sides. maybe everyone is cleaning for peisach :)
    why is Avreml so upset. I wish I was there.

  • Shliach

    Look at their faces, not one Chassidishe hadras ponim with a shining and happy countenace. Hmmm, wonder why!
    A kosher’n freilichen Pesach with Moshiach, NOW

  • why central???

    What makes it “central” more than any Farbrengen anywhere in the world?
    Central is 770!!!

  • Yakov Kirschenbaum

    BS“D

    You’re considering this farbrengen the ”central” one? Most of the moreoi de’asra/Beis din members of Crown Heights spoke at the farbrengen at 770 (besides for Rabbi Heller, who’s not very active anymore in the Beis Din). That’s besides for the fact that 770 is the central shul of Crown Heights and Lubavitch in general, as is extremely well known.

    Seems pretty chutzpadik to me.

  • Entrance was blocked!

    The group of people congregating at the back of the room blocked the entrance and kept the crowd out. Look at the picture – it tells the whole story!!

  • at the ohel

    there was a large farbrengen at the ohel. thats why smaller crowd at BR.
    Crowd does seem rather dapper.
    shot of A Shemtov pretty cool. nice photography.

  • Where is Krinsky?

    Whats wrong with this picture?

    I see all the most Chosheve people, the Pney Haeda and all the Shpitz Chabad, like Averml Shemtov and Sholom Bruchshtat but where is Yudel Krinsky?

    How come “America’s VOTED, Most Influential Rabbi” was not invited, not this time and nor was he ever seen at any of these Farbrengens, in Beis Rivka, in the past decade!

    I would vote for Sholom Bruchshtat and for Avreml Shemtov as America’s most influential Rabbi.