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Aleeza ben Shalom's Inspiring Evening of Jewish Matchmaking 

November 2023

By Rabbi Motti Groner Uptown Chabad, Chabad of

Charlotte, and Ballantyne Jewish Center had the privilege of hosting a remarkable evening on September 6th. The community gathered to meet and learn from none other than Aleeza ben Shalom, the star of Netflix's hit show “Jewish Matchmaking.” With over 300 attendees, the event was a resounding success, combining entertainment, personal anecdotes, and a live matchmaking segment that left a lasting impact.

Renowned for her expertise in the world of Jewish matchmaking, Aleeza ben Shalom brought her charisma and wisdom to the Charlotte Jewish community. Attendees were treated to an evening filled with insights into Aleeza's life journey and the fascinating behind-the-scenes details of her popular Netflix show.

The highlight of the event was a live matchmaking demonstration where Aleeza showcased her matchmaking prowess. She invited four single volunteers onto the stage and encouraged the audience to ask questions, providing a glimpse into the art of matchmaking. This interactive segment not only entertained but also educated attendees about the intricacies of forming meaningful connections within the Jewish community.

Aleeza ben Shalom's warm and engaging presence resonated with those in attendance, creating an atmosphere of excitement and inspiration. Her personal journey, from her early experiences to her rise to fame as a matchmaking expert and television personality, left a lasting impression on those eager to learn from her.

The high holidays at Uptown Chabad kicked off with a memorable Rosh HaShanah evening service and catered dinner at the Embassy Suites in Uptown Charlotte, with over 70 attendees participating.

Uptown Chabad also held Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services in uptown, with an estimated 40 attendees per service. These services provided an opportunity for prayer, reflection, and religious observance during these significant Jewish holidays.

Live Matchmaking Segment with (L-R) David Zilber, Seth Abrams, Amy Fine, and Wendy Levenson

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