Rabbi Shmuly Metzger

The Rebbe's emissary to Sutton Place NYC, Chabad Club Chairman.

[Dovid Margolin @dovidmargolin]

The Rebbe writing to another New York mayor: “Above all, we are looking forward to your return from the Holy Land with a message that will strengthen the moral fiber and spiritual advancement of all New Yorkers, since material wellbeing can thrive only on spiritual wellbeing.”

[Motti Seligson @mottiseligson]

The largest Passover Seders in America were organized by @Chabad at colleges and universities. Held at sports arenas to accommodate the massive crowds of proud and confident Jews.

A fitting response to all the anti-Jewish activity that took place at American schools.

[Rabbi Shmuly Metzger @Rabbimetz]

@montrealrabbi This is GOLD, both creative and authentic to the Passover law and
traditions.

[Rabbi Shmuly Metzger @Rabbimetz]

@Ed_S_Price This.

[Motti Seligson @mottiseligson]

Jewish tradition teaches that G-d alone will set into motion the miraculous messianic era–which is to include the Holy Temple–in response to the good deeds of humankind to make the world more peaceful and harmonious.

Spreading that goodness and kindness far and wide is where @Chabad focuses its efforts.

Want to learn more about Moshiach? Visit https://t.co/SKuHz11wXL

[Avraham Berkowitz @GlobalRabbi]

The most senior Chabad emissary has passed away. Rebbetzin Rochel Pinson, at the age of 102.

She served the Jewish community of Tunisia for over 70 years.

Rebbetzin Pinson was a legend. The heroic stories of her and her late husband, Rabbi Nissan Pinson, were shared with generations of Chabad students and emissaries.

This weekend, thousands of Chabad shluchos, female representatives from around the world, will gather in Brooklyn for their annual convention. An inspiration and role model to all of them.

[Rabbi Shmuly Metzger @Rabbimetz]

@yaqovb @CocaCola @jewishhistoryst און אודאי געזונט

[Ed Price 🌎 @Ed_S_Price]

It was my huge honor to MC the NY Strong gala with my dear friend Rabbi Shmuel A. Metzger on Tuesday night.

Here's to a world of love, truth, inclusion, peace and light. https://t.co/S5YRMtYgUk

"From strength to strength"

M'chayil el chayil מֵחַיִל אֶל־חָ֑יִל

@Rabbimetz

[Rabbi Shmuly Metzger @Rabbimetz]

@ezalmanov The audio 💥

[Reuven Goldstein @curatorWH]

In 1975, Chabad lit a giant public menorah in San Francisco’s Union Square, it was funded by Holocaust survivor and music promoter Bill Graham. Considered the first major public menorah lighting, it sparked global Chanukah awareness and Jewish pride.

[Rabbi Shmuly Metzger @Rabbimetz]

@bentziavtzon ממנו יראו וכן יעשו

[Rabbi Shmuly Metzger @Rabbimetz]

@bentziavtzon Can't wait for this to drop.

[JEM – The Lubavitcher Rebbe @JEMediaOrg]

The truth about the Jewish right to Israel

For thousands of years, people have debated and fought over the Land of Israel.

But there’s a promise that came long before — a promise found in the world’s bestselling book — the Bible.

FOLLOW @JEMediaOrg for more authentic Jewish wisdom, and SHARE to spread the message

[Reuven Goldstein @curatorWH]

In the 1934 baseball season,star of the Detroit Tigers Hank Greenberg played in all 143 games, but sat out the game falling on Yom Kippur. It turned out to be the only game he would miss all season. He lead the majors with 139 runs scored,26 homers and a 339 batting Avg.

[Rabbi Shmuly Metzger @Rabbimetz]

@LeorSuissa @charliegreenman @curatorWH I'm looking at the graphic and don't see that just yet, I know that Elie Weisel was observant as I saw him in Shul many times; as an aside I don't think/feel that your average Jewish person is smarter than his/her non-jewish counterpart, not to mention managing sports

[Rabbi Shmuly Metzger @Rabbimetz]

@charliegreenman @curatorWH Non observant but not Godless either an important distinction sometimes lost.

[Rabbi Shmuly Metzger @Rabbimetz]

Wow! That's my dad שיחי in the sailor's hat. He went to RJJ throughout the year but went to Camp Yeshiva R' Shlomeh Kliger.

Thank you @hasidicus !

[Historicus Hasidicus @hasidicus]

Jewish boys from the Lower East Side heading to summer camp in 1946

[JEM – The Lubavitcher Rebbe @JEMediaOrg]

Could This Be the Key to Ending Exile?

The Jewish people have been in exile for over two thousand years —
scattered across the globe, a tiny minority in lands not our own.

The road to Redemption can feel impossibly far.

But in a letter written during this time of year — a period that marks the destruction of the Holy Temple — the Rebbe offered a different perspective.

Exile began when we slowly drifted from our spiritual core, our connection to G-d and His Torah.

So how do we reverse it?
By reigniting that connection.

Every mitzvah we do brings us one step closer.
One spark closer.
One moment closer.

[Chaim Danzinger | Rostov Rabbi @RostovRabbi]

“It’s Time to Say Good Shabbos…” the most magical time in camp… Shabbat shalom

[Reuven Goldstein @curatorWH]

After being freed from Soviet prison in 1927, the Sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe,Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, visited the U.S. in 1929.His visit inspired American Jewry, advocating Jewish education. Seen below, Hebrew School children and their teachers greet the Rebbe in St. Louis.