In honor of Hei Teves, author Rabbi Chaim Dalfin is celebrating with an incredible sale on over 100 of his books, offering 50–70% off many titles.

In 5754 (1994), during the year of Gimmel Tammuz, Rabbi Dalfin used the Rebbe’s guidance to begin his writing career. Today, he has authored over 100 books and continues to inspire Jews worldwide through lectures, motivational talks, and farbrengens.

This one-week-only sale is available at www.rabbidalfin.com. Don’t miss the chance to acquire high-quality Jewish books at unbeatable prices.

A significant portion of Rabbi Dalfin’s work focuses on the Rebbe’s relationships, guidance, and far-reaching influence. These include World’s Rebbe, World Leaders, Chabad and Presidents, The Rebbe’s Emissary, The Rebbe’s Advice, Rebbe’s Secrets, Rebbe’s Team, Rebbe’s Secretaries, Rebbe and Doctors, Rebbe and Professors, Rebbe and Reb Moshe, Rashag and Rebbe, Reb Yoel – The Rebbe’s Chozer, and Rebbe, Non-Jews & Converts.

Rabbi Dalfin has extensively documented Chabad’s interaction with other communities and movements. This category includes Chabad and Rabbis, Chabad and Aguda, Chabad and Young Israel and Modern Orthodoxy, Chabad and Orthodoxy 1900–1950, Lakewood and Lubavitch, Torah Vodaas and Lubavitch, Satmar and Lubavitch, Rav and Rebbe, Breslov and Chabad, Chabad and Malach, and Chabad and Sephardim.

A unique contribution of Rabbi Dalfin’s writing is his detailed mapping of Chabad’s relationships with other Chassidic and Litvishe centers. These works include Chabad and Belz, Bobov, Ger, Vishnitz, Chabad and Boyan, Klausenburg, Skwere, Stolin, Chabad and Ponovitz, Chabad and Telz, Chabad and Mir, Chabad and Gedolim, Gedolim, Rebbe’s and Chabad, and Reb Yoel’s Impact: Chabad Students – Kipa Sruganiks – Litvaks – Shtreimlech.

Rabbi Dalfin has also produced important historical works documenting Chabad communities and development, including Crown Heights Shuls: 1900–2025, Unusual Chabad History, Cheder Secrets, Schneersohn Family, Ginzei Lubavitch, and Lubavitch with Others.

Rabbi Dalfin is widely known for compiling comprehensive biographical reference works, including Who’s Who in Chabad (3 volumes), and Who’s Who in Chabad Women. He has also written Chabad Heroes, Rashab: Rebbe, Leader & Activist, Our Mashpia: Anecdotes, Life-Lessons & Stories, The Rebbe’s Emissary, and Chabad Portraits (3 volumes).

This one-week-only sale is available at www.rabbidalfin.com.

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