Shalom Pensacola

Last night, the IDF launched Operation Rising Lion, a bold and dangerous mission to destroy Iran’s nuclear capabilities, a threat openly committed to the destruction of the land of Israel and the annihilation of millions of Jews.

This operation is crucial for the security and safety of the land of Israel, and for the future of millions of Jewish people.

At this moment our brothers and sisters are in a time where G-D is openly protecting them, showing them great miracles and will definitely give them only good and peace.

But now, more than ever, our brothers and sisters in Israel need us.

Join us as we come together as a community to pray for Israel, to give charity and perform Mitzvahs in their merit.

“It is a land that Hashem, your G-d, looks after;
the eyes of Hashem are always upon it — from the beginning of the year until the end.” (Deuteronomy 11:12)

In times like these, every mitzvah, every prayer, every good deed matters. It brings real spiritual protection and strength.

Join us tonight at 6:30 PM
@ The Chabad Jewish Center, 919 N 12th Ave

Security will be present

Followed by Shabbat services and dinner.

With heartfelt prayers,
Rabbi Mendel & Nechama Danow
Directors at Chabad of Pensacola

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Dear friends,
We launched a campaign to help beef up the security at the Chabad Jewish Center and continue adding light in the world.

Would you consider dedicating a “Brick of Light” to help ensure that Chabad can continue being that warm and welcoming spot for every Jew in town?

It would mean the world to us if you can donate!

In order to make it easier, by clicking installments you can break it down, to slowly give it over a year, every month a smaller amount.

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