A new Breslov Podcast by the Breslov Research Institute will be launching next week on Tu B'Shvat. From the BRI Website: Reb Noson of Breslov writes that the Jewish month of Shevat – being the 11th month – is propitious for subduing evil and allowing for new breakthroughs in holiness. It is…
Rav Yaakov Yosef Tarasik was a Ger Tzedek who was born and lived in Uman. He converted many years ago in Uman with the help of Rav Leibel Fish and became connected to Breslov Chassidus and spent a lot of time in the Tziyon of Rebbe Nachman. He passed away last week…
Pictures of the first snowfall in Uman, Ukraine. All photos by Natan Rot and used with permission.
Videos of Breslov Chassidim in Uman reading sefer Devarim on Hoshana Rabbah night in the Tzion of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov and celebrating Rebbe Nachman's Yortzeit.
A new way to be updated and reminded about Uman Rosh Hashanah 2022. This is a new weekly news board or chart similar to the לוח ברסלב in Eretz Yisroel. Its purpose is to bring updates about the Rosh Hashanah Kibbutz and reminders for every Breslov Chassid to pray daily about Uman…
A historic Breslov Yom Tefillah will be taking place on Erev Rosh Chodesh Menachem Av. It is scheduled for Wednesday evening in Israel and on Thursday afternoon outside of Israel. Breslov leaders have called for a Yom Tefillah to take place in over 50 cities around the world on Erev Rosh Chodesh…
Few would deny that the single most powerful figure in the development of Breslover Chassidus in America was Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld. This modest, unassuming man came on the scene at a time when Breslov was all but unknown, in a country where so many Jews were still reeling from the Holocaust…
Due to the ongoing war in Ukraine, many Breslov Chassidim who live in Uman left to neighboring countries and Israel in the last few days. Around 25 Chassidim remain in Uman, among them are some of the staff at the Breslov Union in Uman (The Ichud Breslov). There are rocket sirens going…
As the war in Ukraine rages on, many Jews who live in Ukraine have already fled to surrounding countries and other safer cities. Breslov Chassidim who live in Uman fled to Moldova, Belarus and Hungary. A group of Breslovers spent Shabbos by Rav Shayale of Kerestir. There was also a lot of…
