Jewish Gators Jive for Holiday

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File Photo: Rabbi Berel Goldman (2nd row, 4th from right) with students at Chabad of UF.

Eli Oppenheimer celebrated the most recent High Holiday by busting a move. A fourth-year University of Florida dental student, Oppenheimer was among UF students who danced until 2 a.m. Tuesday at Lubavitch-Chabad Jewish Student and Community Center to celebrate Simchat Torah, the end of the High Holy Days period.

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Photos: Shaking the Lulav in Aventura Mall

Two Bochurim from Bal Harbour, Dovid Labkowski and Pesach Gewirtz, went on Chol Hamoed to the nearby Aventura Mall – the largest mall in Florida – to help Jews perform the Mitzvah of Lulav and Esrog. They were greeted with much enthusiasm, and over 150 people opted to partake in the Mitzvah.

Info to Be Menachem Avel the Teleshevsky Family

The Teleshevsky family is sitting Shiva after the passing of their father and grandfather, Reb Moshe, OBM, at 1569 Carroll St. [between. Troy and Schenectady Ave.]

Shachris: 7:00am
Mincha: Shkia
Maariv: Tzeis

Hamakom Yenachem Eschem Besoch She’ar Aveilei Tzion VeYerushalayim

Wanaque Rabbi Brings Sukkot to the Streets

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Rabbi Mendy Gurkov, on right, with the driver of the Sukkah Mobile outside the Suburban Trends office on Main Street, Butler this past Wednesday, Oct. 3.

If the sight of a white pickup truck driving around with a big wooden box built onto its bed made you look twice last Wednesday, rest assured, you weren’t seeing things.

Simchas Torah with the Rebbe

by Rabbi Shimon Posner

Rosh Hashanah you hear the shofar. Yom Kippur you fast. Sukkos you eat in the sukkah and take the lulav-esrog. Simchas Torah you have no mitzvah. Simchas Torah, the joy of the torah, the joy of this learning that takes a lifetime, Simchas Torah has no learning. At night, we take the Torah but don’t read the Torah; we don’t even unfurl it. Simchas Torah we dance.

Photos: Last Simchas Beis Hashuevah

Marking the final night of dancing at Simchas Beis Hashueva in Crown Heights, thousands danced till 1:00am when the music ended and the throngs of people made their way up Kingston Avenue to 770 where Tehillim and Mishna Torah was recited throughout the night.