Posts related to the tag 'mitzvah-tank':
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InFocus
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Crown Heights
In connection to the upcoming Yud Alef Nissan Parade, RebbeDrive presents new footage of the Mitzvah Tank Parade which took place on Yud Shevat 5750.
That Yud Shevat marked 40 years of the Rebbe’s leadership, and a large parade was therefore held.
By Hashgacha Protis, the Rebbe left 770 heading to the Mikvah just as the parade was beginning. The Rebbe watched as each tank passed, and only after all the tanks drove by, did the Rebbe enter his car.
This footage recently restored by RebbeDrive, has be captured by Reb Sholom Ber Goldstein.
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Crown Heights
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Kinus Hashluchim
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Chabad Around The Globe
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Moshiach
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Chabad Around The Globe
Dozens of Mitzva Tanks spearheaded a magnificent parade on Motzei Shabbos, followed by hundreds of ‘Menorah Cars’, as they whizzed over the Brooklyn Bridge, through Manhattan, and onto 5th Avenue to bring the light of Chanukah to that dark abyss.
Children’s beaming faces and frantic hand waving were commonly observed through the Tank windows, as the parade roared up Kingston avenue with the distinctive sirens of Chanukah blaring from each soon mixing to produce a symphonic conundrum that was sweet to the ear only because, well, Chanukah.
Police held up traffic, as they will on countless streets and intersections, for the Rebbe’s “Tanks against assimilation”.
Hundreds assembled on Kingston Avenue to witness the parade, in a show of support and curiosity, to “see off” the army that will take Manhattan by storm, where they will distribute thousands of Menorah and Chanukah guides, and connect more Yidden to their roots, in what is to be another great victory for the Chashmonaim over the Greeks.
Traffic on Eastern Parkway backed up for blocks, as the parade commenced its holy journey, and many an observer was inspired by the hordes of honking cars, ostensibly cheering on the huge parade and saluting the Rebbe, as if proclaiming in one united, chorus honk: Go get’em!
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