Airport Authority officials are preparing for he rush that accompanies the pre-Tishrei travel season, including an expected 15,000 people heading for Uman, to be at the kever of Rav Nachman on Rosh Hashanah. 80 flights are scheduled to accommodate the large number of travelers. In addition, extra flights have been added to accommodate a large number of Chabad Chassidim traveling to New York City, where they will spend Rosh Hashanah in ‘770’.
A special instruction sheet was distributed to travelers to Uman, addressing the effort to expedite security inspections and eliminate many security concerns. Travelers will only be permitted one suitcase and one carton, which may not exceed 50 X 50 X 50. The two items may not exceed a total weight of 20kg (44 lbs). In addition, the security inspections for travelers will begin 4 hours before takeoff.
Officials add there are two shuls, but if larger groups wish to daven together, they are requested to contact airport officials and arrange for such an area to be placed at their disposal.
(Yechiel Spira – YWN Israel)
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and from usa ? iam wondering if the are learning all year round his holly safarim? its amazen what u se in klall yisrel
NA NA NACHMAN MEUMAN!!!!
Its the place to be for R”H and I’d reccomend everyone to go there. You feel the Kedushah whoever you are and whatever your chassidus is (I’m Litvish Agav!)…
Once again, a normal, legitmate practice done by a few people has become a Shtick that everyone has to do(i.e.”the place to be”).
destro613, for whatever it’s worth I agree.
noitallmr, if you are so holy that you can feel the Kedushah than you should be able to feel it on Ocean Pkwy. What you are feeling isn’t Kedushah it’s the excitement.
#1 mayerbenyisral what a ignoramous,cant spell,not even his own name. its amazen what u se in klal yisrel in his holly sefarim, you DOPE
If this is where an individual’s focus turns on their journey as a Jew, let them be and not validate or invalidate another’s motives.
It is reported that in Breslov they say
ELUL stands for Ani Le’Uman Ve’Ishti La’azazel
We have had people coming begging to help them pay for their tickets to Uman!
Lo Ye’UMAN ki yesupar
#9, Thats one of the better ones I’ve heard in a while!! LOL
#11 my yeshivah is called Rodfe Kesef Anshai mirmah