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Last week @Shterni and I welcomed the newest addition to our family into the Covenant G-d made with Abraham and the Jewish people. We named him Yosef Alexander.
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The banquet of the International Conference of Chabad Emissaries will be streamed live at chabad.org/kinus @ 1:00 p.m. ET
Be sure to join and invite your friends to watch with you!
6,500 rabbi's and guests from 100+ countries representing Jewish life everywhere!
Be sure to join and invite your friends to watch with you!
6,500 rabbi's and guests from 100+ countries representing Jewish life everywhere!
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Thousands of @Chabad rabbis from 100+ countries pose for annual photo at the Int'l Kinus of Shluchim--Conf of Chabad Lubavitch Emissaries
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The Rebbe's Gift to the World: Thousands of @Chabad Rabbis from 100+ Countries Pose for Annual Photo at the Kinus...
The photo represents Jewish confidence, pride and joy!
More: chabad.org/7608846
The photo represents Jewish confidence, pride and joy!
More: chabad.org/7608846
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1,000s of Chabad Rabbis Pray at the Rebbe’s Ohel, During Int'l Shluchim Conf
With Psalms in hand and envelopes thick with handwritten names and notes, 6,500 Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries prayed at the Ohel in Queens, N.Y., on Friday morning. More: Chabad.org/7608845
With Psalms in hand and envelopes thick with handwritten names and notes, 6,500 Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries prayed at the Ohel in Queens, N.Y., on Friday morning. More: Chabad.org/7608845
🌎 Thousands of Chabad Rabbis Pray for the World
Chabad rabbis from around the world pray for their fellow Jews and all humanity at the Ohel, the resting place of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, of righteous memory, the most influential rabbi in modern history.
The ht of the Kinus Hahshluchim, the International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries.
The Ohel in Queens, N.Y., is visited by over 1 million people every year.
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Motti Seligson retweeted
🕯️Two years ago, the world was shocked to learn that terrorists had abducted and killed Rabbi Zvi Kogan, who worked tirelessly to provide kosher food to Jewish residents and travelers in the UAE.
As time passes, his loss is felt more and more profoundly by the many people ile, welcoming Shabbat table, and giant heart.
May his memory be a blessing for all.
As time passes, his loss is felt more and more profoundly by the many people ile, welcoming Shabbat table, and giant heart.
May his memory be a blessing for all.
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Statement on the Revocation of the Citizenship of Thailand’s Jewish Community’s Chief Rabbi
Jewish life in Thailand stretches back centuries, from merchants recorded in the Kingdom of Ayutthaya in the 17th century to German Jewish refugees admitted in the 1930s, and from the the Jewish Association of Thailand in 1964 to a vibrant community today.
Rabbi Yosef Kantor established Chabad in Thailand more than 30 years ago and serves as Chief Rabbi of the Jewish community of Thailand. Throughout that time, Thailand has been home to him and his family. We respect the Kingdom of Thailand, its laws, its institutions, and the Thai people, and we are grateful for the Kingdom’s hospitality over the years.
In addition to serving Jewish travelers and residents, Rabbi Kantor has led the Jewish community’s efforts to help the Thai people through floods, a tsunami, and a pandemic, as well as the challenges of everyday life.
We are saddened by the decision to revoke Rabbi Kantor’s citizenship. We are addressing the matter through the proper legal channels, with full confidence in the Thai legal system, and we look forward to continuing to work together with the Thai authorities and people for many years to come.
Chabad Houses and synagogues in Thailand are operating as usual. They will continue to warmly welcome every Jew who comes here and to help all the people of Thailand.
- Chabad of Thailand
Jewish life in Thailand stretches back centuries, from merchants recorded in the Kingdom of Ayutthaya in the 17th century to German Jewish refugees admitted in the 1930s, and from the the Jewish Association of Thailand in 1964 to a vibrant community today.
Rabbi Yosef Kantor established Chabad in Thailand more than 30 years ago and serves as Chief Rabbi of the Jewish community of Thailand. Throughout that time, Thailand has been home to him and his family. We respect the Kingdom of Thailand, its laws, its institutions, and the Thai people, and we are grateful for the Kingdom’s hospitality over the years.
In addition to serving Jewish travelers and residents, Rabbi Kantor has led the Jewish community’s efforts to help the Thai people through floods, a tsunami, and a pandemic, as well as the challenges of everyday life.
We are saddened by the decision to revoke Rabbi Kantor’s citizenship. We are addressing the matter through the proper legal channels, with full confidence in the Thai legal system, and we look forward to continuing to work together with the Thai authorities and people for many years to come.
Chabad Houses and synagogues in Thailand are operating as usual. They will continue to warmly welcome every Jew who comes here and to help all the people of Thailand.
- Chabad of Thailand
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Honored to accompany @RepMikeLawler to the Rebbe’s Ohel, the most visited Jewish site outside Israel, where for decades leaders and people of all backgrounds have come for blessing and inspiration.
Congressman @RepMikeLawler visits Rebbe’s Ohel
The New York Congressman joined Chabad rabbis from across the state’s 17th Congressional District for a gathering focused on prayer, reflection, and gratitude.
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The young Hasidic rabbi stabbed yesterday in NYC Midtown speaks out on why he went back to 47th Street today.
Full story on @Chabad.org/News by @tzalireicher
Chabad.org/7561478
Full story on @Chabad.org/News by @tzalireicher
Chabad.org/7561478
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The young Hasidic rabbi stabbed yesterday in NYC Midtown speaks out on why he went back to 47th Street today.
Full story on @Chabad.org/News by @tzalireicher
Chabad.org/7561478
Full story on @Chabad.org/News by @tzalireicher
Chabad.org/7561478
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Mr. @RobertKrafts Gifts $5 Million, Naming Chabad Center in His Chestnut Hill Hometown
Chabad.org/7550952 via @Chabad
Chabad.org/7550952 via @Chabad
With gratitude to Hashem, we announce a historic $5 million gift from the Kraft family, naming our new home the Kraft Family Chabad at Chestnut Hill.
Watch this special message from Robert Kraft!
David Frankel, Building Chair
Rabbi Mendy & Grunie Uminer
Buildchabadch.com
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NY @GovKathyHochul visited the Rebbe’s Ohel last week. I was honored to join her and prayer for New York and our country.
We discussed the Rebbe’s enduring impact and his call on everyone to fulfill their G-d-given potential and make the world a better place.
We discussed the Rebbe’s enduring impact and his call on everyone to fulfill their G-d-given potential and make the world a better place.
New York @GovKathyHochul Visits Rebbe’s Resting Place After High Holiday Season.
The Ohel is destination for global leaders seeking guidance and counsel at holy site:
Chabad.org/7546948/
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I loved speaking with @SarahnBaird and the @tikvahfund’s Solomon Fellows on Sunday about IN THE WAR ROOM.
A very impressive group of high-school students.
A very impressive group of high-school students.
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On Tuesday, Robert Kraft announced a $5 million gift to Chabad-Lubavitch at Chestnut Hill, sharing it would carry his family’s name and be known as the Kraft Family Chabad Center of Chestnut Hill.
More: Chabad.org/7550952
More: Chabad.org/7550952
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Motti Seligson retweeted
After posting this yesterday, getting a few comments and learning more about @JakeLang, I should really say:
Jake, it's time to come home to your people!
See the Rebbe's moving read of the Talmud "Lukus! Lukus!" and the deep connection of the Jewish soul with its people.
Jake, it's time to come home to your people!
See the Rebbe's moving read of the Talmud "Lukus! Lukus!" and the deep connection of the Jewish soul with its people.
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I've heard this argument before! 🤔
Haman in the Book of Esther!
It's been 2,000 years! Time to innovate!
Also that argument didn't work out well for Hamen... chabad.org/5846226
Haman in the Book of Esther!
It's been 2,000 years! Time to innovate!
Also that argument didn't work out well for Hamen... chabad.org/5846226
I was just CHASED AWAY by guards at new HASSIDIC JEWISH ONLY Community in Okeechobee Florida for exposing the new $100,000,00+ Compound!!!! ✡️
Assimilate or GO HOME!!!
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After posting this yesterday, getting a few comments and learning more about @JakeLang, I should really say:
Jake, it's time to come home to your people!
See the Rebbe's moving read of the Talmud "Lukus! Lukus!" and the deep connection of the Jewish soul with its people.
Jake, it's time to come home to your people!
See the Rebbe's moving read of the Talmud "Lukus! Lukus!" and the deep connection of the Jewish soul with its people.
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Motti Seligson retweeted
Two Torah scrolls, one escaped Nazi Germany and one held from the early years of Soviet persecution will be part of this year’s Simchat Torah celebrations at Chabad-Lubavitch at the Shore in Ventnor, N.J. and Chabad at Bellaire, Texas. More: Via @Chabad Chabad.org/7531678
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Motti Seligson retweeted
We know what American Jewish material success looks like. But when a Jew walks down the street, what do you see?
What should you see?
chabad.org/7516732/
What should you see?
chabad.org/7516732/
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