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The Rebbe’s Shluchim in Budapest, Hungary, have inaugurated a unique synagogue designed for Jewish youth under 18, with the young members themselves taking responsibility for its leadership and daily operations. The historic synagogue, which had been inactive for more than a decade, is being revived as the center of a vibrant, independent young Jewish community, under the auspices of C-Teen and with the full support of EMIH, the Association of Hungarian Jewish Communities • Read More, Photos
A planned Pro-Terror demonstration in Budapest was rerouted after concerns were raised that it would pass directly alongside major Jewish community events taking place in the Hungarian capital. The events include “Synagogue Week” and the 10th annual “International Cholent Market,” organized by the city’s Shluchim and the Association of Orthodox Jewish Communities in Hungary • Full Story, Photos
The new mikveh was inaugurated last week in Budapest a few hundred meters from the Hungarian Parliament building. The Mikveh is in the ZSILIP community center, established about a year and a half ago by EMIH – the Chabad-affiliated Hungarian Jewish Association • Full Story, Photos
Over the next five years, the Hungarian government will provide a total of nearly USD 22 million in financial aid to Milton Friedman University. To this end an agreement was signed yesterday between Minister of Innovation and Technology László Palkovics and Rabbi Shlomo Köves, the leader of Chabad-affiliated EMIH— Association of Hungarian Jewish Communities, which owns the university • Full Story, Photos
Baby boy to Zalman and Brocho Friedman – Crown Heights
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Avremel Turen – Chicago, IL to Brochie Reinitz New Haven, CT
L’Chaim: Thursday, 4 Cheshvan, October 15 in ULY Crown St.
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Baby boy to Moshe and Chanie Silman – Crown Heights
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Baby girl to Sroli and Mushky (nee Golomb) Kirsh – Crown Heights
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