Throughout the year Rabbi Shmuly Gutnick organizes and runs Jewish Clubs in many public and private high schools, where Jewish teens get together at lunchtime or right after school and have fun.
Clubs meet on a weekly or monthly basis, depending on the location.
The teens look forward to their get-togethers for fun and learning where they have delicious kosher pizza and Jewish lessons with hands on activities.
For the holiday of sukkot Rabbi Shmuly visited his Jewish clubs in a sukkah mobile with a lulov and Etrog.
The Rabbi explained that Jewish unity is one of the central themes of Sukkot. The four species – namely, the citron (etrog), palm branch (lulav), myrtle (hadas), and willow (arava) – together symbolizes four types of Jews, with differing levels of Torah knowledge and observance.
Bringing them together represents our unity as a nation — despite our external differences.
The Rabbi also explained what a Sukkah is, as the teens climbed up into the Sukkah on wheels, made a blessing and shook the lulav. It was truly an amazing experience. As student Ian Milul said, “This is the coolest thing ever.”
From a relative.
what about ruvi New?
TRUE THANKS GOES TO CHABAD OF BOCA RATON RABBI MOISHE DENBURG AND RABBI ZALMAN BUKIET
thank you chabad of boca raton and the bochurim yossi denburg and zevi new who are not in the picture
Go Rabbi Shmuelli!
Comment number one is so true! thank you rabbi new and denburg!
Mazel Tov Shmully on the new aidel, ay she grow to Torah Chuppa and Msim toyvim nd do great shlichus like her Tatty
That looks like the sukkah mobile from Chabad of Boca Raton why not a mention of those that really did mivzoim this year in Florida Yossi Denburg, Yisroel and Zevi New who worked out of Chabad of Boca Raton.