The governor donated to Kamcha Depsha and received a silk belt

by time news April 12, 2022

April 12, 2022

An increased operation of the distribution of Ma’ut Hittin and Kamcha Depsha in Moscow, the distribution of reserved matzah and the needs of the holiday for each Dikpin at the initiative of the Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar. Governor Yehuda Davidov received a silk belt with a piece of cloth from the Chabad Rebbe. Coverage and photos

At the Shaare Zedek Jewish charity center in the Marina Roshcha neighborhood of central Moscow, dozens of dedicated workers are currently working to organize the Kamcha Depsha distribution project, which is held in a dignified and convenient manner for recipients, including families with many children, the needy and many lonely.

The Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar, arrived in person to oversee the organization of the packaging, and was thrilled with the abundance of quality and varied food items for each family, including reserved matzah, wines and grape juice, meat and poultry, fish and olive oil, fruits and vegetables for the whole family. .

During the visit, the Chief Rabbi presented the Governor, R. Yehuda Davidov, with a unique silk belt combined with a piece of the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s garment, along with the Passover Haggadah, as an appreciation for his important support of the Kimcha Depsha project in Moscow.

The charity collectors who run the large array have submitted to the Chief Rabbi the lists of recipients, a list that has grown this year due to many of them having difficulty with the multiple expenses of the upcoming holiday, as a result of the cost of living that rose greatly during this period.

In parallel with this extensive distribution, the heads of all Chabad houses in Moscow distribute special kits for performing the two Pesach Sederim in the Kabbalah houses, which include: reserved matzah, seder signs, Pesach Haggadah books and detailed explanatory pamphlets; By the rabbis and shluchim throughout the great capital, in a special effort to reach as many Jews as possible and bring them the joy of the holiday.

Kosher food for Passover is also distributed to patients in hospitals, along with reserved matzah, and even in prisons, Passover arrangements will be held with Jewish prisoners.

Kamcha Depsha 5732 in Moscow
Photo: Mevasser Tov Moscow