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Chabad of Rego Park was established in 1997 by Rabbi Eli and Shulamis Blokh as a branch of Chabad-Lubavitch, the world’s largest Jewish educational outreach organization.

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Daily Thought
Look deeply within each person you encounter, no matter how brilliant or dull, refined or crude, righteous or wicked you judge this person to be. Beyond their clothes, beyond their skin, beyond their behavior, beyond their words. Beyond the emotions they show, the personality in which they dress, past whatever masks they don to conceal their inner woes. Look deeply and see the vicious war each one fights inside, the battle to remain human in a maddening world—a world you will never know, for no two of us are placed in the same world and no two of us confront the same challenges— —the angst of facing those failures and deficiencies you...
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  • Book Review: Murdered Chabad Rabbi Eli Schlanger’s 'Conversations With My Rabbi'Co-authored with Australian journalist Nikki Goldstein, new book explores faith and purpose through... Read More
  • Sydney Gathers to Celebrate Launch of Rabbi Eli Schlanger’s Book“Conversations With My Rabbi,” out today, brings the slain Bondi rabbi’s voice to life Read More
  • 14 Facts About the Krymchak Jews of CrimeaThe ancient Jewish community of the Crimean Peninsula who adopted the language, lifestyle, and dress... Read More
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