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On the eve of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a central memorial event took place at the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center in central Moscow. Led by Russia’s Chief Rabbi, Rabbi Berel Lazar, the solemn ceremony included the participation of religious leaders, ambassadors, diplomats, government officials, and prominent public figures from across the country • Full Story, Photos
We are deeply saddened to report on the passing of Ephraim Mol, OBM, a Holocaust survivor and a Chabad Chossid who was scheduled to say “Kol Malei Rachamim” on Holocaust remembrance at Yad Vashem. He passed away suddenly just hours before the event • Full Story
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has announced that it will incorporate Holocaust education into its national curriculum • Full Story
After decades of ignoring claims, Croatia moving toward addressing restitution of art looted from Jews during the Holocaust • Full Story
Eighty-one years after Nazi Germany occupied the city and its Jewish population was wiped out during the horrific holocaust, a new holocaust monument has been inaugurated in the historical Jewish Shtetl of Shklow, Belarus • Full Story
Today, in Bobruisk marks the day of the city’s liberation from Nazi rule. In a moving ceremony, a memorial monument was opened for the Jewish communities who perished during the Holocaust in Belarus led by the Rebbe’s Shliach Rabbi Shaul Hababo, the mayor and government representatives. Next to the monument, paintings of Jewish life were placed in the Jewish courtyard, painted by the Chabad painter R. Yechiel Offner • Photos
Yedidia Rabenou – Antwerp, Belgium to Chana Polinger – Monsey, NY
L’Chaim: Tuesday, 9 Adar at ULY Crown, side hall
Yisroel Baumgarten – Rocaway, NJ to Chaya Hanoka – Pasadena, CA
L’Chaim: tonight (Monday) at Ulam Chana, 556 Crown St.
Sholom Reicher – Melbourne Australia to Esther Schaffran – Crown Heights
L’Chaim: Wednesday, the 10th of Adar at the JCM
Zalman Heber – Brookville, NY to Chana Kosofsky – Crown Heights
L’Chaim: tonight (Sunday) in Eshel, 272 Kingston Ave