In Eretz Yisrael, Yizkor takes place after the recital of Sisu Vesimcha, prior to the recital of Ashreiy.[1]
[1] Luach Kolel Chabad; Hiskashrus 844 for Simchas Torah with explanation in footnote 85-86; Luach Devar Beito that so is Minhag Chabad; New Siddur Tehilas Hashem
Other customs: Many communities in Eretz Yisrael are accustomed to recite Yizkor immediately after the blessings of the Haftorah, prior to reciting Sisu Vesimcha.
As this is an auspicious time for our bad dreams to be transformed into good and blessing.
See Siddur Admur; Admur 130:1; Michaber 130:1; Brachos 55b; Ketzos Hashulchan 23:14
Yes, this is true, however, only from after the Alter Rebbe passed away. During the Alter Rebbe’s lifetime, he did receive Aliyos.
See Beis Rebbe p. 2; Yimei Melech 3 p. 1045; Otzer Minhagei Chabad p. 382
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