A large-scale protest by the broader chassidisher communities against the new IDF draft laws has been postponed after heads of mosdos and roshei yeshivos expressed concerns about it disrupting the beginning of the zman period.

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Last night, a “Tzeischem L’Shalom” gathering was held for the hundreds of bochurim who participated in the hospitality program run by the Vaad Talmidei HaTmimim, highlighting the bochurim’s commitment throughout Tishrei and their participation in daily sedorim.

From the Anash.org Inbox: Did the Alter Rebbe know about checking cell phones in shul? He addresses it! To avoid becoming “a chariot to the supernal fool,” turn off the phone! You will no doubt have a better davening experience. (And so will we!)

On Chol Hamoed, a vibrant Simchas Beis Hashoeva celebration was held outside Lubavitch House, attracting over 1,200 attendees from Stamford Hill and beyond. The event was filled with live music, dancing, and a unique fire show.

Rabbi Michah (Abba Michel) Steinmetz, a chassidishe shochet and a mashpia at the 770 shul in Kfar Chabad, passed away on Tuesday, 27 Tishrei.

As is customary, a Kinus Torah was held in 770 Eastern Parkway following the Yom Tov of Sukkos. Speakers included Rabbi Zalman Labkowsky, Rabbi Avraham Boruch Pevzner, Rabbi Mendel Groner, Rabbi Shmaryahu Labkowsky, Rabbi Tzvi Telsner, Rabbi Sholom Ber Shuchat, and Rabbi Nissim Lagziel.

Despite the ongoing war, thousands of Yidden across Ukraine celebrated Sukkos this year, shaking the lulav and spending time in the sukkah, thanks to the dedicated work of the Rebbe’s Shluchim — all amidst a miraculous calm.

Hundreds of anash gathered in Paris for the annual Shabbos Bereishis Melave Malka, where shluchim showcased the success of Sukkos mivtzoim, providing nearly 30,000 (!) Yidden with the opportunity to fulfill the mitzvah of Daled Minim and sit in the sukkah.

To help shluchim and guests travel to New York for Kinus Hashluchim 5785, arrangements were made with multiple airline companies for special discounts.

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This Wednesday, tens of thousands are expected to fill Grand Army Plaza in a demonstration against the recent efforts to draft yeshiva bochurim in Eretz Yisroel. Drivers are encouraged to plan their travel accordingly.

Miriam’s Motherhood Center in Crown Heights is hosting a six-part, in-person Taharas Hamishpacha series on Tuesday mornings. Light refreshments will be served and babysitting services will be available upon request.

As the Chayal El Chayal shul emptied of soldiers on Shmini Atzeres last year, Sholli Kestecher decided to write a Torah in the merit of Am Yisrael and the hostages. This year, on Motzei Simchas Torah, the Torah was completed and paraded through the streets of Yerushalayim.

Arranged by Zevi Litzman and Mivtzoim Sydney, Sydney’s streets were filled with joy and simcha as bouchrim streamed through finding Jews shaking with them and spreading the Simcha of Sukkos.

The upcoming New York City Marathon will take place on Sunday, November 3rd. Last year for the first time there was a Chabad presence in the crowds lining the streets of NY.  BH hundreds of people put on Tefillin. Hopefully, we can do even more this year!

A fund created by Shluchim will help cover the cost of tickets for fellow Shluchim who can’t afford to fly in for the upcoming Kinus Hashluchim.

War Summary, Day 388: IDF moved into Jabaliya quickly, civilians begin to evacuate, Al Jazeera journalists identified as terrorists, 5 main strategies to cripple Hezbollah, first line of villages along the Lebanon border are cleared, 400 tons of explosives destroy Hezbollah tunnel triggering earthquake alerts, and next attack on Iran likely after US elections.

R’ Hershey Fellig AH, a member of the anash community in Los Angeles, California, passed away suddenly on Chol Hamoed Sukkos. His family is sitting Shiva in California and Florida.

Mrs. Bracha Levertov, a longtime Crown Heights resident who served as mikvah director and attendant, including preparing the mikvah for the Rebbe, was a member of the chevra kadisha, and did kindness for so many, passed away on Sunday, 25 Tishrei.

Close to 100 Mechanchim gathered in a Crown Heights Sukkah for a lavish Simchas Bais Hashoeiva farbrengen with Montreal mashpia R’ Itche Meir Gurary, hosted by Lubavitch Chinuch organization Igud Hamelamdim.

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