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Expanded entry – Beit Aguch 770 Kfar Chabad

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On 3 Tishrei 5744 (1983), Rabbi Nachum Trebnik, the rabbi of Kfar Chabad, passed away, and Rabbi Ashkenazi was appointed as his replacement.

Following the Seforim case, a replica of 770 was established in the village under the direct instruction of the Rebbe. The building was inaugurated on 15 Tammuz 5746 (1986).

In Shevat 5752 (1992), in the presence of important Chabad rabbis, the cornerstone was laid for the Palace for the King Moshiach, the location of which was chosen by the Rebbe near the replica building of 770.

In 5772 (2012), a new Talmud Torah called "Talmud Torah Beit Lubavitch" was established in the village.

On 23 Tevet 5775 (2015), the village rabbi, Rabbi Ashkenazi, passed away, and his son, Rabbi Meir Ashkenazi, was appointed in his place.

At the beginning of the 5781 (2020) school year, Cheder Ohr Lubavitch was established in the village, and the Chabad Yeshiva of Petach Tikvah moved to its location in the Bukharian Yeshiva complex.

In 5767 (2007), the Levi Yitzchak B neighborhood was populated. And in 5771 (2011), the Build Your Own Home neighborhood.