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17 Jul, 2026

Parshas Devarim

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This week’s IllumiNations continues the remarkable story of Rabbi Moshe and Miriam Moskovitz in Kharkov, Ukraine. From adults courageously choosing a bris later in life to children whose experiences at Gan Yisroel planted seeds that blossomed years later, these stories reveal how one Jewish encounter can awaken a neshamah and shape generations.

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02 Jul, 2026

Illuminations Parshas Pinchus

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This week’s IllumiNations features Rabbi Moshe and Miriam Moskovitz of the Jewish Community of Kharkov, Ukraine, and their courageous shlichus after the fall of the Soviet Union. Arriving with a young child, no Russian, and no safety net, they found a Jewish community starving for Yiddishkeit after decades of Communist suppression. From over 1,000 people crowding into shul to see a “real rabbi,” to children filling Sunday school, to schools and a thriving community eventually being built, the story shows the Rebbe’s vision coming alive. The issue also highlights Ahron, a Jew who had a bris later in life and embraced tefillin and Chassidishe niggunim with pure joy, showing how deeply a Yiddishe neshama can awaken when given warmth and connection.

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26 Jun, 2026

Parshas Chukas Balak - Ashkelon Part 2

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This week’s IllumiNations shares Part II of the powerful story of Rabbi Moshe and Bracha Peles of Chabad of Ashkelon, Israel. From miracles during rocket attacks, to lonely Jews finding family, to a Chabad House becoming a true home for every person who walks through the door — this issue is a beautiful reminder of what Shlichus really means: opening hearts, homes, and doors.

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19 Jun, 2026

Illumination Parshas Korach

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This week’s IllumiNations shares Part I of the story of Rabbi Moshe and Bracha Peles of Chabad of Ashkelon, Israel. Their shlichus is built on a true “open fridge door policy” — caring for every Jew physically and spiritually, with food support, Yom Tov meals, help for soldiers, and nonstop chessed during and after October 7th. Through fear, war, and uncertainty, Chabad of Ashkelon became a lifeline of warmth, unity, Torah, and practical help for the entire community.

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