Children aged 6 to 13 years have already started an unforgettable summer vacation in an atmosphere of joy, care and safety. New adventures, new friends, and great experiences every day!🌞 The camp program is thought out to the smallest detail:🏡Accommodation— comfortable 2-3-bed rooms🍽️Meals— 4 times, delicious and kosher🎨Creative workshops— for the development of imagination and self-expression⚽Sports sections— swimming, football, tennis, badminton🚌Tours & Activities— every day brings new discoveries🏊Swimming pool with professional trainer— the opportunity to learn how to swim fun and safely🛡shelter.— the space is protected and adapted to the realities of timeJSummer UNIVERSAL is more than just a camp. It is a place where the child rests, learns, unfolds and grows in safety, warm community and love of life.✨The best summer is here in Anativka!     

*2 tammuz of 2199(1562 BC) — Birthday of Joseph, son of Jacob and Rachel.*2 tamuz 2309(1452 BC) — Yorzeit (the anniversary of the departure from this world) the birth of Joseph, the son of Jacob and Rachel.Yosef was a desirable child, because his birth was preceded by seven years of childless marriage of Jacob and Rachel. He was born in Haran, but when he was 6 years old, the family returned to Eretz Yisrael, settling near Hebron.The youngest of the children, Yosef, was his father's favorite, which displeased the older brothers and eventually they tried to kill him. One of the brothers, Yehuda, persuaded the others to change their decision, but as a result of a chain of accidents, Yosef ended up in Egypt, where he was sold into slavery. He was 17 at the time.Here in Egypt, in the course of the events set out in the Torah (confronting the charms of the master's wife, prison, unraveling the pharaoh's dreams), Yosef turned out to be the second person in the country. He married a woman named Asnath and became the father of two toddlers, Menashe and Ephraim.Yosef forgave his brothers and even invited them and their families to live in Egypt while famine raged in Eretz Israel. So the sons of Jacob, in the amount of 70 people, ended up in Egypt, which ultimately led to Egyptian slavery and subsequent liberation. One and a half thousand years later, the Romans, who ruled Eretz Yisrael at that time, executed ten Jewish sages, declaring that it was they who should and could be punished for selling Yosef's 10 brothers.Before his death, Yosef took a promise from the brothers that after leaving Egypt, they would take his remains with them and bury them in Eretz Israel.Yosef's grave is located in the city of Nablus. Near the grave was the building of the Yeshiva “Od Yosef Chai” (“Yosef is still alive”), but a few years ago, when Israeli troops left Nablus, the Palestinians destroyed the yeshiva and desecrated the grave of Yosef.*2 tamuz 5525(June 21, 1765) — Yorzeit (anniversary of the departure from this world) Rabbi Nachman of Horodenka.Rabbi Nachman, like Alter Rebbe, was a descendant of the famous sage and Kabbalist Rabbi Yehuda-Liwa ben Bezalel (Maharal) from Prague. He was a close disciple of the founder of Hasidism, Rabbi Yisrael Baal Shem-Tov, and his son, Rabbi Simcha, was married to the granddaughter of Baal Shem-Tov Rebbetzin Feige, the sister of Rabbi Boruch from Medjibozh and Rabbi Moshe-Ephraim from Sudilkov. The son of Rabbi Nachman and Rebbetzin Feiga was the famous Rabbi Nachman of Bratslov.Rabbi Baal Shem-Tov greatly appreciated and loved Rabbi Nachman. Another student of Baal Shem-Tov, Rabbi Pinchas from Korets, assured that while Rabbi Nachman lived in Poland, the Russian Empire could not seize the country. But the same day Rabbi Nachman left Poland for Israel, Russian soldiers entered Poland.It is said that the famous Rabbi Elazar Rokah, going to Eretz Yisrael, hoped to meet Rabbi Nachman here to bring Moshiach into the world with him. However, upon arriving in the country, he learned that Rabbi Nakhman had urgently left for Europe. In turn, Rabbi Nachman, hearing that Rabbi Elazar had arrived in Eretz Yisrael, urgently returned, but, unfortunately, while he was getting to the Holy Land, Rabbi Elazar, having lived in Eretz Yisrael for one year, left this world.*2 tamuz 5649(June 1, 1889) — Yorzeit (anniversary of the departure from this world) Rabbi Abraham ben Mordechai Tversky from Triesk.Rabbi Avraham was the fifth son of the famous Hasidic tzadik Rabbi Mordechai Tversky from Chernobyl, and he gained fame under the name Magid from Triska (the city of Turiysk). The descendants of his sons, Rabbi Menachem Nachum of Brisk (Brest), Mordechai of Kuzhmir, and Jacob-Leib of Trisk, established their Cod Dynasty.Thousands of adherents flocked to Abraham's slave (among them many Talmudists, wealthy people, rabbis, and even tzaddiks) and he received all of them as guests, holding them at his own expense. Magid from Triska enjoyed great influence among the Hasidim and during the reign of Nicholas I was even arrested (fortunately, for a short time) on suspicion of inciting disobedience to the government.according to chabad.odessa

1 tamuz 5587 (June 26, 1827) — Yorzeit (anniversary of the departure from this world) Rabbi Kalonimus-Kalman ben Aaron Ha-Levi Epstein from Krakow (Maor va Shemesh).Rabbi Kalonimus-Kalman studied with the great Hasidic sage Rabbi Elimelech from Lizhensk, Rabbi Menachem-Mendel from Rimanuv and Rabbi Jacob-Yitzchak Ha-Jose (“The Seer”) from Lublin. The latter, by the way, said that the soul of Rabbi Kalonimus is the soul of the sage mentioned in the Talmud, Rabbi Eliezer bin Kharsom, the high priest of the Second Temple.Rabbi Kalonimus headed the Jewish community of Krakow, and he received the name "Maor va Shemesh" ("Light and Sun") after the name of his main work, published by his son, Rabbi Aaron Epstein.

29 Sivan 2448 (1312 BC) — Moshe-Rabein is sent by scouts to examine Eretz Israel.Moshe sent 12 men — leaders of the tribes of Israel - to survey the land of Canaan, which was promised to the descendants of Abraham as Eretz Israel (the land of the people of Israel). The scouts had to inspect the territory and decide what actions needed to be taken to conquer it.

28 Sivan 5701 (June 23, 1941) — Rabbi Menachem-Mendel Schneerson (the future Rebbe) and his wife Rebbetzin Khaya-Mushka arrived in the United States.Before the outbreak of World War II, the familyof the future Rebbe lived in France, but in 1940 the country was occupied by the Nazis and it was impossible to stay there.Rebbe Rajac (Rabbi Yosef-Yitzchak), who lived in the United States, went to great lengths to secure permission for Menachem-Mendel and his wife to leave France and enter the United States. It was received only in the summer of 1941.The road to the United States was not an easy one and passed through Spain and Portugal. On June 23, 1941, the Schneerson family arrived in the United States. In Europe, the Great Patriotic War lasted for the second day.

The night attack on the capital took the lives of six people. More25 casualtiesIncludingfour children. Eight people were injured in Solomianskyi district, seventeen — in Shevchenkivskyi district.💔We pray for the full recovery of the victims. We sincerely sympathize with all those who lost their relatives.May the Almighty strengthen our souls and protect our people in these difficult days.

An old tailor named Nachum lived in the town of Tarniv. He sewed simply, but firmly, and everyone knew: if you do not have money — Nachum, however, will not leave you without a coat.One day, a boy about ten years old entered his workshop. In his hands he held his father's coat — torn on his back and without buttons.“Tell me, how much does it cost to sew buttons?” he asked, trying to speak in an adult way.“How much do you have?” Nachum asked as he squatted.The boy staggered.“I don't have anything at all… But my dad has to go to work, and my mom said that he wouldn't say that he was cold, even if it was very cold.” We have him like that.Nahum nodded. He knew this father, Yosef, a quiet loader with kind eyes. Many years ago, he sewed a wedding suit for him.“So you're in luck,” he said. “Today is the day of blue buttons.”“What day is it?” the boy wondered.— This is a special day when good deeds are paid for not with money, but with care. And you brought care.And Nachum pulled four blue buttons out of the box. The most beautiful, with deep brilliance.He sewed them with such care as if he were sewing for a king.“Tell Dad he's now officially dressed as a man with a big heart.”The next day, a pie lay at the door of the tailor's workshop. It had a note on it:“Thank you. Buttons warm more than fabric.”

Every Thursday in the Central Synagogue of Kyiv there are special lessons for believers of the "golden age" on the weekly section of the Torah, which is conducted by the chaplain of the Armed Forces of Ukraine David Milman. These lessons are extremely important and necessary for our community.Torah classes help believers deepen their knowledge of the holy texts, understand their deep meaning, and apply them in everyday life. It is especially valuable that these lessons are conducted for people of the “golden age” who have great life experience and wisdom.Under the leadership of Chaplain David Milman, believers have the opportunity not only to study the Torah, but also to discuss important spiritual and life issues, share their thoughts and receive support from the community. This helps to strengthen spiritual ties, create an atmosphere of unity and mutual support.Such lessons are an important element of spiritual enrichment and development, helping to preserve traditions and pass them on to future generations. We invite all believers of the "golden age" to join these classes and together deepen their knowledge of the Torah.

🔷ATTENTION! Information on certificates and registration of community members️1ლOrdering certificates of membership in the Community📅 Acceptance of applications —every Monday from 9:00 to 12:00; 15:00 до 18:00📄Obtaining certificates—every Wednesday from 10:00a.m. to 1:00p.m.ᐈ Certificates are issuedone week after order, but not later thanin 10 days.️2ლRegistration as a "Community Member"possible<g id="1">By appointment only</g>, no walk-in patients. 🔹 Requiredavailability of all original documents📋 The list of required documents is available on the website:👉https://jewishukraine.info/page/10📞 For consultations, please call:044 235 90 82 / 044 235 90 83🕘 Sunday to Thursday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

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