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Congratulations to the graduates of Forest Hills High School, Class of 2026 🎓

It has been a true honor to share these years with you. I wish each of you continued success, fulfillment, and achievement as you move forward into this next chapter of your lives.

Over the past couple weeks, multiple Farbrengens were held.

On Gimmel Tammuz, Rabbi Borenstein from Chabad in Italy shared stories and anecdotes.

And in honor of 12th of Tammuz, Chabad hosted a Shabbat Meal for young adults which went late in the night. Thank you Netanel Kvital for your help with it.

Mazal Tov, Val, on your Bar Mitzvah! 🎉

So proud of the way you stepped up and led — a huge milestone and just the beginning of an incredible journey. From meaningful moments to great energy with friends and family ❤️

Keep it going strong with Torah, mitzvot, and your daily tefillin 💪

When parents reach out for camp recommendations, we don’t just guide them through the process—we celebrate the experience right along with the kids!

Spotted in these photos are some of our very own community members enjoying camp life 👀
Can you find them?

Thank you Ckids Gan Israel Poconos and Camp L'man Achai for never letting us down!

Choosing a Yeshiva isn’t always simple.

Many families feel limited to a few well-known schools — but the truth is, there are more options out there than you might think… and in many cases, more financial assistance available too.

The process can feel overwhelming — applications, interviews, tuition, grants — you don’t have to navigate it alone.

We’re here to guide you every step of the way, answer your questions, and even help you fill out the forms if needed.

  Start 👉 here 
Let us help you find the right fit.

During this time of year, as we mark the Three Weeks commemorating the destruction of the Holy Temple, we observe special customs of mourning and reflection. Yet, this period is not only about remembering the past—it is also about looking ahead with hope.

These days invite us to deepen our understanding of the Beis Hamikdash—the heart and center of Jewish life, where the Divine presence was openly felt—and to prepare ourselves for the coming of Moshiach, when it will be rebuilt once again.

We encourage you to take a few moments to learn more about the Holy Temple and its significance here:
The Holy Temple – Learn More

In this short clip, the Lubavitcher Rebbe shares a powerful perspective on the feelings we should carry during these Three Weeks.

(click the image to watch the video)

Warm Regards and Moshiach now,

Rabbi Yaakov Horvitz

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