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A new and different buzz surrounded this years Shluchim Group Photo after photographer Chaim Perl spent about a minute in front of the crowd – with a camera on a strange contraption – before the ‘official’ photo was taken. This was the result, which was first featured on CrownHeights.info last year!
Berel and Raizel (nee Mochkin) Zucker (Beitar Illit, Israel)
Yossi Goldstein (Crown Heights) and Toba Goldfein (Philadelphia, PA)
Jewish Children’s Museum, 792 Eastern Pkwy. [corner Kingston Ave.]
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99-yr-old Isaac Volinsky was ready to celebrate his Bar Mitzvah last week in his room at a Woollahra care home. He had his tall it. He had his tefillin…but there was no kiddush cup and no kosher wine.
Yoel and Vani (nee Shpigelman) Hess (Los Angeles, CA)
Mendel and Shterna Sara (nee Wilansky) Shemtov (Elgin, IL)
Mendel and Chani Nemanov (Crown Heights)
Following the monumental success of this years Kinus Hashluchim Banquet, hundreds of Shluchim made their to 770 and the Shluchim Office where they sat and farbrenged into the night.
CrownHeights.info and Jewish.tv present the following collection of videos of memorable moments at the Kinus Hashluchim gala banquet, 5773.
Photo documenting an evening featuring over 4,000 Rabbis is hard enough, these photographers; Shmuly Evers, Binyomin Lifshitz, and Chaim Perl, backed up by a talented technical crew brough you this years coverage – once again – faster then the rest!
Mendy and Brocha (nee Gottlieb) Rendler (Crown Heights)
At the Kinus Hashluchim, following the ‘roll call,’ the entire roomful of 4,600 Rabbis and laymen rose to their feet for several minutes of joyous singing and dancing.
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