Photos: Levi Percia/COLlive
Video: Itzik Roytman
Locals and visitors took to the streets in Crown Heights on Sunday for another night of celebrating Simchas Beis Hashoeiva, as was the custom in Jerusalem. Photos, Video
Locals and visitors took to the streets in Crown Heights on Sunday for another night of celebrating Simchas Beis Hashoeiva, as was the custom in Jerusalem. Photos, Video
Lots of pictures of Orthodox men making good times.
if thats actually you!!! 🙂
Yes. Just as we should be according to Judaism… whether we like it or not!
Good stuff with the flags
Cmon the aussies!
Every year there are less people that come to the simcha, It is not like it used to be, but it is still nice to have
Thanks for bringing eli lipsker back it was great
Thank you eli lipsker your performance brought back to the good old days it was amazing with real Chassidishe geshmak we just were just on a high the rest of the nite please do it again
Where are the women? Out of sight out of mind?
What a treat it was when Rabbi Eli Lipsker was introduced by Reb Avremel Shemtov and masterfully played and sang an upbeat Chassidishe medley with gusto ! Ah Mechaya ! Refuah Shleimah Eliyahu Ben Malka , Yasher Koach !
Antipodal – “pertaining to the Antipodes” ie. the other side of the globe(Dictionary definition). I saw plenty of Australian and South African flags, but there are no “Antipodal hours of the night”!
Perhaps your bombast and grandiloquence are merely perportions of your self aggrandizement?
saw the guy at carroll and skipped him and went to mermelstein, who even knows what kind of meat he is serving our community
agree with 4
Love the Australian flags!!
AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSIIE OI OI OI
put photos from 3:00-6:00 when the dancing is the most intense and lively, youll get some awesome pics
Why do we have all these political people at our simchas bais hasheaivah? What do they add in?
Rabbi zigi like always looking great!!!
guest of Israel having a great time…..
What a wonderful way to give the Rebbe MHM nachas ruach. The heavens are surely dancing…any second now.BYE BYE GOLUS ……
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I think the Succah was discontinued in order to cut down on the mashka drinking which was a priority over 2 vendors making more money
Please verify: I heard that we are not supposed to take pictures on Chol Hamoed unless its a “once in a lifetime opportunity”…
yes sir mr/mrs webster 😉
it seems every year there are less and less people
In order to properly showcase the immense and boundless enthusiasm and impetuosity of the dancing, it would be highly advisable to increase in the number of photographs taken in the ensuing hours of the night, primarily in the antipodal hours when the atmosphere is one of intense exuberance.
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I was there last night and the chayus and achdus which EVERYONE showed was just unbelievable.I’m definitely gonna be back tonight for more!
It’s very nice that there is a lot of food and food stands etc but there used to be a big sukkah on the corner of Montgomery and Kingston by chevra shas that is no longer there and to be honest the food vendors would make more money if they made sukkahs. I’m not even going to discuss the guy on the corner of Carroll and Kingston he is not even from the community and he’s making a BBQ without providing a sukkah for people…