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About six years ago, amid the uncertainty of the COVID pandemic, a remarkable spiritual initiative was born. The goal was to unite all the Jews who had come into contact with the Bris Avrohom organization during its forty years of activity • Full Story, Photos
On Motzaei Shabbos, a Siyum HaRambam and farbrengen marking Chof-Beis Shevat was held at Bris Avrohom in Hillside, New Jersey, featuring the Kossoner Rebbe and Rabbi Chaim Baruch Halberstam, son-in-law of the Bobov-45 Rebbe and Rav of nearby Union • Full Story, Photos
In honor of Zos Chanukah, Shliach Rabbi Mordechai Kanelsky, the Executive Director of Bris Avrohom, was invited to speak before the New Jersey Legislature • Full Story, Photos
Travelers in Newark Airport — including many en route to, or returning from Eretz Yisroel — expected that they’d miss out on the joyful Purim spirit while away from their families and communities. However, Shluchim and Temimim, arranged by Bris Avrohom, were there to ensure they wouldn’t be left out this Purim and were given the option to hear the Megillah, give Mishloach Manos and Matonos Levyonim • Full Story
Kiddush Hashem at Newark Airport: Yesterday on 9/11, Senior police officers at Newark Airport commemorated the 9/11 victims, Rabbi Mordechai and Avraham Kanelsky were invited to the service. Watch as they do a give a memorial speech and blow Shofar at the service • Full Story, Photos, Video
The Bris Avrohom organization, under the auspices of Rabbi Mordechai Kanelsky, has spearheaded pirsumei nisa in the State of New Jersey by erecting 140 public menorahs for millions to see. Among the locations displaying menorahs are Newark Airport, the George Washington Bridge, and along the New Jersey Turnpike • Photos
Menachem Mendel Banin – Venice, Italy to Menucha Rochel Albukerk – Brooklyn, NY
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Baby boy to Yisroel and Miriam Cohen (née haberman) – Remsen Village
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Baby boy to Chaim and Devorah Leah Pil – Crown Heights
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