Kehila Kedosha Janina: The Last Greek Synagogue

Tucked away on the corner of Broome and Allen Street on the Lower East Side, a relatively hidden historical treasure makes its home. The last Greek synagogue in the Western Hemisphere, Kehila Kedosha Janina remains a gathering place for the Romaniote Jews (Greek Jews) of the city nearly a century after its construction in 1927.

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Southern Hospitality a Hallmark of Expanded N.E. Florida Synagogue

by Yaakov Freedman – Chabad.org

Ask Rabbi Yoseph Kahanov how he feels about the recent construction that has more than doubled the size of Chabad-Lubavitch of Northeast Florida and he flashes a big smile.

Celebrating 3 years of FNL in Cape Town

South African Jewish Report

Rabbi Osher Feldman (Left) with Rabbi Yossy Goldman, President of the SA Rabbinical association, who was guest speaker at the third anniversary of Friday Night Live at the Gardens Synagogue.

The glory and the grandeur of South Africa’s mother synagogue, having been founded in 1841, was recaptured on Friday night October 15 when over 1 200 people flocked to Cape Town’s Gardens Shul to celebrate the third anniversary of its Friday Night Live (FNL). An initiative of the shul, it is now being emulated in synagogues in Johannesburg, Sydney and elsewhere.

Photos: YLC Bocherim go Ice Skating!

This past Moitzoi Shabbos, Bochurim from Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati went Ice skating and slurpees with the Cincinnati Community, as one member of the Cummunity joked “it’s great to see Bochurim excited for other things then learning”.

Thailand Flooding Destroys Koh Samui Chabad Center

By Joshua Runyan for Chabad.org
Rabbi Chaim Eliezer Ashkenazi and locals assess damage to the Chabad House in Koh Samui, Thailand, after floodwaters ravaged the resort town.

A week after torrential rains flooded much of the tropical paradise in Koh Samui, Thailand, claiming dozens of lives in the countryside and causing extensive damage to the local Chabad House and attached kosher restaurant, preliminary assessments indicate that travelling Jewish backpackers have safely left the area.