Here are some pictures and videos from Uman where thousands have already gathered for Rebbe Nachman's Rosh Hashanah. (Credit for photos and videos to Moshe Ophir, Breslov Lev Hanachal Telegram and more).
Learning from the events of last year when travel to Uman for Rosh Hashanah was halted early, thousands of Breslov Chassidim have already made their way to Uman to remain till after Rosh Hashanah. Due to rising Covid cases in Israel there are new worries of a possible lockdown in Tishrei and/or…
Due to the new Delta variant that is spreading across the world, Ukraine has updated its rules for entering the country and is now requiring quarantine for individuals who are not vaccinated. This is a very important update as Rosh Hashanah is getting closer. These new rules take effect next week on…
The last remaining shul building besides the old Breslov kloyz (that recently became refurbished) that still remains till today is now once again under Jewish control after efforts from Breslov askanim (activists). This Shul was attended by the shoemakers and workers in the city and according to Breslov tradition it is the…
As Rosh Hashanah gets closer every day, we must keep praying that everything will be regular this year for Uman Rosh Hashanah. Over the last few weeks, rumors have been flying around different whatsapp and social media groups about Ukraine closing their borders early like last year but so far none of…
Rabbi Natan Ben-Nun who is the Chairman of the Breslov Union in Uman (איחוד ברסלב) and his staff are currently holding meetings with all relevant figures in Ukraine to prepare for the Rosh Hashanah kibbutz in Uman. This year the Ukrainian police expect a dramatic increase in the number of Chassidim coming…
As Rosh Hashanah is getting closer, it's a good time to review what is needed to enter Ukraine. Israel recently took Ukraine off the list of countries that Israelis are not able to travel to which is very good news as well. So what do you need to enter Ukraine? 1.Ukrainian travel…
Kikar Shabbos reports that the Kloyz (Shul) that Rav Noson of Breslov built in 1834 was finally "redeemed" by Breslov Chassidim after sitting empty and unused for many years. Until the year 1936, Breslover Chassidim from all over the world would pray in this Kloyz and the Rosh Hashanah Kibbutz took place…
Following the terrible disaster in Meron which took the lives of 45 people, The Mevaot Hermon Regional Council has issued a closure order for Rav Yonasan Ben Uziel's Kever in Amuka from this coming Thursday till after the yortzeit on Sunday. Many of the roads leading to the kever will be closed…
