Live at 5:30 PM ET: As the situation in Eretz Yisroel unfolds, Chabad Hebrew Schools around the world are joining together this evening in a unity rally organized by CKids International at Merkos 302.
As the situation in Eretz Yisroel unfolds, Chabad Hebrew Schools around the world are joining together this evening in a unity rally organized by CKids International at Merkos 302. Standing in strong solidarity with our fellow Jews in the holy land, while increasing in prayer and Mitzvos, will surely provide them the strength, comfort, and protection to pull through these harrowing times.
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At the twenty-minute event beginning at 5:30 PM EDT, thousands of Chabad Hebrew School children will join together in storming the heavens for those who need healing and comfort and pray for a decisive victory and true peace for the Jewish nation. They will also recite Torah verses and give charity for the merit of our brethren in Israel. The gathering will culminate with the children joining in song, which breaks down all barriers and can reverse any negative decrees.
“In these harrowing times, our brethren in Israel are suffering, families are in pain, and children are running to bomb shelters,” said Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, Vice Chairman of Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch and Chairman of CKids International. “In these situations, the Rebbe strongly encouraged the gathering and prayers of Jewish children. Just as throughout the history of our people, the prayers of the children pierced the heavens and brought miracles; we hope to see the same today.”
All Hebrew School communities are encouraged to join the worldwide gathering today, October 9, at 5:30-5:50 PM EDT; promotional material and instructions can be found here.
Alternatively, communities can host their own children’s gatherings using the materials provided here.
Watch Live: October 9, at 5:30-5:50 PM EDT at CKids.net/rally
Alongside the gathering, CKids encourages all to pledge additional Mitzvos; the nation of Israel needs every blessing we can get. Launch a Mitzvah team for your community today on OneMitzvah.org/Israel
With prayers for the ultimate peace with the coming of Moshiach
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