Music in Memory of the Mumbai Victims

Tell me how do we say goodbye to the angels that have fallen from our life. And how do we say goodbye to the angels that have flown away at night…

In tribute to Chabad emissaries Gavriel and Rivkah Holtzberg, this song brings to light the work of Chabad shluchim, who triumph in spreading goodness and kindness in all four corners of the world.

This song was composed shortly after the Mumbai tragedy and was later arranged as a music video in tribute to those murdered in the Mumbai Chabad House.

A beautiful song by Chassidic singer, Yaakov Young, in loving memory of his relatives Rabbi Gavriel and Rivkah Holtzberg. The words in this song beseech G-d to console those who mourn the destruction of Jerusalem.

This Chassidic classic, attributed to Rabbi Schneur Zalman, the first Chabad Rebbe, is traditionaly sung with the words from Psalms 118:28: You are my G-d and I will praise You, my G-d and I will exalt You.

This holy melody was composed by Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi, the first Chabad Rebbe. The song has four stanzas, corresponding to the four spiritual worlds.

The lyrics are from Maoz Tzur, where we implore G-d to finally bring an end to the seemingly endless suffering visited upon us.

This song was written and recorded on the night we learned of the tragedy, in loving memory of the sacred souls who perished in the Mumbai terrorist attack in the Chabad House.

Music clips with Benny Friedman at the Mumbai memorial tribute marking the first anniversary of the Mumbai massacre.

‘Moshiach Times Band’ dedicates this song in memory of the victims in Mumbai. Spread the light!

‘Like Abraham and Sarah, you welcomed everyone; like Abraham and Sarah, just thank G-d when you’re done; like Abraham and Sarah, a home away from home…’

This song was composed shortly after the Mumbai tragedy and was later arranged as a music video in tribute to those murdered in the Mumbai Chabad House.

This music video is in memory of the six sacred Jews who perished at the hands of terrorists in the Chabad House of Mumbai in November 2008, with special emphasis on Rabbi Gavriel and Rivkah Holtzberg – directors of the Chabad House – who selflessly devoted their lives to helping others.