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The Menorah Center, in collaboration with the INSPIRA business club, continues its series of screenings dedicated to Ukrainian film classics as part of the “Mobilization of Intellectual Potential” initiative. The film screening will take place on May 1.Start time: 5:30 PM.Location: Menorah Center, 4/26 Sholom Aleichem Street.Admission is free. Prior registration is required via the Menorah Center Announces Film Screening

At the Children’s Educational Center “Beit Tzindlicht,” as usual on Friday, a playful Kabbalat Shabbat was held, this time dedicated to the Shabbat of the Torah portion “Shemini.” According to tradition, each group portrayed itself as a large family — a “father” and a “mother” were chosen, while the other children became relatives and friends “Shemini” Kabbalat Shabbat at “Beit Tzindlicht”

The “Beit Yoel” project (“Beit Chabad” for Israelis living and studying in Dnipro) held its first meeting after the Passover holidays, dedicated to the Torah portion “Shemini.” The session took place on the fourth floor of the administrative building of the “Golden Rose” central synagogue complex and was led for the “Beit Yoel” participants by The First “Beit Yoel” Meeting After the Holidays

In the “Beit Sarah” project of the Jewish Community of Dnipro, aimed at elderly women, a special gathering was held ahead of the first Shabbat after the end of Pesach.  Within the “Beit Sarah” project, twenty-eight women of the “golden age” meet twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, to study Torah and Jewish traditions, “Shlissel Challahs” for the “Beit Sarah” Project

On the eve of the first Shabbat after the holiday of Pesach, a special event took place at the Weber family’s home — the baking of unique challahs in the shape of a key, known as “Shlissel Challah.” For this warm gathering, activists of Dnipro’s Jewish revival were invited. They learned about the origins and Women Baked “Shlissel Challah” under the Guidance of Shoshana Weber

The new issue of HITAS for the week of April 27-May 3 is now available in the HITAS section of our website. Attention “HITAS” in PDF format for direct viewing or downloading –https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m_iYBXmUzuBQQ0AkQMjhaiG1cRX0DKSV/view?usp=drivesdk Please note!Our site only hosts the files sent to it, and prepares issues of “HyTaS” as its own project – STL (“Shiurey New issue of HITAS on our website! Tazria-Metzora Chapter

At the Dnipro Yeshiva named after Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson, the “Mitzvah-Mix” game was held, dedicated to the 28th of Nissan — the 34th anniversary of the day when the Lubavitcher Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson entrusted his chassidim with the responsibility of hastening the coming of the Righteous Moshiach. The “Mitzvah-Mix” game was organized to “Mitzvah-Mix” Game Held at the Yeshiva

The Jewish community of Dnipro and our website sincerely congratulate Yevhen Borysovych (Itzhak) Dveris, a member of the Board of Trustees of the Jewish community of our city, on his birthday. For many years, Yevhen Borisovich has been actively supporting the Jewish revival in Dnipro. The Jewish community and our website wish Yevhen Borysovych (Itzhak) Happy Birthday, Yevhen Borisovich Dveris!

The Central Synagogue “Golden Rose” announces the prayer times for the period of April 27 to May 3. All prayers will take place in the main prayer hall. Synagogue address: 4 Sholom Aleichem Street.   SundayShacharit – 07:00Shacharit – 09:00Shacharit – 10:00Mincha – 13:30Mincha – 19:35Maariv – 20:25   Monday, Tuesday, Rosh ChodeshShacharit – 06:45Shacharit Prayer Schedule for the Period of April 27 to May 3

At the Levi Yitzchak Schneerson Jewish Lyceum No. 144, special lessons were held where primary school students learned about the meaning and symbolism of the period between the holidays of Passover and Shavuot, known as “Sefirat HaOmer.” To make the lesson visual and engaging, Jewish traditions teacher Yehudis Futerfas used the school staircase. The first “Sefirat HaOmer” at the Jewish Lyceum

Starting from the first Shabbat after Passover, synagogues begin the weekly study of the tractate Pirkei Avot (“Ethics of the Fathers”). The study takes place every Shabbat after the afternoon Mincha prayer.   Jewish sources explain this tradition as follows: “According to ancient custom, on Shabbatot between Passover and Shavuot, we study the Mishnaic tractate Every Shabbat in the Synagogue: Studying Pirkei Avot starts

The “Beit Baruch” Home for the Elderly, run by the Jewish Community of Dnipro, regularly hosts creative events and meaningful gatherings, especially during Jewish holidays like Passover. This time, the residents were visited by the musical duo “Valeriy and Albert,” who presented a heartfelt performance dedicated to Passover, spring, and the joy of life. “This Passover Concert at “Beit Baruch”

For the upcoming Shabbat, the first after Passover, it is customary to bake challahs in a special shape — that of a key. In Yiddish, they are called “Shlissel Challahs” (“shlissel” means “key”).   There is a beautiful explanation for this tradition: “There is a segula — a spiritual remedy — for abundance and livelihood: For This Shabbat, You Should Bake Special Challahs – Shaped Like a Key

The Jewish community of Dnipro and our website sincerely congratulate Dovara Maneevna Kalanova on her anniversary! Today she turns 80 years old! Dovaro Maneevna is one of the pioneers of the Jewish revival of Dnipro, and for many years she worked to develop Jewish education in our city. The Jewish community of Dnipro and our Happy Anniversary, Dovara Maneevna Kalganova!

At the “Beit LeBanot” boarding school for girls of the Jewish Community of Dnipro, the Passover holidays were filled with meaningful and fun activities, with a rich entertainment program planned for each day. During the intermediate days of Passover (Chol HaMoed), the girls visited a swimming pool, went ice skating, took walks along the riverfront Passover Holidays at the Girls’ Boarding School

A true marathon of kindness took place in Dnipro – Good Deeds Week, organized by the Jewish Student Cultural Center “Hillel.” For seven days, young people engaged in volunteer initiatives, shared warmth, supported those in need, and proved that changing the world for the better is simple — if we act together. What is Good Hillel Student Center in Dnipro Held a Good Deeds Week: A Week of Sincerity, Inspiration, and Care