Exciting news for the Mitzvah Tank Parade this year! Shloime Zionce, a well-known social media influencer, will be joining the parade and documenting his experience through vlogging and social media.
Exciting news for the Mitzvah Tank Parade this year! Shloime Zionce, a well-known social media influencer, will be joining the parade and documenting his experience through vlogging and social media.
Zionce, known for his vibrant personality and love for all things Jewish, is thrilled to be a part of this historic event. “I’ve always been inspired by the Mitzvah Tank Parade and the impact it has on the community,” he says. “I’m honored to have the opportunity to join the parade and share my experience with my followers.”
Zionce’s vlogging and social media presence will give viewers an inside look at the parade, from the preparations leading up to the event to the sights and sounds of the day itself. His unique perspective and enthusiasm are sure to capture the excitement of the event and inspire viewers to get involved in their own communities.
Rabbi Mordy Hirsch, Director of the Mitzvah Tank Office, is excited to have Zionce join the parade and help spread the message of the event to a wider audience. “Shloime’s energy and passion for Judaism are contagious, and we are thrilled to have him on board,” he says. “We hope his vlogs and social media posts will inspire others to get involved and support the parade.”
The Mitzvah Tank Parade, which features 73 Mitzvah Tanks this year, is a symbol of unity and love for the Rebbe, and an opportunity to spread the joy and message of Torah and Mitzvos to people from all walks of life. With Zionce’s involvement, the event promises to be even more impactful and inspiring.
Zionce’s fans and followers can look forward to his updates and vlogs leading up to the parade, as well as live coverage of the event itself. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to join Zionce and the Mitzvah Tank Parade in spreading the light of Torah to every corner of New York City and beyond.
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