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A large Chassidic music festival called Tzama recently took place in Jerusalem and brought together more than 100,000 people over eight days. Families, students, and visitors from across Israel came to enjoy live Jewish music, singing, and dancing. Well-known Jewish singers performed, creating an atmosphere of happiness and Jewish pride. Organizers said the goal was to strengthen Jewish identity through music and unity. Many attendees shared that the festival left them feeling inspired and connected.
Reference: Chabad.org – A Chassidic Music Festival’s Journey to the Heart of Israeli Culture
In Sydney, Australia, thousands gathered to remember the Jewish victims of the Bondi Chanukah attack. The event was held at the Sydney Opera House and included candle lighting, prayers, and speeches focused on healing and unity. Australia’s prime minister publicly apologized to the Jewish community and spoke about standing together against hatred. Community leaders emphasized choosing kindness and light even during difficult times. The gathering became a meaningful moment of respect and togetherness.
Reference: Chabad.org – Australia Honors Victims of Bondi Chanukah Massacre
Chabad of Los Angeles announced plans to build one of the largest Jewish community campuses in the world. The project is being made possible by a $100 million donation, one of the largest gifts ever given to a Jewish organization. The campus will include a synagogue, learning centers, youth programs, and spaces for community events. Leaders say it will serve Jews of all backgrounds and ages. The goal is to strengthen Jewish life and create a welcoming place for everyone.
Reference: Chabad.org – Chabad LA Campus for Jewish Life to be Among Largest in the World