Chabad of Kentucky arranged programs throughout Chanukah for children, adults and the needy. Chanukah on Ice, public Menorah lighting’s, a parade, and even a canorah which was later distributed.
The Hecht family is sitting shiva after the passing of their dear father Rabbi Peretz Hecht OBM at 580 Crown Street Apt 707.
Minyanim: (2 are needed)
Shacharis 7:15am, starting Tuesday at 9:00am as well
Mincha and Maariv bizman
The family requests that no visitors come after 9:45pm.
The family asks that those who want to share stories about Reb Peretz or send nichumim to please send them to: hechtmemories@gmail.com
Hamakom Yenachem Eschem Besoch She’ar Aveilei Tzion VeYerushalayim
Zevy Greenwald (Long Beach, CA) and Mushi Carlebach (New Jersey)
L’Chaim tonight, Sunday at Lubavitcher Yeshiva
570 Crown St [hall entrance on Albany Ave]
Hundreds of Jewish children and adults gathered at the Freehold Raceway Mall to fill the “Giving Menorah” constructed by Chabad of Western Monmouth County, NJ, to support the Hurricane Sandy effort.
Shluchim in Boston made history this Chanukah in Boston’s Copley Square with Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick and the newly commissioned Boston Menorah – one of the largest in the world
Levi Yitzchok (ben Rabbi Moshe) Kotlarsky (Crown Heights) and Mushky Pewzner (Harrisburg, PA)
L’Chaim Monday at the Jewish Children’s Museum
792 Eastern Pkwy [corner Kingston Ave]
NEW HYDE PARK, NY [CHI] — With the NHL on strike and the Islanders relocating to the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, Chabad of West Hempstead’s annual Chanukah on Ice celebration had to be reworked, with great results! Over 200 participated at the Iceland ice skating Rink.
Going into this Shabbos I was torn and uneasy, how does one digest the news that someone can maliciously and viciously execute anyone, let alone to systematically assassinate 20 children, and how are we supposed to overcome such abhorrent evil?
Worldwide Jewry have come together following New York City’s assault on Mitzvas Milah – particularly metzitzah b’peh. Today, Zos Chanukah, has been declared as a day of mass prayer for the success of an action brought against the city in federal court.
In Times Square during the seasons busiest shopping frenzy, the Toys ‘R Us store had some costumed Disney characters give holiday greetings to the many tourists passing by. Bochurim who were there on Mivtzoim found out that one of them was Jewish! They got him to light the Menorah right there in Times Square.
What do you get when you mix 9 students, 5 cans of paint, hundreds of tiles and over one thousand Mitzvos? A beautiful Mosaic Mitzvah menorah.
With great sadness we inform you of the passing of Rabbi Peretz Hecht OBM, longtime resident of Crown Heights who merited special kiruvim from the Rebbe. He also merited to study in Tomchei Temimim on Bedford and Dean.
Reb Peretz is survived by his wife Chaya who is a morah in Oholei Torah kindergarden, and his children; Rivky Piekarsky (Crown Heights), Shea Hecht (Australia/Israel), Rochel Kaplan (Shlucha in Baltimore, MD), Faigy Carlebach (Crown Heights), Devorah Halberstam (Crown Heights), Shternie Wineberg (Shlucha in Johannesburg, South Africa), Bruchie Karp (Crown Heights), and Sruly Hecht (Crown Heights).
Hundreds attended the lighting of the 8th candle in 770. Following the custom, the Menorah was lit and was followed by Havdalah.
Over 350 young children and their mothers had a great time at this years Chanukah Sensory Experience in Lubavitch House in Stamford Hill, London, England.
Horav Hachossid Rabbi Moshe Aharon Geisinsky was born on the 21st of Teves, 5677/1917 in the village of Tashan Pereaislav, a suburb of Kiev to Reb Ben Zion, a chossid of the Rachmistrivker Rebbes of the Chernobyl dynasty and to Mrs. Chaya Rochel, a daughter of a prominent Rabbinical family. This time period constituted an important chapter in the history of Chabad Chassidus marking the Soviet persecutions of the 1930’s until the present day.
Mendy and Chaya’leh (nee Yarmush) Levin (Crown Heights)
On the 6th Night of Chanukah at the Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach Chabad of South Broward hosted thousands of local and tourist guests at its 33rd annual South Florida Chassidic Chanukah Festival.
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