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One of the first public Chanukah menorah lit in New Zealand on Sunday evening. New Zealand is one of the closest countries to the international date line • Photos
Rabbi Mendy and Esther Hecht, speaks about life on shlichus in Auckland, New Zealand, and shares a few stories in this week’s IlumniNations, a weekly magazine featuring stories direct from the frontlines of shlichus from DollarDaily.org • Full Article, Photos
Chabad of New Zealand, directed by Rabbi Aharon Elyakim Hakohen, resumed Minyanim and events following phase one of the lifting of coronavirus restrictions. This phase allows up to ten people in a house of worship • Photos
Immigration New Zealand, an official government website, published a fact sheet with a map of the Middle East that showed a “Palestine,” but not Israel • Full Story
For the fourth year this beautiful resort town on New Zealand’s South Island, Wanaka, has seen the light of Chanukah. Chabad of Wanaka, directed by Rabbi Shneur and Mrs. Mushky Shechter held nightly lightings, Chanukah parties for the many Israeli tourists and community events • Photos
Hundreds of Israeli tourists were able to participate in a Pesach Seder this year, all across New Zealand. There were three Sedorim across the country, one in Auckland, Wanaka and Canterbury. Enjoy some of the photos from Erev Yom Tov • Photos
Moshe Simon – Crown Heights to Henya Roth – North Miami Beach
L’Chaim: Tonight (Wed.) at FREE
Shenur Zalman Korf (Ben R’ Benji) – Miami, FL to Bati Shemtov – Washington, DC
L’Chaim: Tonight, (Wed.) at Ulam Chana
Velvil Kahanov – Jacksonville, FL to Estie Brackman – Chicago, IL
L’Chaim: Tonight, (Wed.) at JCM
Mendel Gurary – Montreal, Canada to Zissel Tenenbaum – Morristown, NJ
L’Chaim: Tonight (Tues.) at Rubashkin
