Mitzvah Tank

Sights and Scenes from today's Mitzvah Tank Parade

50th Mitzvah Tank Parade bringing light and hope to the streets of NYC 🗽

Look who stopped by last night for a late night visit!

Yossi Farro Puts on TEFILLIN WITH Rapper while shooting his hit comedy series

On every Tank: a Picture of the Rebbe.

In 1974, after the maalot massacre, The Rebbe pushed the Mezuzah campaign to new heights, a novel idea was introduced: to create mobile Mitzvah centers, it was the Rebbe who coined the term "Mitzvah Tank." " They are tanks against assimilation," The Rebbe said.

Each tank proudly displays a Picture of the Rebbe.
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Printing a Tanya📚 on a Mitzvah Tank🚍

Every friday on wall street, a Mitzvah tank is there, giving a chance for every Jew to do another Mitzvah. This tank is in memory of Shmuel Karnowsky who's Yahrtzeit is on כ"ח סיון.

In honor of his third Yahrtzeit his classmates got together, to print a Tanya in memory of their dear friend, On his Mitzvah tank.

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In 1796 the Alter Rebbe, founder of Chabad Chassidism published the "Tanya", which was to become known as the 'written Torah of Chassidism', revolutionizing Jewish thought forever.

In 1984, the Lubavitcher Rebbe began a campaign to print an edition of Tanya in every city in the world ! His directive was based on a teaching of the Baal Shem Tov that Moshiach would come when "the wellsprings" of Chassidic teachings would spread worldwide. Printing the Tanya in every location would transform that place into a source and bastion of these beautiful teachings.
The Rebbe's emissaries dispersed throughout the globe took up the Rebbe's call and traveled from town to town in their region, printing Tanyas in every stop along the way. Since the Rebbe's call, more than 7,000 editions of Tanya have been published throughout the world, from large bustling cities to small rural communities.

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Mitzvah banners on the streets of NYC

This year at the where a fleet of 120 paraded down the streets of NYC. Each motor home was transformed to be a place full with mitzvos, including tefillin, Matzah... and a joyous group of young boys on board ready to share the excitement of the day and another mitzvah with the passerbys of the city streets.

It all starts with the new designed banners on each of these Mitzvah Tanks, here is a few of the many mitzvos that decorated the streets.

Which mitzvah is your favorite?Comment below
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The Mitzvah Tanks are back on the streets!

Spring schedule:
Every Friday 12:30 - 4:30pm
📍Park Ave. And 53rd st.
📍 Broadway and wall St.

See you next week!

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A Muslim says Shema Yisroel!

Hussein, a pedicab driver in Manhattan, was brought up Muslim, but his mother is Jewish! This past Friday he did the first "Jewish" thing in his life at the park avenue