Incredible 360 Degree Photo Captures 4000 Rabbis at International Chabad-Lubavitch Conference
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by Zach Pontz
Check out this amazing group photo. It was taken at the International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries. It took place this past weekend. Over 4,000 rabbis descended upon New York City for the event. The conference was originally slated to take place at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, but had to be moved to the Manhattan Hilton because of Hurricane Sandy relief efforts. This made for a more scattered gathering as the emissaries and their guests were split up between a main room and several side ballrooms, with large screens making the action visible to the attendees. The photo was just posted to Chabad.org’s Facebook page.
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