Unfazed by the bombs, undeterred by the warnings, and in the face of the raging conflict, more than 35,000 ultra-Orthodox Jews from across the world have journeyed to Uman, Ukraine, to celebrate Rosh Hashanah
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Beri Weber Kumzitz at Wedding in Uman
Kumzitz with Beri Weber at the Wedding of the son of Breslov Mashpia Reb Mota Frank in Uman
Sunday, September 29, 2019
Tens of Thousands in Uman Erev Rosh Hashanah
More than 35,000 Hasidic pilgrims celebrated the Jewish New Year of Rosh Hashanah in the Ukrainian city of Uman on Sunday.
First guests from other countries headed to Kiev's Boryspil International Airport on Wednesday, September 25. This year, Hasidic Jews celebrate Rosh Hashanah from September 29 to October 1.
The city of Uman is a major pilgrimage site for Hasidic Judaism, since it hosts the burial site of the Nachman of Breslov, an important figure in the Hasidic revivalist movement.
First guests from other countries headed to Kiev's Boryspil International Airport on Wednesday, September 25. This year, Hasidic Jews celebrate Rosh Hashanah from September 29 to October 1.
The city of Uman is a major pilgrimage site for Hasidic Judaism, since it hosts the burial site of the Nachman of Breslov, an important figure in the Hasidic revivalist movement.
Thursday, September 13, 2018
Tuesday, September 11, 2018
Sights & Sounds in Uman Rosh Hashanah 5779/2018
Rosh Hashanah is celebrated in countless different places around the world, but the Ukrainian city of Uman is particularly resonant for the Chasidic Breslov sect, whose founder, Rebbe Nachman, is buried here. Followers of Nachman, who died in 1810, believe in the importance of an annual pilgrimage to his gravesite during Rosh Hashanah, so thousands of Hasidic Jews continue to flock to Uman.
A record amount of Hasidic Jews are flocking to Uman – all told we're likely to see more than 30,000 arrive here during the festival, from 25 countries. Boryspil International Airport has been tasked with handling over 20,000 Hasidic Jews from all over the world, using 236 special flights. According to information gleaned from the airport, the great majority have come from the USA and Israel.
Many of the pilgrims have stayed in tents in Uman, while some have rented apartments. A squad of Israeli police officers, backed up by more than 400 Ukrainian law-enforcement personnel, have been providing the security over Yom Tov
Below are news reports from local TV news stations
A record amount of Hasidic Jews are flocking to Uman – all told we're likely to see more than 30,000 arrive here during the festival, from 25 countries. Boryspil International Airport has been tasked with handling over 20,000 Hasidic Jews from all over the world, using 236 special flights. According to information gleaned from the airport, the great majority have come from the USA and Israel.
Many of the pilgrims have stayed in tents in Uman, while some have rented apartments. A squad of Israeli police officers, backed up by more than 400 Ukrainian law-enforcement personnel, have been providing the security over Yom Tov
Below are news reports from local TV news stations
Sunday, September 09, 2018
Thousands in Uman For Rosh Hashanah
Thousands of Chasidic Jews from across the world flocked to Uman, to celebrate Rosh Hashanah. Around 30,000 Jewish pilgrims arrived in the central Ukrainian town from 19 different countries, primarily the US, Israel and Europe.
Monday, September 25, 2017
Weber, Kohn, Zusha, Nissim & More Sing in Uman
Beri Weber with Pumpedisa on Motzei Rosh Hashana in the Scheiner Tent
Nissim Black
Nissim Black
Sunday, September 24, 2017
Wednesday, September 20, 2017
Erev Rosh Hashanah in Uman
Thousands of Chasidic Jews from across the world flocked to Uman, to celebrate Rosh Hashanah. Around 30,000 Jewish pilgrims arrived in the central Ukrainian town from 19 different countries, primarily the US, Israel and Europe.
Dancing In Uman Ahead Of Rosh Hashanah - 2017
UATV English report
Footage from Ruptly TV
Dancing In Uman Ahead Of Rosh Hashanah - 2017
UATV English report
Footage from Ruptly TV
Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Berry Weber Motzei Rosh Hashana Concert in Uman
On Motzei Rosh Hashana, Berry Weber and some of this friends came together at the Scheiner/Tosh Shul, with thousands of people, to sing and dance, thanking Hashem that they will IY"H have a sweet year.
Berry Weber sings, music by Matt Dubb
Berry Weber sings, music by Matt Dubb
Monday, October 10, 2016
Uman Goers at the Airport and on the Plane
Daniel Ahaviel, Hillel Kapnick & Elisha Klatzko Live in the Kiev Borispol Airport - on the way back from Uman.
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Tuesday, October 04, 2016
Tens of Thousands in Uman for Rosh Hashanah 5776/2016
Like every year, tens of thousands from all over the world, from all walks of Jewish life, were in Uman to spend Rosh Hashanah near the kever of the Rebbe Nachman of Breslov, zy”a, who had asked his Chassidim to travel to his kever for Rosh Hashanah.
Actual footage ofthe crowd on the Second day of Rosh Hashana, during Davening, in the large tent shul, sponsored by Mr. Lazer Scheiner.. Chazan is Yoely Lebovitz. Recorded by a non-Jew.
Actual footage ofthe crowd on the Second day of Rosh Hashana, during Davening, in the large tent shul, sponsored by Mr. Lazer Scheiner.. Chazan is Yoely Lebovitz. Recorded by a non-Jew.
Sunday, October 02, 2016
Erev Rosh Hashanah in Uman
Thousands of Chasidic Jews from across the world flocked to Uman, Sunday, to celebrate Rosh Hashanah. Around 30,000 Jewish pilgrims arrived in the central Ukrainian town from 19 different countries, primarily the US, Israel and Europe.
Reb Nissim Black Moitzei Shabbos concert in Uman.
Zusha performing a new song in Uman.
Reb Nissim Black Moitzei Shabbos concert in Uman.
Zusha performing a new song in Uman.
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Jews Arrive in Kiev for Rosh Hashanah in Uman
Jews arrived in Kiev, on Tuesday, as they make their way to Uman to celebrate the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah.
The city of Uman is a major pilgrimage site for Hasidic Judaism, since it hosts the burial site of the Nachman of Breslov, a major figure in the Hasidic revivalist movement.
The city of Uman is a major pilgrimage site for Hasidic Judaism, since it hosts the burial site of the Nachman of Breslov, a major figure in the Hasidic revivalist movement.
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Gershon Veroba "Rabi Nachman" ft. Micha Gamerman
Gershon Veroba is just weeks away from releasing an all-new album, his biggest ever. "Ani Yisrael” features world class hit composers and guest stars like Ari Goldwag, Elie Schwab, Simcha Krancer, Gad Elbaz and others.
With the fast approaching holiday of Rosh Hashanah, Gershon decided to share one of his powerful new songs with the world, Goldwag's "Rabi Nachman,” a duet with Brazilian dyno-talent Micha Gamerman. The two of them make a perfect team, sounding so fired up, you can't just help but get drawn up in the excitement and leave your worries behind with the old year.
Performed by Gershon Veroba, featuring Micha Gamerman
Composed by Ari Goldwag
Arranged by Yitzy Berry & Eli Klein
From Gershon Veroba's album, “Ani Yisrael”
Music and vocals recorded in the Jerusalem, Israel
Cover Graphics by Yossi Zweig
Produced by Gershon Veroba
With the fast approaching holiday of Rosh Hashanah, Gershon decided to share one of his powerful new songs with the world, Goldwag's "Rabi Nachman,” a duet with Brazilian dyno-talent Micha Gamerman. The two of them make a perfect team, sounding so fired up, you can't just help but get drawn up in the excitement and leave your worries behind with the old year.
Performed by Gershon Veroba, featuring Micha Gamerman
Composed by Ari Goldwag
Arranged by Yitzy Berry & Eli Klein
From Gershon Veroba's album, “Ani Yisrael”
Music and vocals recorded in the Jerusalem, Israel
Cover Graphics by Yossi Zweig
Produced by Gershon Veroba
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Blev Echad Makes This Special Child's Wish Come True
Two weeks ago B'lev Echad hosted a huge extravaganza, a day full of fun, a concert with Simcha Leiner and Baruch Levine, and much more....
At the event Six year old Chesky born with a rare disease known as OI (Brittle bone which every wrong move with the child can cause tissue and bone failure) was brought up to the stage and was asked, what he would want Blev Echad to do next.... his answer was no more then that he would love a trip to Uman before he turns the age of 7!!!
As he said that, we all thought this would be impossible but right on, B'lev Echad excepted the request and started working on it as if it was nothing, the phones became busy with phone calls, calling the travel agents, taking care of all the medical assistance needed for such a trip, contacting the airline to work out it should be safe for Chesky to fly, a special car was reserved in Ukraine for all the medical machinery (oxygen, wheelchair accessible etc..) a special hotel room was reserved as well to accommodate all these needs.
And finally the day arrived B'lev Echad had made reservations for Chesky and both his parents to go with their son on his dream trip....a special volunteer with EMT also went along with them in any case of need, Chesky arrived to Ben Gurion airport and was he headed straight down to the gate where he boarded his flight LY2653 to Ukraine....... The joy on Chesky's face is indescribable, tears of joy were on the faces of the ones joining the trip!!
Finally after a 4 hour flight they landed in the Ukraine airport, where there was waiting the van reserved for Chesky's needs, right on they headed towards Mezhbiz where they spent the weekend and Shabbos by the Bal ShemTov. Sunday morning after a small trip in a local kids park, Chesky and his parents arrived to Uman......
This was the moment they were all waiting for, Chesky in his wheelchair literally wanted to jump out and run to the Kever of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, tears were on all In the room at that moment, a young disabled child saying Tehillim with such a joy, Chesky accompanied by his father said the famous Tikun Haklulli written by Rabbi Nachman, and prayed for the health of Chesky and on behalf of the whole Klal Yisroel,
At the event Six year old Chesky born with a rare disease known as OI (Brittle bone which every wrong move with the child can cause tissue and bone failure) was brought up to the stage and was asked, what he would want Blev Echad to do next.... his answer was no more then that he would love a trip to Uman before he turns the age of 7!!!
As he said that, we all thought this would be impossible but right on, B'lev Echad excepted the request and started working on it as if it was nothing, the phones became busy with phone calls, calling the travel agents, taking care of all the medical assistance needed for such a trip, contacting the airline to work out it should be safe for Chesky to fly, a special car was reserved in Ukraine for all the medical machinery (oxygen, wheelchair accessible etc..) a special hotel room was reserved as well to accommodate all these needs.
And finally the day arrived B'lev Echad had made reservations for Chesky and both his parents to go with their son on his dream trip....a special volunteer with EMT also went along with them in any case of need, Chesky arrived to Ben Gurion airport and was he headed straight down to the gate where he boarded his flight LY2653 to Ukraine....... The joy on Chesky's face is indescribable, tears of joy were on the faces of the ones joining the trip!!
Finally after a 4 hour flight they landed in the Ukraine airport, where there was waiting the van reserved for Chesky's needs, right on they headed towards Mezhbiz where they spent the weekend and Shabbos by the Bal ShemTov. Sunday morning after a small trip in a local kids park, Chesky and his parents arrived to Uman......
This was the moment they were all waiting for, Chesky in his wheelchair literally wanted to jump out and run to the Kever of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, tears were on all In the room at that moment, a young disabled child saying Tehillim with such a joy, Chesky accompanied by his father said the famous Tikun Haklulli written by Rabbi Nachman, and prayed for the health of Chesky and on behalf of the whole Klal Yisroel,
Sunday, September 20, 2015
Body of Missing Israeli Amir Ohana Found
The body of missing Amir Shlomo Ochana, a husband and father of three from Bat Yam, Israel, has been found in a lake in Uman, Ukraine. He was 28.
Amir Shlomo had gone to Uman for Rosh Hashanah and then disappeared during his visit there.
Volunteers from Israel and elsewhere joined a frantic search that included divers, trained canines, and many police officers. Amir Shlomo went last Tuesday, the second day of Rosh Hashanah, into a forest with his friend, from whom he got separated. The friend notified police of his disappearance.
Amir Shlomo was wearing his Yom Tov clothing when he was found, but not shoes and socks. Zaka says that Amir Shlomo had apparently been sitting on the river bank with his feet in the water. An epileptic, he might have had an epileptic seizure or heart attack and fallen into the water.
Amir Shlomo’s body will be brought to Eretz Yisroel for kevurah.
Boruch Dayan Ha’emes.
Amir Shlomo had gone to Uman for Rosh Hashanah and then disappeared during his visit there.
Volunteers from Israel and elsewhere joined a frantic search that included divers, trained canines, and many police officers. Amir Shlomo went last Tuesday, the second day of Rosh Hashanah, into a forest with his friend, from whom he got separated. The friend notified police of his disappearance.
Amir Shlomo was wearing his Yom Tov clothing when he was found, but not shoes and socks. Zaka says that Amir Shlomo had apparently been sitting on the river bank with his feet in the water. An epileptic, he might have had an epileptic seizure or heart attack and fallen into the water.
Amir Shlomo’s body will be brought to Eretz Yisroel for kevurah.
Boruch Dayan Ha’emes.
Thursday, September 17, 2015
Weber & Klein Sing with Children in Uman
"V'Afilu B'Hastara" by Beri Weber and Yoely Klein, Erev Rosh Hashana in Uman, Ukrain.
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