Tag: Colel Chabad

“We are in the year of Hakhel, the Jewish year specifically calling for us to gather together, and there is no more important time for this to happen than today, with all that is going on in Israel.”

“Since the end of World War II, we haven’t seen such a painful crisis where large numbers of Jewish families are being torn apart and literally running for their lives.”

The boxes of packed rice were delivered to 325 families each week.

A total of 200,000 needy families will be assisted through the effort.

The massive social services operation was launched at the behest of the Israeli government, at a cost of more than NIS 100 million in funding.

The Israeli government tasked Colel Chabad with providing Passover food security for 30,000 households affected by the Coronavirus economic crisis.

“The reality is that victims of terror are, sadly, in their own category. We are forced to approach these events differently."

“It was very exciting and emotional to see students who began their journey in our program finish... with top grades and awards of excellence."

“This was the first major family event since my husband died and I was thrilled to see how my son was given the feeling that he hasn’t been forgotten."

Beis Finger is intended to be accessible to those from the central region of the country, and is fully disabled-accessible.

Colel Chabad’s national network of soup kitchens is part of Israel’s longest continuously running charity, founded in 1788.

The project shows homemakers how the body requires different energies at different hours for maximum productivity.

"It’s such an important thing for mothers to stay in touch, and for our children to have others who understand what they are going through."

Every effort was made to focus on the happiness of the day and leave the child’s pain aside.

Residents at the center worked together with volunteers for two days to prepare the mishloach manot gift baskets, thanks to a budget secured by the mayor.

Colel Chabad is the longest continuously running charity in Israel, founded in 1788 by the first Chabad Rebbe, Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi.

Colel Chabad is working with the Israeli government to make sure that every Israeli has what they need for Passover.

Among the children were many who had lost fathers in the line of duty or in terror attacks.