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Today, the Mayanot World Center officially opened in Yerushalayim, marking a new chapter for Chabad’s flagship learning institution. The $20 million campus across from Sacher Park will serve as a hub for Jewish learning, community, and leadership development.
Rabbi Levi and Mushki Notik, the Rebbe’s shluchim to Kenya, held a significant meeting with the Kenyan ambassador in Israel to strengthen ties with authorities and explore ways to expand their outreach while enhancing the security and well-being of the Jewish community.
Ahead of Chanukah, the iconic public menorah was installed at the Kosel.
The young Sadigura Rebbe was presented with a sefer of the Rebbe on refuah by Rabbi Shmuly Butler of Chabad Air at JFK airport.
Mazal tov!
Anticipation grows as Anash around the world prepare grand farbrengens and seudos in honor of Yud Tes Kislev.
Every Yid is a shliach: A traveler was seen helping another put on tefillin at the Chabad Air stand at JFK airport in New York.
In honor of Yud Daled Kislev, the 97th anniversary of the Rebbe and Rebbetzin, a farbrengen will be held at the Ohel on Wednesday night. The Ohel buses will also be making extra trips for all those wishing to visit the Ohel.
Mazal tov!
Israel’s incoming ambassador to Georgia, Mr. Walid Abu-Haya, paid his first official visit to the Chabad House in Batumi, directed by Rabbi Zevi Mandelzon, where they focused on Chanukah preparations and strengthening ties with the local Jewish community.
Three months after Krayot shliach Rabbi Pinchas Pizem miraculously returned to life following cardiac arrest, open-heart surgery, and three resuscitations, his family, local rabbonim and senior doctors gathered on his birthday to thank Hashem for the great miracle.
A car from Russia was spotted sporting a license plate that quotes the famous nigun: “Nyet, nyet nikavo” — there is none but Hashem.
Mazal tov!
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