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Sigal Elbaz Starinsky, the wife of the Consulate General of Israel In Miami, visited Chabad Shliach Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz of Chabad of Southwest Florida in support the ongoing relief efforts following Hurricane Ian.
Sigal Elbaz Starinsky, the wife of the Consulate General of Israel In Miami, visited Chabad Shliach Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz of Chabad of Southwest Florida in support the ongoing relief efforts following Hurricane Ian.

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Simchas Beis Hashoeva is underway, and the residents of North Miami Beach are celebrating with full vigor.
Chabad-Lubavitch centers in cities and towns on the Gulf Coast hardest hit by Hurricane Ian are constructing large communal sukkahs where more than a thousand guests are expected to gather during the seven-day holiday.
Even as the aid efforts continue and the rebuilding work begins for those whose lives were uprooted by Hurricane Ian a little more than a week ago, Jewish life has not stopped at Chabad of Venice, Fl.
Casey DeSantis, Florida’s First Lady, made a stop at Chabad of Southwest Florida where she viewed the ongoing relief efforts centered in the Jewish community.
In Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda, Fla., you’ll find the roofs of homes strewn along the streets, cars tossed around like toys and fallen trees perched on houses and power lines. Six days after the storm, power is still out almost everywhere.
In the four days since the hurricane decimated much of the state—killing at least 76 and leaving countless residents without homes, electricity or means of transportation—Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries throughout Florida, along with community members, friends and volunteers from around the state, have been knee-deep in rescue efforts, feeding thousands and delivering basic necessities to thousands of other people.
Courtesy of Lubavitch.com, we present an update from Rabbi Sholom Schmerling of Chabad of Venice, FL on the situation and relief efforts following the devastation caused by Hurricane Ian.
Rabbi Efrem Goldberg of the Boca Raton Synagogue sent just one text to the Vaad of Boca, and an army of volunteers put together a a truck brimming with aid for the hard hit areas of Florida.