Chabad Lubavitch of Chile

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In Scotland

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In Sub-Saharan Africa

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Visits only: Cameroon | Equatorial Guinea | Gabon | Sierra Leone

Chabad-Lubavitch in Chile: Jabad Lubavitch de Chile in Santiago, led by Rabbi Menashe Perman since 1981, and Chabad Pucón for Israeli travellers


Chabad Lubavitch of Chile

Type Jewish religious organisation (Chabad-Lubavitch)
Founded 1981 (arrival of Rabbi Menashe and Chaya Perman)
Headquarters Santiago
Location Los Cactus 1575, La Dehesa, Lo Barnechea, Santiago
Area served Chile
Key people Menashe Perman (director), Chaya Perman, Elimelech Perman (Pucón)
Website https://www.jabadchile.org


Chabad Lubavitch of Chile (Jabad Lubavitch de Chile) is the Chabad-Lubavitch organisation in Chile. It is led by Rabbi Menashe Perman, who has been in the country with his wife Chaya since 1981, and is based at Los Cactus 1575 in La Dehesa, Santiago.[1][2] A second centre, Chabad Pucón, opened in 2008 in the southern lake town of Pucón to serve Israeli and other tourists.[3]

History

According to Chabad's world headquarters, the Permans have been in Chile since 1981.[1] After the 8.8-magnitude earthquake of February 2010, Chabad of Santiago delivered rice and other food staples to areas south of the capital, with rabbis, community members and students taking part; Perman said that the authorities were concentrating on Concepción, so Chabad was turning to outlying areas.[1]

In December 2008 the Hebrew Chabad news site COL reported that, after many years of work with Israelis under Rabbi Menashe Perman, Chabad of Chile was opening a Chabad house in Pucón for Israelis and other tourists, dedicated to the memory of Gavriel and Rivka Holtzberg, the Chabad emissaries killed in the 2008 Mumbai attacks. It was to be run by Rabbi Elimelech and Goldi Perman, and to be fully operating by Hanukkah.[3]

Organisation and key people

Chabad's world headquarters lists Rabbi Menashe Perman, Chaya F. Perman, Rabbi Ishai Isroeil Libersohn and Rabbi Meir Perman at Jabad Lubavitch de Chile, which also runs a Camp Gan Israel, and Rabbi Elimelech and Goldi Perman at Chabad Pucón.[2]

Institutions

Chabad's world headquarters lists the following centres:[2]

  • Jabad Lubavitch de Chile, Los Cactus 1575, La Dehesa, Lo Barnechea, Santiago (Rabbi Menashe Perman), with Camp Gan Israel.
  • Chabad Pucón, General Urrutia 636, Pucón 4920529 (Rabbi Elimelech Perman).

Registered entities

The Chilean civil registry's open-data extract of non-profit legal persons (personas jurídicas sin fines de lucro) published on datos.gob.cl contains no entity with "Jabad", "Chabad" or "Lubavitch" in its name, but the downloadable file covers only a monthly extract; the full register is published only as an interactive dashboard and was not searched. The organisation's own website refused access. Its legal form and registration number have therefore not been established.[4]

Funding

No published accounts or donor information were found.

Controversies

Torres del Paine fire case (2012)

In January 2012 a Chilean appeals court relaxed the travel restrictions on Rotem Singer, a young Israeli backpacker accused of starting the December 2011 fire in Torres del Paine National Park, lifting a ban on his leaving Patagonia. The Argentine Jewish news agency Itón Gadol reported that Perman, as Chabad's emissary in Chile, had undertaken to help Singer find accommodation in Santiago.[5] In February 2012 the Puerto Natales court approved a conditional suspension of the proceedings: Singer paid US$10,000 to the national forestry agency CONAF and agreed to coordinate, as a volunteer with the Keren Kayemet LeIsrael, a campaign to raise at least 50,000 native plants for reforesting the park.[6]

Politics and Israel links

Chabad Pucón was set up specifically to serve the Israeli travellers who pass through southern Chile.[3]

See also

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Chabad of Santiago Mobilizes Relief Aid", Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters, 5 March 2010, accessed 25 October 2026.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Chile – Centers", Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters, accessed 25 October 2026, with the linked city and centre pages.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 "חב"ד צ'ילה: נפתח מרכז חדש לזכות הקדושים הי"ד" (Chabad Chile: new centre opens in memory of the martyrs), COL, 7 December 2008, accessed 25 October 2026.
  4. ↑ "Personas Jurídicas sin Fines de Lucro", Servicio de Registro Civil e Identificación, datos.gob.cl, accessed 25 October 2026.
  5. ↑ "Chile alivia restricciones al israelí sospechoso de iniciar el incendio forestal", Itón Gadol, 18 January 2012, accessed 25 October 2026.
  6. ↑ "Israelí deberá coordinar campaña para restituir 50 mil plantas en Torres del Paine", ADN Radio Chile, 8 February 2012, accessed 25 October 2026.