The city of Manchester has been jubilant and happy in recent days, led by Rabbi Cohen of Chabad organized a very impressive event with hundreds of drones that painted in the air a spinning wheel and menorah including Jewish messages, the local and general media in Great Britain sent teams to cover the event that caused the sanctification of the great name. The media praised the order and the organization on the part The participants and the organizers
The Chabad house in the city of Manchester in England has been holding big celebrations for Hanukkah for the last few days, on the night of Ner Rishon there was a big event in the business center of Manchester with hundreds of participants with the singer Shlomi Gartner, every night there is a huge Hanukkah event managed by Chabad . Every Chabad evening in Manchester led by Rabbi Cohen, over 40 huge menorahs are placed throughout the city, with large convoys of activists marching in all kinds of places in the city, half of the drivers of vehicles with menorahs are not Chabad followers, some of them are not religious , but take part in a convoy of 200 vehicles with menorahs on them, every evening the convoy is in a different area of the city, including a huge truck hired especially for this.
This year, because it is the year of the ‘congregation’, which is a year that was very important to the Lubavitch rabbi, Rabbi Moshe Cohen wanted to do something different every year, so that Nisa publications would reach everywhere. “We went to the largest municipal park here in the city on the night of the third candle lighting,” Rabbi Cohen told ‘Bahaderi Haredim’, “we got permission from the authorities to fly so many drones, we invited a company that specializes in performances with drones, they brought 150 drones to do an amazing Hanukkah show Huge and a huge environment.”
Many media came to cover the event which was truly extraordinary, including the BBC and the city’s major newspaper Manchester Evening News, including other media, the city of Manchester is characterized by its unity, the event came from all sectors, Lithuanians, Hasidic, knitted caps including Jews Those who are not Torah and Mitzvot observant, but traditional, all together celebrated Hanukkah.
Rabbi Moshe Cohen, one of the organizers of the event, in an interview with the British media
The event was broadcast on the major British media including the local media that praised the order and organization, Rabbi Cohen says that the event resulted in the strengthening of Judaism “We receive many messages and comments, people who saw this called us and asked to send them menorahs because they do not have menorahs in their area, including old people’s homes The rabbi says that it was very satisfying: “We were able to do the rabbi’s wish, to bring Jews together, to sanctify Shem Shemim, the drones also painted Jewish messages in the air, now it’s the year of the crowd, we can do more and more, we constantly receive requests from places where there are no Jewish communities to come And shine the light literally, so that we can prepare for the coming of our righteous Messiah soon in our days, Amen.”