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Rabbi Yehuda Teichtal, Shliach in Berlin, was asked to remove his kippah by security at the city’s airport several days ago. Rabbi Teichtal flatly refused to do so • Full Article
Over 100 cars participated in the Berlin’s Menorah Parade. The parade took place in the center of the city, marking 50 years since the Munich Massacre, during the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich. The parade ended with a Public Menorah lighting with mayor Franziska Giffey • Full Story, Photos
A 10-meter-high menorah was erected in front of the Brandenburg Gate on Friday. The menorah was put up as a symbol of a miracle and a sign of a living Jewry in Germany, which, according to the Head Shliach to Berlin, Rabbi Yehuda Teichtal is the largest in Europe • Full Story, Video
Yud-Tes Kislev was celebrated at the central Chabad House in Berlin, Germany, by the Head Shliach to Berlin Rabbi Yehuda Teichtal, and the local shluchim. They were joined by the locals and Ukrainian refugees who were there due to the war • Full Story, Photos
“Seventy-seven years after the Holocaust, who would have ever thought we would be hiding from the Russians in Germany?” said Ora, a Ukrainian Jewish woman in her 60s from Dnipro. “What denazification can we talk about if we Jews are running away from the Russian army to Berlin of all places?” • Full Story
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier today visited the Chabad Jewish Center in Berlin, where 120 orphans from Odessa’s ‘Mishpacha’ orphanage have been welcomed, the youngest of whom is only 2.5 months old. As ChabadInfo.com previously reported, the orphanage, under the auspices of Rabbi Avraham Wolff, endured a grueling journey to its new temporary home, arriving in Berlin shortly before Shabbos • Photos
Baby boy to Chesky and Rochel Wasserman – Bayswater, NY
Binyamin Pinsky – Far Rockaway, NY to Aval Weitz – Hillside, NJ
Avrohom Brawer – Crown Heights to Mimi Rabinowitz – Crown Heights L’Chaim: Wednesday night at Ulam Chana
Avraham Schneerson – Crown Heights to Mussi Rabinowitz – Crown Heights L’Chaim: Tuesday night at Jewish Children’s Museum, 8 PM
