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Leaders of Hungary’s Jewish community are responding cautiously following the election victory of Péter Magyar, who defeated longtime Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a closely watched national vote • Read More
Eighty years after Hungarian Jewry was nearly wiped out during the Holocaust, the Rebbe’s Shluchim, who are bringing about a tremendous spiritual renaissance across Hungary, gathered last night for a momentous and unprecedented event: the country’s first Kinus Hashluchim ever held in the country, followed by an achdus Farbrengen • Full Story, Photos
In a significant step for Jewish education in Hungary, Chief Rabbi Shlomo Köves met with Hungarian Education Minister Bálázs Hankó to discuss the continued growth of Jewish communities and educational institutions in the country • Read More
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
Hungarian president Katalin Novák toured the historic Mád synagogue and historic Yeshiva building in advance of Rosh Hashana, marking her first official visit with the Jewish community since her election as president in March. Shlomo Köves, Chief Rabbi of Chabad-affiliated EMIH and his wife Rebetzen Devorah accompanied the president during her stay • Full Story, Photos
Two prominent Hungarian Jewish personalities, Rabbi Shlomo Köves and Ágnes Keleti, were among this year’s recipients of the prestigious Hungarian Order of Merit. The winners were announced on March 15, Hungary’s Independence Day • Full Story
Mendel Aisenbach – Toronto Canada to Gitty Friedman – Birmington, Alabama
L’Chaim: tonight (Thursday) in Rubashkin’s 1349 President St.
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Omri Gabay – Los Angeles, CA to Chavi Leeds – Pittsburgh, PA
L’Chaim: tonight (Wednesday) 1349 President St.
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Schneur Sanowicz – Crown Heights to Renah Barashi – Plantation, Florida
L’Chaim: tonight (Sunday) in ULY Crown St.
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Zalmy Engel – Australia/Crown Heights to Mirale Simon – Crown Heights
L’Chaim: Wednesday, 23 Tammuz, in Anshei Lubavitch
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