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'''Kfar Chabad''' is a small town in Israel located in the central region, south of Tel Aviv and north of Lod. The town hosts the largest concentration of Chabad Hasidim and Chabad institutions in Israel, second only to [[Crown Heights]] in New York. It serves as a spiritual and organizational center for Chabad in Israel. As of 2020, approximately 1,800 families live in the village. | '''Kfar Chabad''' is a small town in Israel located in the central region, south of Tel Aviv and north of Lod. The town hosts the largest concentration of Chabad Hasidim and Chabad institutions in Israel, second only to [[Crown Heights]] in New York. It serves as a spiritual and organizational center for Chabad in Israel. As of 2020, approximately 1,800 families live in the village. | ||