A sign was hung over the entrance to the large shul of 770, encouraging chassidim to learn Inyonei Geulah U’Moshiach, which the Rebbe MH”M pushed as one of the most necessary tools for bringing Moshiach imminently.

Israeli Shluchim Rabbis Mendy Blinitzky and Yehuda Lipsh paid a visit today to Israel’s Foreign Minister Yair Lapid to fulfill the mitzvah of the day, shaking daled minim. Lapid is known to be a staunch supporter of Chabad activities in Eretz Yisroel.

As soon as the fast came out in Almaty, Kazakhstan’s largest metropolis, Rabbi Elchanan Cohen, the city’s Chief Rabbi, was already busy with Sukkos preparations, setting up a makeshift store for members of the community to purchase their own sets of daled minim for the holiday.

The final touch ups have been made on the grand synagogue and Chabad of Nursultan, the capital city of Kazakhstan. Under the auspices of Shliach Rabbi Shmuel Karnaukh, the magnificent building received a facelift, as workers worked long days to make the building shine. The synagogue is the only one in the city, which houses several hundred Jewish families, as well as Jewish international dignitaries and business people.

Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz was visited Erev Rosh Hashana at his Rosh Ayin home by Rabbi Nachum Cohen, one of the town’s Shluchim. Gantz is know to have a deep affinity for Chabad, and is sometimes seen in the local Chabad house.

Staff and students of Yeshiva Lubavitch – Cincinnati, which recently began the learning year, posed for their annual group photo, this time in the front of their newly built yeshiva building, which iconically resembles Beis Chayenu, 770.

The Rebbe’s Shluchim to the great state of Nevada gathered together in the spirit of achdus for a regional kinus hashluchim in Las Vegas. The Shluchim shared insight and inspired each other as they prepare for their respective Tishrei activities.

Rabbi Arie Reichman, Shliach of the Rebbe MH”M in the Central Asian country of Kyrgyzstan, was an honored guest at the grand celebration of the country’s 30th “National Day”, in which the small country celebrates its independence from the Soviet Union. There are less than 1,000 Jews residing in Kyrgyzstan to date.

The Israeli Embassy in Washington D.C. arranged a makeshift shul including a Sefer Torah borrowed from Chabad of Rockville,  in the city’s Willard Hotel, where Prime Minister Naftali Bennett spent Shabbos while on his first visit as Prime Minister to the United States.

Shluchim of the Rebbe MH”M on the Mediterranean island nation of Cyprus met this week for a special meeting, discussing the upcoming Tishrei 5782 holiday season. Together with the country’s Senior Shliach and Chief Rabbi Aryeh Zeev Raskin, the shluchim discussed the various ways they will be bringing the Tishrei holidays to every Jew on the island.