A Tishrei Farbrengen with Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh

Motzai Shabbos Parshas Haazinu (Oct. 11)
Time: 9:00pm
Location: United Lubavitcher Yeshiva, 570 Crown St. (corner of Albany)
Admission: $18 / $12 Students (separate seating for men & women)

A Tishrei Farbrengen with Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh

Motzai Shabbos Parshas Haazinu (Oct. 11)

Time: 9:00PM

Location: United Lubavitcher Yeshiva, 570 Crown St. (corner of Albany)

Admission: $18 / $12 Students

(separate seating for men & women)

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UPCOMING LECTURES BY RABBI YITZCHAK GINSBURGH:

Crown Heights:
Motzei Shabbos, Feb. 16. 8:30pm
Ve'atah Tetzaveh - the Rebbe's message to the generation of Geulah
United Lubavitcher Yeshiva 570 Crown St.
Admission: $18 ($12 Students)
Email: yonason@gpsociety.org

(Partial Sponsors Still Available for the Crown Heights Class. Please Email yonason@gpsociety.org to Assist)

Manhattan:
Sunday, Feb 17. 11am - 3pm.
Mystical Sources for Down-to-Earth Inspiration.
Manhattan Sephardic Cong. 325 E. 75th St.
Admission: $50 (includes lunch).
Call Arie at 917-669-6565 or 212-921-2547.

For recent classes and further information, please visit: Inner.org

UPCOMING LECTURES BY RABBI YITZCHAK GINSBURGH:

Crown Heights:
Motzei Shabbos, Feb. 16. 8:30pm
Ve'atah Tetzaveh - the Rebbe's message to the generation of Geulah
United Lubavitcher Yeshiva 570 Crown St.
Admission: $18 ($12 Students)
Email: yonason@gpsociety.org

(Partial Sponsors Still Available for the Crown Heights Class. Please Email yonason@gpsociety.org to Assist)

Manhattan:
Sunday, Feb 17. 11am - 3pm.
Mystical Sources for Down-to-Earth Inspiration.
Manhattan Sephardic Cong. 325 E. 75th St.
Admission: $50 (includes lunch).
Call Arie at 917-669-6565 or 212-921-2547.

For recent classes and further information, please visit: Inner.org

"God willing, a proud Jewish settlement will be built in this place," said Baruch Ben-Yosef, who stood on a barren hilltop just south of Ma'aleh Hever near Hebron on Sunday.

About 100 people gathered on the wind-swept hill called Mitzpor Ziv, the scene of the accidental killings of Ben-Yosef's son, Yehuda, and Yoav Doron.

Two years ago this Sunday, the two young men, just out of the army, were killed by soldiers who mistook them for terrorists. Ben-Yosef and Doron were guarding an outpost built on the hilltop.

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