Rapid Construction of New 770 Learning Hall Aims for Kinus Hashluchim Deadline
Construction on a new 300-seat learning hall behind 770 has accelerated dramatically to meet a deadline for the upcoming Kinus Hashluchim. Crews worked around the clock, including overnight shifts, to lower the ground level and align the floor with the main building. The project, led by Vaad Habinyan and supported by major Chabad organizations, replaces a temporary structure on the site of the historic Kollel building. While some observers question why the space was not built larger or connected directly to 770, others praise the rapid execution despite ongoing legal disputes between involved parties.