Join Live at 4:15 PM ET: The levaya Rabbi Shneur Zalman Blumenfeld, Head Shliach to Peru, will take place in Lima, Peru and will be streamed live for those from around the world who would like to join.
The levaya Rabbi Shneur Zalman Blumenfeld, Head Shliach to Peru, will take place in Lima, Peru and will be streamed live for those from around the world who would like to join.
Live at 4:15 PM ET:
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Meeting ID: 272 016 7633
Passcode: CHshuls
Rabbi Blumenfeld established a vibrant, growing Jewish community in Lima, Peru over 30 years ago, which serves as a source of Judaism, warmth and outreach to so many Jews in Peru.Friday night, 24 Cheshvan, 5782 this healthy, young fathers pure soul returned to its maker.
His family now needs our help to continue his incredible work!
You can help ensure that the Jewish community in Peru will continue to grow and thrive, and that each Jewish soul in Peru will be reached and ignited.
Together we as family can keep Rabbi Blumenfeld’s dream alive! Together we as family can support and comfort Rabbi Blumenfeld’s family and community!
Organizers:
Rabbi Eliezer Avtzon
Director, Global Jewish Assistance and Relief Network
Fellow Shliach to Morocco 5743/5744
HaRav Dovid Banon
Shliach and Av Bet Din Montreal, Canada
Rabbi Tzvi Grunblatt
Head Shliach of Argentina
Rabbi Menashe Perman
Chabad of Chile
Rabbi Aaron Ctorza
Shliach and a friend of the family
Vienna, Austria
Rabbi Mendel Cohen
Shliach
Mariupol, Ukraine
Rabbi Levi Shemtov
Shliach
Riverdale, NY
Rabbi Yossi Gansburg
Shliach
Coconut Creek, FL
Rabbi Chaim Slonim
Shliach and family member
Dijon, France
Rabbi David Azulay
Rabbi Beit Hakneset Har Sinai
S. Paulo , Brasil
Rabbi Shalom Chriqui
Shliach Montreal, Canada
Rabbi Gavriel Sebag
Shliach Toulouse, France
Mr Zecharia (Henri) Moldova
Paris, France
Arki Deutch, Rabbi Dovid Kahanov, Rabbi Daniel Kaye, Shimon Mockin, Rabbi Shia Morozov, Rabbi Binyomin Serebryanski
Fellow Shluchim to Morocco 5743/5744
והחי יתן אל לבו
And the living shall take to heart.
Thank you for giving.
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