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The Jewish community and guests of Miami Beach celebrated simchas Beis Hashoeva in style complete with band, music, and live entertainment for all ages.
The Jewish community and guests of Miami Beach celebrated simchas Beis Hashoeva in style complete with band, music, and live entertainment for all ages.

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Attorney General Ashley Moody’s Office of Statewide Prosecution and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement shut down a major drug trafficking organization operated by gang members affiliated with Mexican drug cartels. Attorney General Moody’s Statewide Prosecutors are charging 25 defendants, including SUR-13 gang members, with multiple felony counts related to drug trafficking, violent criminal acts and conspiracy.
Watch this new music video featuring Avraham Fried with a rendition of “Hakhel Es Ha’am” to the tune of Hop Kuzak.
Simchas Beis Hashoeva is underway, and the residents of North Miami Beach are celebrating with full vigor.
Powerball players live to see another drawing as the jackpot surges to $421 million after there were no winners on Monday night.
A 20-year-old Israeli soldier was severely injured Tuesday in a shooting attack near the eastern gate of Shavei Shomron, he later died from his wounds.
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.
Today, Governor Ron DeSantis traveled to Fort Myers Beach to give updates on recovery efforts in areas that have been impacted by Hurricane Ian.
An IDF female soldier was killed as a result of being critically injured by a shooting attack in the Shu’afat checkpoint.
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.