Kiryat Gat – Israel. Marking the shloshim
Kiryat Gat – Israel. Marking the shloshim, of the first shliach and founder, of the Chabad movement in Kiryat Gat (1960-1990). Rabbi Zalmen Abelsky OBM – Chief Rabbi Moshe Havlin is addressing the crowd.

Kiryat Gat – Israel. Marking the shloshim, of the first shliach and founder, of the Chabad movement in Kiryat Gat (1960-1990). Rabbi Zalmen Abelsky OBM – Chief Rabbi Moshe Havlin is addressing the crowd.

Home visits were paid to dozens of elderly housebound women throughout Kishinev and the surrounding area. The women received menorahs and candles, food baskets, and doughnuts. The visits were organized by head shlicha Rebbitzen Abelsky, and the Chanukah gifts were sponsored by Ezrat Achim LeYahadut Moldova, run by Rabbi Zushe Abelsky.
This year, Tishrei was a very busy time in Moldova. The shuls run by the Jewish Federation of Moldova – Chabad-Lubavitch under the leadership of Chabad emissary Rabbi Zalman Abelsky held services throughout the High Holy Days.

Every day during the summer, dozens of elderly and lonely Jewish women in Kishinev, capital of Moldova and in other areas, received a special visit from Rebbitzen Abelsky, wife of the country’s Chief Rabbi.

Young leaders from around the world affiliated with the Religious Youth Service (RYS), a project of the United Peace Fund (UPF), which is a division of the United Nations (UN), gathered in Moldova for a central convention highlighting their achievements and goals. Among the speakers at the event was the Chief Rabbi and Chabad Shliach to Moldova Rabbi Zalman Abelsky, who used the opportunity to remind them of the Seven Noahide Laws which are the true path to World Peace

Lessons and special study seminars have been taking place in Kishinev, capital of Moldova. But the main lecture was given by Chief Rabbi Zalman Abelsky on the subject of learning about the Final Redemption.
