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10/20/2017

https://www.gofundme.com/family-of-orphans

My father died 11 years ago from a stroke at my sister's wedding. The community has helped a little in the beginning, but we are still struggling with financial problems. We need help to stop drowning in debt. We needhelp for Yom Tov and during the year.

05/21/2015

Simcha Feinhandler has posted a new update!

12/11/2012

This menorah is the largest menorah in the world it's based off a design of a model that sat on the Rebbe's desk it was designed at the Berkeley, Ca chabad house it stands at 62 feet tall its located at 5th ave and Central Park west in manhattan

11/30/2012

Yes it will be shabbos soon somewhere in the world and cant wait to rejuvenate the body and soul

11/22/2012

Ok I will not allow ads to be put on here if u put on ad u will b banned and block ur welcome to comment on post I don't want spam to clog up the post so thanks and happy thanksgiving

02/21/2012

The deadline to apply for Birthright is almost closed go to http://www.israelfreespirit.com/ ASAP to get your free trip to Israel all you have to do to be eligble is be 18-26 and never have gone on a peer based trip or lived in Israel since age 12 USE SIMCHA FEINHANDLER IN SECTION 5 OF THE APPLICATION

02/17/2012

to everyone have an amazing shabbos if you have a chance sign up for birthright it a free trip for any who has not gone to israel for ages 18-26

02/11/2012

shavoua tov and have an amazing week

02/11/2012

Today's Ha Yom Yom: The Tzemach Tzedek told his son, my grandfather, that the maamar Umareihem uma'asseihem in Torah Or, Yitro, is the first discourse the Maggid delivered when he assumed leadership of the chassidim, on Shavuot 5521 (1761). The Alter Rebbe heard the maamar from R. Mendel Horodoker,1 author of Pri Haaretz, who had been present that Shavuot in 5521. However, the Alter Rebbe expounded the maamar in his own style.

02/10/2012

HAVE AN AWESOME SHABBOS

02/10/2012

Today's Ha Yom Yom: There is a custom of eating black buckwheat on this Shabbat.

On Shabbat B'shalach 5621 (1861) the Tzemach Tzedek said the maamar R'u ki Hashem printed in Likutei Torah. Shortly afterward he said to his son, my grandfather: On Shabbat B'shalach 5565 (1805) my grandfather said this maamar. Afterwards he sent for me and told me that in 5529 (1769) when he was in Mezritch the Maggid had summoned him to his room and had said:

On Shabbat B'shalach 5516 (1756) the Baal Shem Tov said a Maamar on Vayashav hayam...l'eitano,1 "The Red Sea returned to its strength," quoting the Rabbinic play on the last word, l'eitano - litnao, meaning to its condition or agreement.2 In 5521 (1761), a year after the Baal Shem Tov's passing, my Rebbe (the Baal Shem Tov) came to me, said the maamar, and added an explanation of the subject "doing His will" in contrast to "doing His word." And today my Rebbe again came to me to repeat the maamar.

Then the Maggid repeated the maamar to the Alter Rebbe, adding an interpretation of "River Ginai, part for me,"3 which is similar to k'riat yam suf, the splitting of the Red Sea.

The Tzemach Tzedek concluded: Today the Baal Shem Tov, the Maggid and the Alter Rebbe came to me, each repeating the maamar in his own style.

Several hours later the Tzemach Tzedek called my grandfather again and told him an interpretation of the maamar.

02/09/2012

Today's Ha Yom Yom: When the second part of Torah Or was about to be printed, Chassidim knew that the Tzemach Tzedek had written glosses and commentaries on the maamarim. They pleaded with him to publish these with the maamarim, but he refused. He then dreamt that his grandfather, the Alter Rebbe, visited him and asked him to publish them, but he revealed this to no one. Only after three of his sons had the same dream and reported this to him did he agree to have his glosses and commentary printed with the second part of Torah Or, which they now entitled "Likutei Torah."