As Jews around the world readied themselves for Yom Kippur, Chabad rabbis took to Twitter to prepare their communities, online and off.
There was the beauty of the “once-a-year” Jew:
Eliezer Zalmanov October 7, 2019
And deep thoughts about the day:
Rabbi Ari Shishler October 8, 2019
Mordechai October 8, 2019
Of course, there were tweets about the food (and its deeper meaning before the fast):
Eliezer Zalmanov (@ezalmanov) October 8, 2019
Some took to video to share their thoughts:
Rabbi Avi Feldman October 7, 2019
Others used the haiku format:
Shaul Wertheimer (@RabbiShaul) October 8, 2019
Still others used that most Twitter of all forms of expression, the thread:
Mendel Rubin (@shabboshouse) October 8, 2019
There were reflections on Birkhat Habanim, the blessing recited over children before the start of the holiday:
Eliezer Zalmanov (@ezalmanov) October 8, 2019
Levi Teldon (@AlamoRabbi) October 7, 2019
As well as reflections on prayers:
Rabbi Ari Shishler (@Rabbishish) October 8, 2019
Shmuli Brown (@UniRabbi) October 7, 2019
And, of course, they’re already getting ready for the next holiday:
Levi Teldon (@AlamoRabbi) October 7, 2019
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