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ל׳ כסלו ה׳תשפ״ה - December 30, 2024

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ל׳ כסלו ה׳תשפ״ה - December 30, 2024
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ל׳ כסלו ה׳תשפ״ה - December 30, 2024

Oct 7th Survivors Light Menorah in Southwest Florida

Rabbi Yitzchok and Meir Simcha Minkowicz of Chabad Lubavitch of Southwest Florida hosted a remarkable Chanukah celebration at the picturesque Castle Golf in Fort Myers, followed by the Menorah being lit by Issac Ashurav and his family, survivors of the October 7th terror attacks in Ofakim, Israel.

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Rebbe, How Can I Find True Freedom When in Prison?

The Rebbe offers guidance to incarcerated individuals, drawing parallels between their situation and the darkness of exile, emphasizing the importance of maintaining trust in Hashem and and encourages the prisoners to find hope in the increasing light of Chanukah.

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Chanukah is a Time for Miracles! 

Bonei Olam Chabad will be organizing a minyan to daven at the Ohel on Zos Chanukah, an auspicious time to request the bracha of zera chaya v’kayama. Names can be submitted today to be read at the Ohel during this special occasion.

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Cheder Oholei Chinuch in Argentina Spreads Light

Cheder Oholei Chinuch in Argentina, in collaboration with Tzivos Hashem, organized a beautiful Chanukah event for Tiferes Zekeinim members featuring a professional choir, a Chanukah play, mini shiurim by students who are grandchildren of Tiferes members, and a Menorah competition and expo where parents and Tiferes members attended to view and vote.

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Chanukah Lights Bring Pirsumei Nissa to the Foot of the Kremlin

Despite public event bans in Moscow’s central square due to the war, Chief Rabbi and Shliach, Rabbi Berel Lazar secured last-minute approval to continue the 35-year tradition of holding a public Menorah lighting at the central square of Moscow. The event drew a large crowd and was broadcast to millions across Russia.

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Innovative ‘Yissachar Zevulun’ Program Awards Scholarships with Record Participation

For the fifth consecutive year, Igud Talmidei Hak’vutza has continued the revolutionary “Yissachar and Zevulun” program geared for Israeli  Bochurim learning in 770 who have immersed themselves with great vigor in studying and reviewing their learning. Hundreds of Yeshiva students successfully completed the structured learning tracks, earning scholarships totaling tens of thousands of dollars.

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Former President Carter Dies on Anniversary of His National Menorah Inauguration

Former President James Earl (“Jimmy“) Carter died at the age of 100 on the fourth night of Chanukah, exactly 45 years to the day he inaugurated the National Menorah. He signed into law “Education Day USA” in honor of the Rebbe, but was also the architect of the devastating Camp David Accords, which forced Israel to relinquish the Sinai Peninsula in exchange for a worthless piece of paper.

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Yeshiva Initiative Helps Bochurim Appreciate Who They Are

In the face of today’s identity crisis, where many of our youth grow up without understanding what Chassidus has accomplished, Suffield Yeshiva has launched a new initiative: the daily study of the Frierdiker Rebbe’s Sefer HaSichos.

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Oholei Torah’s ‘Latkes Ovent’ Honors Mechanchim and Their Families

On the first night of Chanukah, Oholei Torah held a “Latkes Ovent” evening for the entire school staff and their families acknowledging their dedicated commitment to the Chinuch of our community, with Divrei Torah, entertaining performances and a lavish fleishig dinner that was enjoyed by all.

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Families Embrace ‘Lamternshtick’ Campaign with Enthusiasm

The new Lamternshtick initiative for Anash families in Crown Heights has seen great success, with many stopping by their unofficial pop-up shop in the Raskin’s Fish alleyway. Families received menorah kits, candles, guides, and family-friendly routes, fulfilling the Rebbe’s call to be lamplighters, spreading the light of Chanukah to all.

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Sydney’s Menorah Lighting Triumphs Despite Gale-Force Winds

Despite unexpected gale-force winds, Sydney’s menorah lighting this year proceeded with soulful Chazanus by Shliach Menachem Feldman and other Chazzanim from The Great Synagogue, 13-year-old prodigy Zelig Nussbaum singing Mi Sheberach, and a dazzling performance by the acrobatic trio Dauntless.

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Live: Berlin Mayor Joins Menorah Lighting at Brandenburg Gate

Live: A grand menorah lighting is taking place at the historic Brandenburg Gate, with a record number of dignitaries attending this year in light of the rise in antisemitism, including Berlin’s Mayor, Kai Wegner, who has set aside his usual winter vacation to give his full attention to the Jewish community.

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After 50 Years of Public Menorahs, Jewish Leaders See the Light

Fifty years ago to this day, the first public Menorah was born in Philadelphia and has since snowballed to some 15,000 giant menorahs across the world. At the time some Jewish organizations strongly opposed this initiative, yet today they have come to admit that the Rebbe was right.

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Ner Chanukah: Eight Mitzvot or One Mitzvah?

Anash.org Feature: This week’s Iyun Podcast by Rabbi Binyomin Bitton, director of the Tzfunot Institute, discusses the Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the mitzvah of Ner Chanukah, and its ramifications in a case where one has doesn’t have enough oil for all the night’s candles.

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