The Jewish Community of Dnipro and our website sincerely congratulate Yosef Itzhak Kaminezki, the son of Dnipro and region’s Chief Rabbi Shmuel Kaminezki and his wife, Rebbetzin Chana, on his birthday. He will celebrate his birthday this evening with the onset of Shabbat for the weekly Torah portion Vayeshev. Our website joins all in extending … Happy Birthday, Yosef Itzhak Kaminezki!
As always, the “Avot uBanim” (Fathers and Sons) class took place at the central “Golden Rose” Synagogue. This educational program of the Dnipro Jewish Community aims to strengthen the bond between generations through the study of Jewish religious texts at a set time on a set day of the week. This time, the class, which … At “Avot uBanim” Class, They Studied the Torah Portion “Vayeshev”
At a joint meeting of the men’s and women’s groups of the Menorah Community youth project of the Jewish community of Dnipro, which is actively developing thanks to the efforts of the Zislina family, the participants discussed the topic of psychological resilience and inner balance. Esti Zislina, co-director of the project, invited the Menorah Community … Meeting at the Menorah Community with a special guest – Professor Svitlana Moroz
The Jewish Community of Dnipro and our website sincerely congratulate Uri Leiber, a member of the Jewish Community, on his birthday. The Jewish Community and our website wish Uri Leiber happiness, health, success, and fruitful work, and may joy always be in his home, and may his children come to the Torah, Chuppah (wedding canopy), … Happy Birthday, Uri Leiber!
A new video has been released on the YouTube channel “Menorah” from the series of short lessons by Dnipro’s Chief Rabbi Shmuel Kaminezki, “Talmud in 8 Minutes.” The project aims to uncover the profound ideas of the Talmud through clear, everyday examples, showing that ancient wisdom can be close, modern, and practical for everyone. In … New Episode on the “Menorah” Channel: Talmud in 8 Minutes. Benefit Without Harm
The Jewish Community of Dnipro and our website sincerely congratulate Malka Khaya Tsitsuashvili, an activist of the women’s movement of the Jewish Community, on her birthday. The Jewish Community of Dnipro and our website wish Malka Khaya strong health, success, fruitful work, and may happiness and joy always be in her home. May her children … Happy Birthday, Malka Khaya Tsitsuashvili!
The Jewish Community of Dnipro and our website sincerely congratulate Mikhail Davidovich Zendel, a member of the Jewish Community of Dnipro, on his birthday! For many years, Mikhail Davidovich has been actively supporting the revival of Jewish life in Dnipro. The Jewish Community and our website wish Mikhail Davidovich health, success, and fruitful work. May … Happy Birthday, Mikhail Davidovich Zendel!
The Jewish Community of Dnipro carried out a large-scale charitable campaign. As part of this initiative, families with children from vulnerable categories received food packages for the Hanukkah holiday from the charity organization JRNU (Jewish Relief Network Ukraine). The Hanukkah gifts included the necessary items for celebration – a Hanukkiah and sets of candles, as … Food Gifts for Hanukkah from JRNU for Families with Children
Already on Sunday evening, December 14, the eight-day holiday of Hanukkah will begin. Events in its honor will take place in all structures of the Dnipro Jewish Community. However, in addition to public events, it is very important that every Jew celebrate Hanukkah in their own family. Our website has prepared a series of materials … Preparing for Hanukkah. The Laws and Customs of the Holiday
Dear friends, please note an important correction. In the Jewish calendars distributed by the Dnipro Jewish Community for the year 5786, a typographical error was made: Shabbat Mevarchim was mistakenly indicated for December 20th. The correct date is December 13th, meaning this coming Saturday. The information on the community’s website and in the current newsletter … ATTENTION! Shabbat Mevarchim is this Saturday
The Dnipro Jewish Community and our website wholeheartedly congratulate Kreina Sara (Iryna) Frolova, an activist of the women’s movement of the Dnipro Jewish Community, on her birthday! The Jewish Community and our website wish Kreina Sara happiness, health, and may there always be joy in her home! Up to 120 as if it were 20!Mazl … Happy Birthday, Kreina Sara Frolova!
At the Dnipro Yeshiva Ketana named after Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson—the leading educational institution for boys of the Jewish Community of Dnipro—the results of a special campaign dedicated to 19 Kislev (the New Year of Chassidism) have been summarized. During this campaign, students were deeply engaged in studying the book “Tanya,” learning about its history, … 19 Kislev at Yeshiva Ketana: Summary of Results and Awarding of Winners<br>
A special and inspiring celebration of the New Year of Chassidism—the 19th of Kislev—took place at the Levi Yitzchak Schneerson Jewish Lyceum No. 144, the leading educational institution of the Dnipro Jewish Community. The event united students from grades 1 through 11 in exploring spiritual traditions, history, and the meaning of the Chassidic legacy. The … The New Year of Chassidism at the Dnipro Jewish Lyceum
The Dnipro Jewish Community and our website wholeheartedly congratulate Igor Davidovich Frogel on his birthday. For many years, Igor Davidovich has been serving as the Administrative Director of the entire complex of the Central “Golden Rose” Synagogue. The Jewish Community congratulates one of its most active members on his birthday and wishes him continued successful … Happy Birthday, Igor Davidovich Frogel!
A grand festive evening dedicated to the 19th of Kislev—the New Year of Chassidism—was held in the “Sinai” main hall of the “Menorah” Center. The event gathered hundreds of congregants and guests from the Dnipro Jewish Community, becoming a bright, rich, and truly inspiring occasion, filled with profound spiritual content, lively audience participation, and a … A Grand Festive Evening in Honor of the New Year of Chassidism
A grand children’s celebration dedicated to the 19th of Kislev—the New Year of Chassidism—took place at the “Golden Rose” Synagogue. Boys and girls of the Dnipro Jewish Community participated, gathering to engage with the history of the Liberation of the Alter Rebbe in a lively, interactive format. The event program was structured as a quest … Operation “Light of the 19th of Kislev”: A Grand Children’s Celebration for the New Year of Chassidism
A special event for children in honor of the 19th of Kislev, celebrated as the New Year of Chassidism, was held at the “Beit Zindlicht” Children’s Educational Center, a preschool educational institution of the Dnipro Jewish Community. The day commemorates the Liberation of the founder of Chabad-Lubavitch Chassidism, Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi, from a … Celebration of the New Year of Chassidism at “Beit Zindlicht”
A special Chassidic celebration in honor of the 19th of Kislev—the New Year of Chassidism—took place at the “Chaya Mushka” Machon, the leading educational institution of the Dnipro Jewish Community for girls. The event became the culmination of days of preparation, uniting all classes of the Machon around the study of the book “Tanya” and … The 19th of Kislev at the “Chaya Mushka” Machon
Ten Billboards for Hanukkah Installed in Dnipro Ten large billboards for the Hanukkah holiday have been installed on central city thoroughfares in Dnipro, featuring greetings from the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine and the Dnipro Jewish Community, as well as the dates when Hanukkah is celebrated this year. The billboards are placed at key … Ten Billboards for Hanukkah Installed in Dnipro
A new lesson by the Chief Rabbi of Dnipro, Shmuel Kaminezki, dedicated to the weekly Torah portion “Vayeishev,” has been released on the “Menorah” YouTube channel. In this address, Rabbi Shmuel touches upon a topic that sounds especially relevant: when can a feeling, usually destructive, suddenly become a source of growth? Is “useful envy” possible, … When Can Envy Be Useful? A New Lesson on Parsha “Vayeishev” from Rabbi Shmuel Kaminezki
