Tonight at the Nets home game, there will be a tribute to the 15 victims killed on Sunday during a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach:

Sophie, you are a true modern-day Maccabee!

Menorah lighting is scheduled for 7:30 pm ET. Pictured here with the "Basketball Menorah" are (L-R) Rabbi Mendy Hecht of Chabad Prospect Heights, Eli Drizin (teenage nephew of Sydney victim Rabbi Eli Schlanger) and Rabbi Shimon Rivkin of CTeen International.

Eli, 14 year old teenage nephew of Rabbi Eli Schlanger HY’D, rehearses ahead of NYC’s largest menorah lighting with 19K in attendance at Barclays Center, the Nets are partnering with CTeen (Chabad Teen Network) to dedicate the evening to honor the Sydney Chanukah Massacre victims

LIGHT IN DARKNESS: Nets honor Sydney Hanukkah massacre victims by lighting giant menorah. Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky praises the ceremony, saying the Nets recognizing Hanukkah and celebrating Jewish heritage is one of the things that "makes America great." foxnews.com/sports/nets-ho…

Thank you Brooklyn Nets for facilitating this moving show of solidarity!

Thank you FOX SPORTS NEWS and Ryan Canfield for such an important story for the Jewish community

Thank you Ryan, this means so much to our community..

Thank you Ian Begley stories like these mean a lot to our community, now more than ever.

The CTeen boys on the court during halftime at the Nets game, the pride and strength of playing in a yarmulka

The Brooklyn Nets paid tribute to the victims of the Sydney Hanukkah terror attack at their game this week. The 14-year-old nephew of Rabbi Eli Schlanger, one of the victims, lit a giant basketball menorah during the match. With the light of Hanukkah, we overcome the dark. 🕯️

Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky and a message of resilience and hope to twenty thousand gathered souls on Bondi Beach, one week later

Praying for Leibel

Havdallah with 1,000 at the biggest Jewish young professionals weekend of the year.

Amid uncertain world, young Jewish adults unite in solidarity qns.com/2026/01/uncert…

In a powerful public display of Jewish pride, Shluchos: Jewish women leaders stand in front of Chabad Headquarters, representing 111 countries and over 6,000 communities, sending a message of strength and reassurance, inspiring Jews worldwide to stand proud and unfazed.

From all around the world, thousands of Chabad's female emissaries gathered this week in Brooklyn to recharge and connect before returning to Jewish communities in over 100 countries. jpost.com/diaspora/artic…

Erev Shabbos in Crown Heights- not the mothers, but the daughters, girls from all corners of the world coming to draw inspiration so that they can keep on giving

From far corners of the Jewish world, the women of Chabad gather in freezing Brooklyn timesofisrael.com/from-far-corne…

Join 5,000 Chabad-Lubavitch shluchos and guests from across the globe as they renew, recharge and reinvigorate each other at the closing ceremony of the annual Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Women Emissaries. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…