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What a night! 🤩

We were honored to have our donors, collaborators, and recipients of the Colel Chabad community present at our Simchas Beis Hashoeva which we hosted at our Beis Finger residence: a rehabilitation center for individuals living with MS, cerebral palsy or other spinal chord/ brain injuries!

May we have many more opportunities to gather, spread light, love and Chesed to the inhabitants of the Holy Land in collaboration with contributors like you!

To a year of abundance, success, health, prosperity, food security, dignity, joy and peace!

@colelchabad

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You haven’t really seen joy until you’ve seen a Simchas Beis HaShoeva. ✨

During Sukkot in the Beis HaMikdash, water was drawn for the mizbeach (altar) and the celebration around it was so extraordinary that our sages said anyone who hadn’t seen it has never seen true joy.

Today, we keep that joy alive with music and dancin where you can see how at @colelchabad everyone has a place in the celebration. Wheelchairs moving to the music, hands clapping, faces beaming. Just look at them. 💛

Help us bring support, dignity, and moments of joy to Israelis in need: ColelChabad.org 🔗

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Most people have it in them to write a song. The question is what direction you choose to take, and that’s where it gets interesting!

Thank you, @chusidel, for having me on the @teefteefpod, and to everyone who’s listened and shared such amazing feedback! If you haven’t yet, watch the full episode on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts.

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It was great welcoming Toronto native Shloime Zionce back home with his one-of-a-kind Mitzvah Truck.

Shloime recently brought the Mitzvah Truck through Toronto as part of his cross-continent journey promoting Jewish pride, connection and mitzvos wherever he goes. The journey is also being made in honour and memory of his close friend, Rabbi Zvi Kogan HY”D, carrying his legacy forward through acts of goodness and mitzvos along the way.

Shomrim Toronto was proud to come out and show our support for Shloime and this incredible initiative as it made its way through our community.

Safe travels, Shloime, and continued hatzlacha on the road! 🇨🇦✡️

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I kinda disagree with what @mbd_real sad on @teefteefpod with @chusidel

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Last week, after launching the @MitzvahTruck, I drove to Washington, D.C., to report from the White House.

As I made the drive, I was overwhelmed with doubts about the journey I had just begun. The goal is to take the truck to all 50 states over the next 2½ years, meeting and connecting with Jews from every background.

How am I going to do this while working full time? How will I find lost and forgotten Jews in every state? How will I cover the expenses? The doubts seemed endless.

That evening, after a successful day at the White House, I headed to the Library of Congress for a dinner with elected officials, business leaders, and members of the Jewish community.

As I parked the truck, a young man on a bicycle rode past, then suddenly turned around.

“Mitzvah Truck!” he exclaimed. “I’ve got to get a picture of that.”

Seeing his excitement, I asked if he was Jewish.

“I’m an evangelical Christian,” he replied, pointing to the cross on his lapel. Then he smiled and added, “But my mom is Jewish.”

“That means you’re Jewish too,” I said.

He reached beneath his shirt and pulled out a hidden Star of David necklace.

Less than a minute later, his sleeve was rolled up, I was wrapping tefillin on his arm, and he borrowed my yarmulke to recite the blessings.

We prayed together, exchanged contact information, and just like that, he was on his way.

I stood there smiling.

Only minutes earlier, I had been questioning whether this project would work. Then the Mitzvah Truck drew over a young man who still carried his Jewish identity close to his heart, giving him the opportunity to reconnect with his heritage through a simple, yet profound act of connection to G-D.

I still don’t know how this journey will unfold. But I trust that G-D will guide me to the right places—and guide the right people to me.

Join the journey by following @MitzvahTruck on all social media platforms, or by visiting MitzvahTruck.com.

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Hamish - Listen Silently 🐌 Join JTABL.com 🌳

#journey #blessedlife #listening #makingspace #unitymarketing

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Why are there so many restaurants opening in Lakewood lately?

Yossi's take:
"No one should ever open a restaurant!" 🫣

The work is hard, the hours are long, and the profit margins are often very low. Yet somehow, new restaurants keep opening!

🎙️ Taken from the Teef Teef Podcast with Shloime Zeines and Yossi Weiss of Agripas Restaurant, sharing some real talk about the restaurant business. 🍽️

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2years ago wow time flies what a night at @uhylglobal #party #legday #jewish #cool #fun

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A. U. S. T. R. I. A. #austrianalps

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This painting of Rabbi Shayele used many different techniques including crushed glass to make it truly pop.
#jewish #jewishart #artist #art #jewishlife

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My etrog painting!

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Etrog celebrates the spirit of Sukkot through a vibrant, three-dimensional interpretation of the citron fruit. The artwork features varied textures and surfaces that capture light and shadow, creating a quilted, sculptural appearance. Its cheerful color palette and playful form radiate warmth and joy, transforming a ritual object into an uplifting visual experience. The custom frame reinforces the piece’s lighthearted energy, leaving viewers with a sense of celebration and positivity.

Medium & Materials
• Polyurethane
• Acrylic spray paint

#jewish #jewishart #jewishlife #artist #art

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