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Yerushalayim First Night of Chanukah (Video & Photo Essay)

Jerusalem, Israel – Dec. 8, 2023  – Thursday night, December 7, 2023, marked two months since the start of Operation Iron Swords, the war which began when Hamas breached the borders of Israel and went on a killing rampage. Thursday night was also the first night of Chanukah 5784, and in Yerushalayim though the crowds were […]

Rabbi Shmuel Silber – Parsha Perspectives: Kisses and Connection (Vayeshev)

There is excitement in the air. The beautiful and holy Yom Tov of Chanukah is here. It is on this Yom Tov of Chanukah that we remember our brave ancestors who after defeating the Syrian Greeks, rededicated the Temple, lit the spark of Jewish rejuvenation, and breathed new life into our collective soul. There are […]

Baltimore Celebrates Annual Public Chanukah Menorah Lighting

Baltimore, MD – Dec. 7, 2023 – The annual public Chanukah Menorah lighting ceremony took place this evening at McKeldin Square near the Inner Harbor. Holocaust survivor Isak Danon lit the Esther Ann Adler, a’h, Menorah and was joined by Rabbi Shmuel Kaplan, Director of Chabad-Lubavitch of the Maryland Region, Mayor Brandon Scott, and Baltimore […]

Tonight: The First Candle Of Chanuka Was Lit At The Kotel Under The Slogan “Lighting The Light For The Captives” 138 Symbolic Menoras Were Lit (Photos)

Tonight (Thursday), the first candle of Chanuka was lit at the Western Wall under the slogan “Lighting the Light for the Captives.” Additionally, 138 symbolic menoras were lit, representing the number of captives still being held in captivity. The rabbi of the Western Wall and holy sites, Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, said, “Here, from the Western […]

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