A public menorah lighting at Kikar Tzion in Yerushalayim was dedicated in memory of Rabbi Eli Schlanger hy”d, with the Chanukah candle lit by Sydney shliach Rabbi Pini Althaus.

On a cold winter evening, over 1,000 men, women, and children gathered at the JCC, transforming the space with chassidishe warmth for Yud Tes Kislev.

Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky issued a statement mourning the victims of the Sydney terror attack and calling on governments to take immediate action to safeguard Jewish life. He affirmed that the community will not retreat, declaring that public menorahs will continue to be lit and that “Jewish life will not be driven from the public square.”

The Lincoln Place Shul is inviting the entire Crown Heights community to nightly public menorah lightings that will be held in North Crown Heights on seven nights of Chanukah.

Live at 2 PM ET: A live satellite link-up of menorah lightings will broadcast from three major cities on three continents. The program is based out of Paris, and will hook-up with menorah lightings by the Kosel in Yerushalayim and the Rebbe’s room in New York.

For the first time, Hungary now has its own Mehadrin Cholov Yisroel dairy plant, initiated by local Shluchim and Jewish community leadership, providing fresh milk, yogurt, and cheese for the growing Jewish community.

A monumental public art menorah will be unveiled in Boulder, Colo., this Chanukah, lighting up the same site where a deadly antisemitic attack took place earlier this year. The piece represents months of work by Lubavitcher artist Yitzchok Moully.

With many families home for Chanukah and using the break to take care of important tech filtering needs, CH SafeTech is offering special Chanukah hours to better serve the community.