Yom Kippur is upon us, and we are about to ask Hashem for His mercy in sealing us for a good year and for forgiveness for our sins. This prayer, “Ad Sheloi", is brought to life by the gorgeous vocals of Mayer Rosenger, backed by the stellar Shira Choir, and with the beautifully Produced music of Mendy Hershkowitz. It promises to uplift and inspire.
Composed: Yossala Rosenblat
Preformed: Mayer Rosenger
Produced: Mendy Hershkowitz @Sonic Duo
Orchestrated: Erez A.
Vocal Production: Yossi Tyberg
Choir: Shira Choir led by Yoely Horowitz
Orchestra: The European National Orchestra
Mix & Master: Sonic Duo Inc
Video: Insight Studios
Monday, October 03, 2022
Save Yehuda’s Life, You Too Will be Sealed in Book of Life!
The words of ‘U’nesaneh Tokef’ still echo in my mind.
Tearing at my heart.
I recited these words, thinking only of my little Yehuda.
He’s only one year old, and he’s already suffered enough for a lifetime.
Little Yehuda is stricken with cancer, and all his little body knows is suffering.
How can someone so tiny suffer so much?
I recited the words of ‘U’nesaneh Tokef,’
Wondering what Hashem has decreed for my beautiful little baby?
Will he have life? Peace? Health?
We’ve davened so many tefillos. We’ve accepted kabbalos and given tzedakah. We’ve spilled rivers of tears.
But there’s one thing we—his parents—haven’t done for him yet.
We still haven’t signed the papers to authorize the treatment that he needs to live.
We can’t even afford the advance payment on the treatment!
We’re davening with all our hearts that little Yehuda will be signed and stamped in the Book of Life,
but we lack the means to sign the sheet of paper that promises him a chance of life and recovery!
So with my last vestige of strength, I’m reaching out to you, begging you!
It’s only a few days before Yom Kippur, and we’re all seeking those extra zechuyos!
You can have the zechus of saving my baby’s life!
ותשובה ותפילה וצדקה
מעבירין את רוע הגזירה
Click here to help little Yehuda
"Unesaneh Tokef" Nissim Saal & Kolot Boys Choir
Unesaneh Tokef & Uberosh Hashana Nissim Saal & Kolot Min Hashamaim Boys Choir
קונצרט בית האופרה תל אביב ז' תשרי תשפ"ג
קונצרט בית האופרה תל אביב ז' תשרי תשפ"ג
Jewish Street Art Fair - October 13, 2022
On Thursday, October 13th, the 2nd day of Chol Hamoed Sukkos, Leviim Jewish Art Gallery is excited to announce they will be hosting the third iteration of the Geula Jewish Art Fair.
The show will feature artwork from dozens of artists as well as art from Menachem Halberstadt, the artist behind the hit Netflix show, Shtisel.
The outdoor fair will take place in front of the Jewish Children’s Museum in Brooklyn, at the corner of Eastern Parkway and Kingston. The event will run from 12pm to 7pm.
We would like to thank Collive, JewishLink, David Levine and Spritzly Drink Company for their sponsorship and support and we cannot wait to see you there!
Sunday, October 02, 2022
LIVE: Grand Opening of The City Mikvah - Mei Daniel
Show your Support
The City Mikvah - Mei Daniel is located in the lower level of the Bucktown Wicker Park Chabad Jewish Center on Milwaukee Avenue.
The mikvah is dedicated in memory of Rabbi Daniel Moscowitz z"l, who led Lubavitch Chabad of Illinois until his sudden passing at the age of 59. He dedicated his life to bringing light and life to others, and it is a fitting tribute that his legacy will live on through the Jewish lives impacted by the mikvah that bears his name.
"The mikvah is a beautiful thing for me," said Regina, who was first introduced to the concept by Sara Moscowitz in advance of her wedding in 2009. "It's very spiritual ... a time to feel connected, something so beautiful I look forward to. I love every aspect of it, the preparation, the immersion—and it will be all that much more special here."
"There are not many observant people in this area," adds her husband, Eric. "Mikvah was the first mitzvah we did as a couple, the beginning of our life together. If other people will find an attractive and inviting mikvah experience right here in the neighborhood, there is no telling what can happen."
Join Chabad in completing this special project to bring greater spirituality and purity to the Bucktown Jewish community – for the the future of this community, the pride of the Jewish people, and the legacy of Rabbi Daniel Moscowitz z"l.
The City Mikvah - Mei Daniel is located in the lower level of the Bucktown Wicker Park Chabad Jewish Center on Milwaukee Avenue.
The mikvah is dedicated in memory of Rabbi Daniel Moscowitz z"l, who led Lubavitch Chabad of Illinois until his sudden passing at the age of 59. He dedicated his life to bringing light and life to others, and it is a fitting tribute that his legacy will live on through the Jewish lives impacted by the mikvah that bears his name.
"The mikvah is a beautiful thing for me," said Regina, who was first introduced to the concept by Sara Moscowitz in advance of her wedding in 2009. "It's very spiritual ... a time to feel connected, something so beautiful I look forward to. I love every aspect of it, the preparation, the immersion—and it will be all that much more special here."
"There are not many observant people in this area," adds her husband, Eric. "Mikvah was the first mitzvah we did as a couple, the beginning of our life together. If other people will find an attractive and inviting mikvah experience right here in the neighborhood, there is no telling what can happen."
Join Chabad in completing this special project to bring greater spirituality and purity to the Bucktown Jewish community – for the the future of this community, the pride of the Jewish people, and the legacy of Rabbi Daniel Moscowitz z"l.
Simcha Leiner "V’nacha"
Performed by Simcha Leiner
Composed by Eitan Katz
From the beautiful words of the Navi Yeshayahu, we ask that the Ruach of Hakadosh Baruch Hu, rest among us. May this tefilla bring forth the tools we need to usher in the coming of Moshiach.
Composed by Eitan Katz
From the beautiful words of the Navi Yeshayahu, we ask that the Ruach of Hakadosh Baruch Hu, rest among us. May this tefilla bring forth the tools we need to usher in the coming of Moshiach.
Young Chezki Torenheim Visits the Yanuka
Twelve year old Chezki Torenheim, the incredible young boy who was diagnosed with a terrible rare illness after he was born, continues to inspire all those he encounters.
Recently he visited Rav Shlomo Yehudah Beeri, known as the Yenuka, inviting the Rav to participate in his bar mitzvah celebration which will take place soon. The boy asked the young Rav for a Bracha, while excitedly showing him his new tefillin.
Rav Shlomo Yehudah was born in Eretz Yisrael in 1988, an only child born after many years. His paternal grandfather, Rav Shlomo, was a scion of the sages of Yemen and learned with the great mekubalim of Jerusalem after he arrived in the Holy Land. His maternal grandfather, Rav Yehudah, made aliyah from Aleppo, Syria.
the Yanuka, as he’s been known since his teenage years, comes form a reference in the Zohar to souls who already from childhood are exceptional in their Torah knowledge. For more about the Yenuka, see Here.
Recently he visited Rav Shlomo Yehudah Beeri, known as the Yenuka, inviting the Rav to participate in his bar mitzvah celebration which will take place soon. The boy asked the young Rav for a Bracha, while excitedly showing him his new tefillin.
Rav Shlomo Yehudah was born in Eretz Yisrael in 1988, an only child born after many years. His paternal grandfather, Rav Shlomo, was a scion of the sages of Yemen and learned with the great mekubalim of Jerusalem after he arrived in the Holy Land. His maternal grandfather, Rav Yehudah, made aliyah from Aleppo, Syria.
the Yanuka, as he’s been known since his teenage years, comes form a reference in the Zohar to souls who already from childhood are exceptional in their Torah knowledge. For more about the Yenuka, see Here.
Hurricane Ian - 15ft Storm Surge Washes Away Homes
"Our surge probe captured the heartbreaking evolution of a massive storm surge in Ft. Myers Beach, FL."
Shaarei Slichot - Benny Friedman & Chaim Yisrael
The French organization "Torah-Box" presents a medley in honor of the Yomim Noraim, featuring Chaim Yisrael & Benny Friedman. Singing four different Piyutim from the Slichos Tefilos, recited between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur: Adir V'naor, Es Shaarei Ratzon, Shaarei Shamayim, and Vehaviosim.
Project directed by Raphael Mars who also appears a guest singer.
Project directed by Raphael Mars who also appears a guest singer.
How To Change Your Past In 1 Minute
Ever wish you could turn back the clock and undo the past? Here’s a perspective that shows how you can hack time, redeem the past, and uplift your life as you head into the future.
By Rabbi Dov Greenberg.
By Rabbi Dov Greenberg.
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