Sasha Z. lives in Drochia, a small village four hours away (175 km) from Kishinev. He is very likely the only Jew there. When he saw on Facebook that Chabad of Moldova had prepared Matzah and Seder kits, he traveled the 175 kilometers to come get one, so that he too could make a Seder. Sasha…
Dear Friend, We hope that is all is well by you and your loved ones, and that you are healthy and safe. Moldova is almost completely under lockdown. As Pessach approaches, Chabad of Moldova has been investing extrenuous efforts to ensure that all the Jews of Moldova will be able to celebrate Pessach this year…
Mr. Igor Dodon, president of Moldova, sent a letter of blessings to Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Abelsky, Chief Rabbi of Moldova. He blessed the Jews of Moldova in honor of Pesach, and noted that Pesach helped the Jewish people survive all the hardships they had experienced in the past, and should continue to do so for the Jewish…
Dear Friend, During the days of Passover, we celebrate the freedom from slavery, the birth of the Jewish nation and strength of the Jewish spirit. During this important holiday, the Jews of Kishinev and Moldova have been experiencing a spiritual revival in last thirty years. But they continue to depend on us for the humanitarian…
On behalf of U.S. Embassy Chisinau, We remember with Chabad Lubavitch, the rich tradition of Pesach. We wish you warmth and togetherness, prosperity, joy and happiness always. Happy Passover! Sincerely, Ambassador James D. Pettit Поздравление с Праздником Песах от имени Посольства США в Кишиневе. Вместе с еврейской общиной Хабад Любавич мы чтим богатейшие традиции…
Hundreds celebrated the Passover holiday in Moldova In preparation for the Passover holiday, the Chabad Shluchos organized a Matzah bakery. Enabling dozens of children, and adults, to come experience the baking of Matzah. Many hundreds of Jews took part in lavish Passover Seders throughout Moldova, in the capital city of Kishinev and in the Pridenistre…
Hundreds of Jews across Moldova participated in Sedorim that took place in cities across the country. The main Seder was in Kishinev, led by the Shliach of Moldova, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchok Abelsky
