Photos: Mendy Hechtman
Well over a thousand people came to salute lone Soldiers on Motzei Shabbos.
Chabad of Talbiya, directed by Rabbi Eli and Chana Canterman hosted over a hundred soldiers from Chayal el Chayal center run by R’ Mordy Botnik and Ari Abramowitz.
The center sponsored a top notch music band – The Portnoy brothers who motivated the crowd to sing and dance for over two hours.
The soldiers reveled in the candle lighting, dancing and enjoyed the doughnuts supplied all evening. When the dancing ended, Chabad Talbiya led them to the rooftop of one of the apartment owners on Mamilla Avenue generously provided for use by Chayal el Chayal, Emile and Orly Mimran, where the soldiers were treated to a barbeque and drinks with a view of the old city and Jerusalem surrounding them unto the wee hours of the morning.
“Tonight, we were not ‘lone’,” expressed one soldier with emotion. “We felt appreciated and celebrated by so many fellow sisters and brothers who came to show their support, that we felt like soldiers in one huge, united family.”
The ‘Lone soldiers’ evening was kindly sponsored by the Glowinsky family of Toronto in honor and in prayer for the safety of all soldiers in Israel who risk their lives for Am Yisrael.
simcha barberrrrrr you look awesome!
and we are totes magotes proud of you!!!!!!!!!!!!
your dancing was sick btw!
Keep being a chayal – chossid, yiras shamayim and lamdan – while being a chayal. Both together will protect Am Yisrael.
We love you!
Avraham Kugel!!!!!keep up the great work guys
You soldiers deserve only the best!
Kol Hakavod!!!
We are viewing these pics from NY and see the
Amazing work Friendship Circle of Talbia
Doing
We are honored to be your friends and neighbors
חג אורים שמח/חודש טוב
Keep up your great work and Chesed
Eli and Yitty
may you go mei chayal el chayal!!!!
so proud !!
GO CHAYA!!!
yeka boy moshe pershin spreading the lite.
Stay Safe!
From your Miami Family
Go Risa Levertov!
Mordy is the best! From ur brother and freinds in Boston. rock on!
amazing kibush eli and chana keep up the good work
y.c.