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Eliezer taught us that bringing as few as two Jews together has the potential of transforming the world. During this Hakhel year, may we emulate Eliezer by ourselves making Hakhel gatherings, bringing together family and friends for melave malkahs, birthdays and other occasions.  In this merit, may we finally usher in the era of the ultimate unity with the coming of Moshiach, when Am Yisrael will all return to the Holy Land, with the building of the Bais HaMikdash Hashlishi. May it be now!

 

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To discover more about Hakhel and how you can participate, go to www.chabad.org/hakhel

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State Capital: Oklahoma City

State Nickname: The Sooner State

State Motto: Labor conquers all things

State Flower: Mistletoe

State Bird: Scissor-Tailed Flycatcher

Basketball Team: Oklahoma City Thunder

First Shul: Temple Emeth in Ardmore was the oldest known Jewish congregation in Oklahoma. Founded prior to statehood, the congregants acquired their first building in 1912. The congregation disbanded in 2004. Temple B’nai Israel was formed in May 1903 in Oklahoma City, making it the oldest active congregation in Oklahoma.


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Rabbi Ovadia Goldman is the Executive Director of Lubavitch-Chabad of Oklahoma City. He, along with his wife Nechoma and their five children, feel privileged to serve as the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s shluchim in southern Oklahoma.