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He led a vast underground network of Jewish schools in the USSR, ultimately sacrificing his life for Yiddishkeit.
Paving the Path for a Spiritual Haven in a Foreign Land
Clouds of steam and the thick scent of coal drifted through the Belarusian summer air as Rabbi Yisrael Jacobson, his wife, and two young daughters, stood on a platform awaiting a train that would take them from their hometown of Gomel to Moscow. For this ...
How One Man Transformed the Landscape of Jewish Education in Morocco
Rabbi Shlomo Matusof was fresh from the USSR and pined to lived in the Holy Land. But he heeded the call of Moroccan Jewry and left thousands of lives changed forever.
Renowned as a cherished rabbi, he played a pioneering role in establishing Chabad in the USA.
A chassid of three Rebbes of Chabad, he was known as an expert Talmudist and profound mystic.
Reb Binyamin was known for his great piety, knowledge of Chassidic teachings, charitable efforts, and remarkable devotion in prayer.
Wealthy businessman, renowned rabbi, and devoted chassid.
The quintessential chassid who was referred to as “half a Rebbe”
Known for his humorous antics, he personified the Chassidic ideal of joy and light-heartedness in serving G-d.
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