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10 horas caminando por Montevideo siendo judío – 10 hours walking in Montevideo as a Jew
29.04.2015
El Rabino Mendy Shemtov fue invitado a ser filmado durante 10 horas caminando por Montevideo.
Rabbi Mendy Shemtov was invited to be recorded while walking 10 hours in Montevideo.
Estos son los resultados/These are the results
Realizado por: Nicolás Lejtreger, Ari Kaplan, Ali Kaplan, Mendy Shemtov.
VP Biden Quotes Lubavitcher Rebbe at New American Jewish History Museum
Philadelphia, PA – Drawn by the chance to celebrate 350 years of American Jewish history at the newest addition to the most historic square mile in the nation’s first capital, hundreds of people from across the country descended on Philadelphia last month, to hear Vice President Joseph Biden announce that a new museum’s Jewish stories were, in fact, manifestations of distinctly American ideals.
“In telling the story of the American Jewish experience, this museum in my view, tells the story of America’s identity,” Biden said Sunday at festivities in front of the new $150 million home of the National Museum of American Jewish History.
In hailing the contributions of a host of American Jews, Biden — a Scranton, Pa., native who represented neighboring Delaware in the U.S. Senate before ascending to the White House — quoted from a diary entry written by the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, upon his 1940 departure from Lisbon, Portugal, and much-awaited arrival in the United States. The diary page is on permanent display in the museum’s “Only in America” exhibit, along with two other items connected to the Chabad-Lubavitch leader.
The Rebbe taught that “every living thing, and especially living persons, must not remain static, but [they are] expected to grow from strength to strength,” stated Biden, they “must always add even if [they have] already achieved good things and holy things. [They] should never be satisfied with what was achieved yesterday, no matter how perfect or good it was.”
Adding that the museum, “gives all of us the opportunity to make sure that we don’t remain static,” the Vice President emphasized that more can always be done to perfect the world.
at Mark 9:07. quotes the Lubavitcher Rebbe. Credit: National Museum of American Jewish History
בית חבד לדוברי רוסית בישראל Бейт-Хабад
Chabad of Fairfield Building Campaign
26.04.2015
Music Video You Are My Home
Music Video for The Gan Yisroel Song You Are My home
Lyics: Zalmy Schreiber
Vocals: Zalmy Schreiber, Avremy Kievman,
Aron Kogen, Mendel Kaplen
Intro For First Time Campers At Gan Yisroel NY
Remembering Bezalel Part 1
Remembering the contributions that Charles Goldstein (Bezalel) made to starting the largest Yeshiva in the world, in Lakewood NJ. He helped bring Rav Aaron Kotler to Lakewood and donated his library of Sforim to the Yeshiva to start its library. Beth Medrash Gevorah placed a plaque outside the library to commemorative these events.
Rav Aaron Kotler (grandson of Rav Aaron Kotler gave the Goldstein family an extensive tour of all of the developing campuses of the Yeshiva as well as the main buildings…….This is part 1 of two parts.
Remembering Bezalel Part 2 / History Of Lakewood Yeshiva, BMG
Presidential Candidate Rand Paul Speaks with Torah UMesorah – VIDEO BY HILLEL ENGEL
2015-03-15 Chabad of Weston – A Jewish Community in Exile
25.04.2015
3/15/2015 A Jewish Community in Exile presented by Chabad of Weston. Guest speaker Rabbi Shalom Gopin – Chief Rabbi Eastern Ukraine. Chabad of Weston, Rabbi Yisroel Spalter – Director
HAFRASHAT JALA 12.07.2013
Chabad Center in Nepal a Crisis Hub After Massive Earthquake
Watch the funniest and most emotional scenes of season one of the brand new tv-show Kathmandu. Please comment and let me know what you think and if you’d like me to make another one for the soon-to-be-released season 2!
Torah Celebration in Memory of George Abboudi- Chabad House Kathmandu Nepal- Family Travel Blog
A Frum Survivor Tells Her Story Publicly – For the First Time
25.03.2015
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Every survivor of child sexual abuse has a story. Most are untold.
On 3/22/15, in front of a large Los Angeles crowd, Sima Yarmush publicly told her story. For the first time.
For an image and information about her abuser click here: http://goo.gl/G0RuQD
Sima represents a wave of a new generation in the religious community that will no longer tolerate silence and cover ups.
This is her full uncut speech at the Jewish Community Watch event in Los Angeles 3/22/15.
Brooklyn Landlords Arrested for Allegedly Forcing Out Rent Stabilized Tenants
16.04.2015 JewsOnTelevision
BUSHWICK – A pair of Brooklyn brothers accused of forcing long-term rent-stabilized tenants out of their apartments was arrested and arraigned today.
District Attorney Ken Thompson says that brothers Joel and Aaron Israel destroyed their tenants’ apartments and made them unlivable, forcing the tenants out of their rent-stabilized homes.
Thompson says that the two landlords destroyed the apartments so that they could put them on the market at much higher rates. He says that the tenants in the Israels’ building on Linden Street were living in horrible conditions.
“Our landlord destroyed our kitchen and bathroom,” said tenant Michelle Crespo. “For 18 months, we had to use other people’s bathrooms, including public facilities as well.”
Both men pleaded not guilty in court.
The judge ordered a $50,000 cash bail for Joel Israel and a $25,000 cash bail for Aaron Israel. They are due back in court on June 18.
Mob In Beit Shemesh Screams NAZI At Charedi Soldie
A throwback to older times.
Mea Shearim ( מאה שערים) is one of the oldest Jewish neighborhoods in Jerusalem.
The quarter was established in 1874 and was surrounded by a wall .
The community created a list of regulations to preserve a religious atmosphere.
Mea Shearim today remains an insulated neighborhood with ultra cv population.
The 21st day of Kislev is celebrated annual by Satmar chasidim worldwide as the day R’ Yoel Teitelbaum Zt’l the founder of Satmar Chasidis in America, escaped from Hungary and this year marks the 67th anniversary of the Grand Rebbe’s escape from the Nazis.
R’ Teitelbaum was among over 1600 people who were transported out of Hungary by train due to the efforts of Rudolf Kastner, one of the leaders of Budapest’s Vaadat Ezra V’Hatzalah, who brokered a deal with Adolph Eichmann to let the passengers leave in exchange for a large sum of money, diamonds and gold. While Eichmann reneged on the deal and had the train sent to Bergen Belsen, the train was finally released after four months of negotiations and the passengers finally obtained their freedom when they arrived in Switzerland.
כ”א כסלו יום ההצלה של כ”ק מרן הרה”ק בעל הדברי יואל מסאטמאר זיע”א מציפורני הנאצים ימ”ש התאספו רבבות חסידי סאטמאר מכל רחבי ארה”ב בראשות כ”ק אדמו”ר מסאטמאר שליט”א לציין ולהודות לה’ יתברך על חסדו הגדול
Mimouna
est un minhag séfarade consistant à célébrer la cuisson de la première pâte cuite avec du levain (‘hametz) à l’issue de Pessa’h. Comme l’ensemble des fêtes juives, la Mimouna commence à la sortie des étoiles et se termine au coucher du soleil le lendemain.
מימונה מחרוזת “אהלאן וסהלאן” להקת שפתיים
מימונה מחרוזת “אהלאן וסהלאן” להקת שפתיים
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חג המימונה-מנהגי החג במרוקו:
יש כמה עדויות המוכיחות את קיום המימונה כבר במאה ה- 18 ואפילו קודם. הרב יוסף בן נאים זצ”ל,מרבני פאס,נתן בספרו ארבע טעמים לחג:
א.”מימונה”-מאמינים,בניסן נגאלו ובניסן עתידים להיגאל .
ב.בארבעה פרקים העולם נידון:בפסח על התבואה.אי לזאת מביאים שיבולים ומברכים עליהם ונוהגים מפרי הארץ ומטובה.
ג.שמחת הרגל אינה שלמה בחג שאין משלימים את ההלל,ולכן בא חג המימונה להשלים את שמחת החג.
ד.באסרו חג פסח נפטר רבי מימון,אביו של הרמב”ם ומאחר שאין הולכים להילולה בחודש ניסן,באה המימונה כעין תחליף להילולה.
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מימונה
מימונה מחרוזת “הלאלה מימונה” – להקת קזבלנקה
מימונה מחרוזת “לאלה מימונה” להקת קזבלנקה http://juifs-du-maroc.com/
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חג המימונה-מנהגי החג במרוקו:
יש כמה עדויות המוכיחות את קיום המימונה כבר במאה ה- 18 ואפילו קודם. הרב יוסף בן נאים זצ”ל,מרבני פאס,נתן בספרו ארבע טעמים לחג:
א.”מימונה”-מאמינים,בניסן נגאלו ובניסן עתידים להיגאל .
ב.בארבעה פרקים העולם נידון:בפסח על התבואה.אי לזאת מביאים שיבולים ומברכים עליהם ונוהגים מפרי הארץ ומטובה.
ג.שמחת הרגל אינה שלמה בחג שאין משלימים את ההלל,ולכן בא חג המימונה להשלים את שמחת החג.
ד.באסרו חג פסח נפטר רבי מימון,אביו של הרמב”ם ומאחר שאין הולכים להילולה בחודש ניסן,באה המימונה כעין תחליף להילולה.
לעוד מידע על חג המימונה כנסו לאתר ד’אר דייאלנה בקישור מעל.
תרבחו ותסעדו !
La communauté juive beglo-marocaine fête la Mimouna – Maghreb TV
Le Rabin Guigui, Maurice Tal et les membres de la communauté juive belgo-marocaine fêtent la Mimouna à Bruxelles.
MIMOUNA | Colorful Traditional | North African Jewish Celebration |
Celebrating MIMOUNA, Hosted by Zaavah & Kobi Atias. The mimona is a colorful traditional North African Jewish celebration held the day after Passover. It marks the start of spring and the return to eating chametz, i.e., leavened bread and bread by-products, which are forbidden throughout the week of Passover. Some believe the source of the name is Maimon, the father of the Rambam, Rabbi Moshe Ben Maimon, and the Mimouna marks the date of his birth or death. resent research by Yigal Bin-Nun , provide another point of view – relic to a paganism ritual to ladyluck Mimouna is also the name for the seasonal change and its festival in tribal languages in northern Mali and Mauritania from which the custom may also have originated
Chabad Israeli Center Bar Mitzvah – Leor
05.04.2015
Chabad Israeli Center Bar Mitzvah – Leor
Bar Mitzvah coverage by IsaacImage Toronto Wedding Photography Studio.
Klezmer music performance by
A Bar Mitzvah in Colorado Springs
Rabbi Moshe Liberow moved to Colorado Springs to establish a Chabad Jewish Center. His son Mendy who just turned 13 is celebrating his Bar Mitzvah. This video shows the experience of being a chabad shliach,becoming a bar mitzavh, and what it all means.
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“Две половины одного целого” лекция р. Хилеля Хаимова.mp4
Kaykov TV Presents lecture by Rabbi Hillel Khaimov “Two halves of one whole ” in Bukharian language May 14, 2012. @ Bukharian Jewish Center
Camera: Grigoriy & Roman Kaykov
Editing: Roman Kaykov
Ester: Real story (promo)
В моей жизни назревает что-то грандиозное – пытаюсь определить и не могу…Высвобождение из тесных пеленок? Примерка еще не подогнанного по размеру нового “я”? Перелет из былой реальности в смежную? Может быть, вы сможете сформулировать точнее, если увидите и услышите самую правдивую историю Эстер, изложенную в фильме обо мне. Для всех желающих помочь этому фильму состояться – горячая ссылка:
Lecture Esther Segal
Канал Эстер Сегаль,,,,,Esther Segal
VIDEO: Hatzolah Working On Trampled Victims At Levaya Of Rav Wosner
Some highlights from the national celebration of the Tenth Siyum Hashas of Daf HaYomi. The celebrations took place on Sunday, September 28, 1997 at the Madison Square Garden, Nassau Coliseum and throughout many cities worldwide.
Zamir Choral Foundation
Tzaddik KaTamar – Louis Lewandowski – HaZamir Festival 2015
31.03.2015
The 2015 HaZamir Tutti Ensemble singing Tzaddik Katamar (from Psalm 92; Mizmor Shir L’yom HaShabbat), composed by Louis Lewandowski, at the HaZamir Gala Concert in 2015, conducted by
Guest Conductor Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer and Matthew Lazar, Founder & Director of the Zamir Choral Foundation
Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center
Meyer Seewald: (Full Speech) ”Why I Founded Jewish Community Watch”
Jewish Community Watch is an organization dedicated toward the eradication of child sexual abuse within the orthodox Jewish community. As a victim advocacy group and community awareness center, JCW provides information to community members relating to accused predators as well as providing training and resources for survivors and their families.
Meyer Seewald, Director of JCW, recounted his story and reasons for creating the organization.
There is a growing new wave of people in our community that are standing with us to support the victim and prevent future victims. Join us by sharing this video and ‘LIKE’ing us on Facebook: http://www.jewishcommunitywatch.org/
Witness Who Called 911 Describes Fatal Fire Horror Where 7 Siblings Died
Brooklyn Leaders Emphasize Fire Safety As Jewish Community Mourns
24.03.2015
In the wake of a tragic fire that killed seven children this past weekend, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams said Monday night Brooklyn needs to have its own burn center
R’ Gavriel Sassoon Gives YWN Edited Version of ‘Cry No More’ Recording Without Kol Isha
25.03.2015
The attached audio / video has been given to YWN by R’ Gavriel Sassoon, and has been edited of all Kol Isha. Last Year on Chanukah the entire Sassoon family gathered in a music studio, and recorded themselves singing Yaakov Shwekey’s “Cry No More”.
Mr. Sassoon was distraught after learning that the audio with his wife and daughters singing had gone viral, and made sure that a new version was edited in a music studio today. The audio was subsequently given to YWN to share.
Listen to the song as it takes on a whole new meaning in light of recent events….
PJ Library is a Jewish engagement program implemented on a local level throughout North America.
We mail free, high-quality Jewish children’s literature and music to families across the continent on a monthly basis.
Visit http://www.PJLibrary.org today!
Chabad’s Gala 20, Part 1
Chabad’s Gala 20, Part 2
12.02.2015
Chabad-Lubavitch of Greater Boynton – Beis Menachem celebrated two decades of Jewish Community Building aboard The Luxury Yacht Catalina, paying Tribute to Chabad’s Newest Founders; Hans & Susan Klein and robert & Mindy Licht.
Chabad of Palm Beach Gardens Inaugural Gala Video March 22 2015
Chabad 30 Year Anniversary Honoring Rabbi Chaim & Rivkie Block
23.03.2015 http://www.ChabadSA.com
Chabad Center for Jewish Life & Learning
Annual L’chaim Event
Chabad PBG building Dedication in memory of Devorah Krinsky obm
23.03.2015
Devorah Krinsky, Rabbi Dovid and Chana Vigler
Freshmen Tannenbaum Chabad Review 2015
12.03.2015
Chabad in Israel
23.02.2015
Chabad of Princeton University
Spring Break, March 2014
++++,,,Legislator Wieder giving his remarks before the full Rockland County Legislature 3/16/15
16.03.2015
Shas Campaign in Har Nof on Israeli Election Day קמפיין הבחירות של ש”ס בנוף הר
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Chabad Centennial Chassidic Symphony (EXCERPTS)
A SPECTACULAR MUSICAL CELEBRATION! Immerse yourself in an incredible philharmonic journey, spanning 300-years of Chabad-Chassidic musical masterworks, captured live by Emmy-award winning video and audio directors! The Chabad Centennial Symphony was performed before an audience of 2,000, in March of 2002, showcasing over 40 songs and melodies, arranged in ten thematic suites, as orchestrated and conducted by Yisroel Lamm. Purchase the full DVD at http://www.ChabadSymphony.com.
Cantor Chaim Adler – El Male Rachamim | חזן חיים אדלר – אל מלא רחמים
30.04.2015
Chazan Chaim Adler & Jerusalem Great Synagogue Chior – Conductor ELli Jaffe Singing “El Male Rachamim” on Yom Hazikaron April 22 2015 at the Great Synagogue in Jerusalem, in attendance of the Israeli chief rabbis Rabbi David Lau and Rabbi Yitzak Yosef
Rachmastrivka Rebbe Spends Shabbos In Monsey – Iyar 5775
27.04.2015
Rachmastrivka Rebbe Spends Shabbos In Monsey – Iyar 5775
האדמו”ר מראחמסטריווקא שבת בעיר מונסי
צילום י סנדיק
Beri Weber With Meshorerim Choir and more…
Niggun Sheyibone
27.04.2015
May it be Your will, L-rd our G-d and G-d of our fathers, that the Holy Temple be rebuilt speedily in our days, and grant us our portion in your Torah.” From the daily prayers.
10 Shevat 5735 Maamar Bosi Legani
26.01.2015
As we prepare for Yud Shevat, here is the Maamar Bosi Legani 5735 corresponding to this year’s chapter of Bosi Legani
בינו נא מורדים – בביצוע ר’ חיים לוק Binu Na Mordim with R. Haim Louk
21.04.2015
פיוט מענה שנכתב ע”י ר’ דוד בוזגלו, גדול פייטני מרוקו במאה העשרים, לשירו של חיים גורי “באב אל וואד”.
מתוך סדרת המופעים “שירת המגרב” בעריכת חנה פתיה
שירה: ר’ חיים לוק
‘עבודת הניגון’ במלווה מלכה יחד עם חיליק פרנק – ישיבת עתניאל
26.04.2015
ישיבת עתניאל
תקציר:
התוועדות מלווה מלכה יחד עם חיליק פרנק שהתקיימה בישיבת עתניאל מוצש”ק פרשת ´וארא´ (שבת מברכין) תשע”ה. בערב נוגנו ניגונים וחיליק שיתף את הציבור כיצד לדעתו מתבטאת עבודת ה´ בניגון.
לצפיה בניגונים נוספים ושיעורים מבית ישיבת בית ועד הר חברון – עתניאל בקרו באתרנו: http://www.otniel.org/
Mordechai Ben David, Ma Ashib, Musica Judia
06.04.2015
Rebbe Elimelech & Israeli dance – France, 1965
f.r.i.e.d performs a down memory lane medley
16.09.2014
live in concert singing his earliest album hits
Sanz – Seret Viznitz – Kretchnif Wedding – Adar 5775
03.03.2015
אלפי חסידי צאנז השתתפו בשמחת בית צדיקים בנישואי נכד כ”ק מרן האדמו”ר מצאנז שליט”א בן לבנו הרה”צ הגרימ”ד הלברשטאם ראש רשת הישיבות צאנז עם נינת כ”ק האדמו”ר מסערט ויז’ניץ נכדה לחתנו אב”ד קוסוב ויז’ניץ בת להרה”צ ר’ איתמר רוזנבוים בן כ”ק האדמו”ר מקרעטשניף שליט”א • השמחה נערכה בהיכל הגדול בקרית צאנז עד לשעות הקטנות של הלילה • צפו ברגעים המלהיבים והמרוממים בעלוץ קריה בטוב צדיקים
cantor shlomo glick – בריך שמיה – בביצוע החזן שלמה גליק
★ צפו בקליפ המלא של החזן שלמה גליק מבצע את בריך שמיה.. יחד עם המנצח הדגול מרדכי סובול והפילהרמונית ★
Rajem, Español Y Hebreo, Yaakov Shwekey
Sham’a Vatismach Tziyon Cantor Simon Cohen Composed by Dr Mordechai Sobol Chazzanut
http://CantorSi.com accompanied by Dr Mordechai Sobol and the Yuval Choir and Symphony Orchestra, sings Sham-ah Vatismach Tsion. This composition was composed especially by Mordechai Sobol for Simon. The composition can be found in Psalm 97 or in the Kabalat Shabbat Friday evening service. Enjoy!
החזן סיימון כהן שר שמעה ותשמח ציון אשר הולחן ע”י ד”ר מרדכי סובול במיוחד עבורו. http://www.CantorSimonCohen.com
Tzaly Gold – Geroishen! With Sympinny and Yedidim | צלי גאלד – גערוישן אין הימל – סימפיני וידידים
25.03.2015
Enjoy this fabulous performance of MBD’s all time hit מי כעמך ישראל presented here by Tzali Gold and Yedidim Choir, at an event in upstate New York.
Mix zemiros and more,,,
חיים ישראל שר ואפילו בהסתרה וניגון חבד בחברון פסח תשעה
02.04.2015
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Time To Say Goodbye -A Team orchestra Feat. Amram Adar & The Meshorerim Choir
21.01.2015
The A Team Orchestra Chuppah series presents: ‘Time To Say Goodbye – Bo’ee B’Shalom’ Featuring Adar accompanied by Meshorerim Choir.
Baryo ● “Or Halevono” ♫ “בריו חקשור – “אור הלבנה ● (The official music video)
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‘עבודת הניגון’ עם חיליק פרנק – מלוה מלכה בישיבת עתניאל
מלוה מלכה עם חיליק פרנק שהתקיים בישיבת עתניאל במוצאי שבת פרשת ‘וארא’ אור לב’ שבט התשע”ג. בערב נוגנו ניגונים וחיליק שיתף את הציבור כיצד לדעתו מתבטאת עבודת ה’ בניגון.
לניגונים נוספים של חיליק פרנק בעתניאל ולשיעור תורה של רבני הישיבה מוזמנים לבקר באתר הישיבה:http://www.otniel.org
אבי בן ישראל – הראשון לציון רבי יצחק יוסף | Avi Ben Israel – Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef
הזמר המיוחד אבי בן ישראל מוציא בימים אלו שיר חדש ומרומם על הראשל”צ ונשיא בית הדין הרבני הגדול הגאון רבי יצחק יוסף שליט”א.
מילים: הוא עמל בתורה יומם ולייל , שעורים בהלכה לעם ישראל , שפתותיו שזורות בתורה וזיו , מרים קרן התורה בדרכיי אביו , הוביל ישיבתו כרועה של צאן , מוליך את עמו באמונה ורצון , פוסק ודורש כל ימיי חייו , כותב ומלקט מאוצרות מרן ,
פזמון: הוא הראשון לציון רבי יצחק יוסף , מחבר הספרים , אוצרות ילקוט יוסף
הוא נבחר כאביו להנהיג את העם , כי ראשון לציון הנה הינם., גאון הדור ואור לעולם , בליבו ונשמתו אהבת חינם ,לומד ושוקד בתורת אמת , וידיו פרושות להעניק ולתת , מאחלים אנו לך , את כל הברכות , שתצעד בהצלחה , בדרך האבות , והקל איתך תמיד , במעשה ידך , וממעל בהשגחה , גם מרן איתך.
הראשון לציון – רבי יצחק יוסף / מילים: קטרין ברכה ואבי בן ישראל. לחן: חיים בר ואבי בן ישראל. תמונות: יעקב כהן , עיבוד: אלי אסרף
Freilach feat. Shloime Daskal & Zemiros Group – “Golus Mitzrayim”
05.04.2015
In honor of Pesach, we are proud to present to you this new video of the Freilach band and famed vocalist Shloime Daskal, accompanied by the melodious voices of the Zemiros Group, performing “Golus Mitzrayim” – Originally recorded by the King of JM Mordechai Ben David on the album ‘Let My People Go’ back in the 80’s.
Wishing all of our clients and Klal Yisroel, a Chag Kosher V’someach!
Mixed – Mendy Hershkowitz
Video – Motty Engel
93,000 Jews Dancing at Siyum Hashas
Most people seemed to agree, the most inspiring moment of the Siyum Hashas at MetLife stadium was the 15 minutes of music and dance. 90,000 Yidden, Kein Yirbu.
Brit (Covenant) Shimshai & Assi Rose Playing at Shimshai’s Home in California
This is the first time I heard the song… and the first time I played it… right in front of the camera… not even a second take… that was it… fresh.. as soon as I heard it I was thinking man.. how come I never heard that song before.. then Shimshai said he composed it, I was speechless… its A classic, and we are now creating History.. these are the moments captured while I am thinking those thoughts…
הלכתי לבקר את שימשיי בבית שלו בלב הג’ונגל בדרום קליפורניה- לקראת ההופעות הראשונות בארץ שאלתי אותו אם הוא מכיר שירים בעברית והוא שלף את השיר הזה- שהוא בעצמו הלחין– מיד ידעתי שמדובר בקלאסיקה שכולם בעתיד יאהבו, הרגשתי שיש לשיר הזה מסר וכח, ועד היום אני ממשיך לשיר אותו ולהפיצו בכל מקום ובכל אפשרות
Vehi sheomdah Yonathan Razel Yaakov Shwekey pesaj.Por Siempre Israel.
No Llores Mas Jerusalem (Subtitulado) – Yaakov Shwekey
02.04.2015
Una canción dedicada a todos.
Kolos Choir singing at a Sheva Brochos
30.03.2015
Kolos Choir a new upcoming group singing at a sheva brochos in Spinka Hall in Boro Park.
Dovid Kish on the keys
For bookings call: 347-486-0031
Moshe Hecht – Believers (Official Music Video)
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The video, directed by New York/Miami based filmmaker Ferrel Goldsmith of Yeoville Productions (http://bit.ly/MCW7LI), features a young woman who is trying to return a lost item and ends up finding
Moshe Hecht
“מִי שֶׁעָשָׂה נִסִּים” – Blue Melody ft. Chaim D. Berson & Zemiros Group
29.03.2015
A timely powerful תפלה encapsulated in a powerful Melody.
As חדש ניסן is upon us, the month of חרות, the month of גאולה, one cannot help but think about all of the צרות that we are facing across every part of the world. Without exception. We are all in it together. We can feel each others worry and pain. Who can say they are not ready nor anxious to see the גאולה שלימה immediately!
This coming Pesach let’s come together as one. Let us Sing as One Nation in harmony. A תפלה in אחדות. A cry that will pierce the above from all corners of earth.
מי שעשה נסים לאבותינו וגאל אותם מעבדות לחרות. הוא יגאל אותנו בקרוב ויקבץ נדחינו מארבע כנפות הארץ חברים כל ישראל, ונאמר אמן.
25.03.2015
תזמורת המנגנים: קומטאנץ | שרולי ורדיגר – ייבנה המקדש
מקהלת שירה: שרגי גולד, זבי פריד, הרשי וינברגר, יואלי הורוביץ, אלי שפריי
המנגנים | קומטאנץ 1 – תקציר וידאו | Hamenagnim | Kumtantz 1 Official Trailer
Shwekey Live In Nokia – Mi Sheberach
Yaakov Shwekey au Palais des Congrès de Paris le Lundi 17 Novembre 2014 avec la participation exceptionnelle de Shlomi Shabat
Mendy J – Habeit Reimagined (Ft. Chananya Begun)
25.03.2015
Music video by Mendy J Performing Habeit Reimagined Ft. Chananya Begun. (C) 2015 New Sound Productions
Mendy J- Sim Shalom (Official Music Video) מענדי ג’- שים שלום
Adir Hoo – Folk – Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach – אדיר הוא – עממי – רבי שלמה קרליבך
26.03.2015
Adir Hoo – Folk – Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach – אדיר הוא – עממי – רבי שלמה קרליבך
The Naftali Kalfa Project – Full Album
Naftali Kalfa
Lo Yaavod – Yaakov Shwekey
Time to Dance – Yaakov Shwekey
Yaakov Shwekey au Palais des Congrès de Paris le Lundi 17 Novembre 2014 avec la participation exceptionnelle de Shlomi Shabat
Dance! Wedding with Menachem Moskowitz and Naftali Schnitzler | רקוד! חתונה חסידית מנחם מאשקאוויטש
22.03.2015
Chasidic Wedding with Menachem Moskowitz and Naftali Schnitzler
Avraham Fried and Avrumi Halpern Live in Manchester
24.03.2015
Avraham Fried Live in Manchester at the Zichron Menachem concert – Event City. A selection of English classics
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Siman Tov by Shauly Waldner (Official Music Video)
Shauly Waldner presents his all new music video, Siman Tov, from the debut album Tov Hashem. This original music video brings out the Simcha in a unique and fresh way.
Al Naharot Bavel – Boaz Davidoff, Martin Widerker | על נהרות בבל – בועז דוידוף, מרטין וידרקר
27.03.2015
Director: Yizik Grovais
Script and Production Manager: Israel Bergman
Photography Director: Mendy Or
Photographer: Yakov Salem
Aerial Photography: “Hyper”
Editing & After Effects: “Hyper”
Set Manager: Yidi Grusgot
Composer: Martin Meir Widerker
Singing and Music Arrangements: Boaz Davidoff
Tzaly Gold – Geroishen! With Sympinny and Yedidim | צלי גאלד – גערוישן אין הימל – סימפיני וידידים
25.03.2015
Enjoy this fabulous performance of MBD’s all time hit מי כעמך ישראל presented here by Tzali Gold and Yedidim Choir, at an event in upstate New York.
צלי גולד – גערויש אין הימל – סימפיני וידידים
22.03.2015
הכל אפשרי כשצוות מוזיקאלי מנצח נפגש יחד על במה אחד ולוטשת יהלום של שיר
כל זה קרה בחתונה של נגיד הקהילה בבארא פארק שבברוקלין מסביב שולחנות ערוכי באוכל משובח ויינות עתיקים
הנגיד ביקש מחברי המקהלה שיר ביידיש משהו אופייני לכבוד חג הפסח הקרב ובא. חברי המקהלה החליטו ללכת מקורי על חומר משובח ועתיק של
״מונה רוזנבלום״
ועיבד את השיר ושיגר את זה היישר לאוזני האורחים שקפצו מכיסאותיהם כששמעו את הביצוע
הזמר שמילו אונגר תרם בקולו החזק והמתוק וביצע את הלחן בטוב טעם וחן כשתזמורת פריילך מלווה את השיר עם גרוב מוזיקאלי מיוחד
לחן ומקור : מונה רוזנבלום מתוך הדיסק ״מונה 4״
שירה מקורית ומילים : ליפא שמלצער
Yumi Lowy & Yedidim Choir “The Second dance set ” an Aaron Teitelbaum Production
29.03.2015
Yumi Lowy & Yedidim Choir Singing The “Second Dance set “At a Wedding in the Hilton Meadowlands On March 8, 2015 Conducted by Yisroel Lamm an Aaron Teitelbaum Production
Avrum Mordche Schwartz Singing “4 Sides To One Story” At The RCCs KJ Dinner,
http://www.rofehcholim.org
RCCS provides an array of services for cancer-stricken patients in need; primary among them is the subsidizing of health insurance.
RCCS “Balaichtungen” Official music video – Yoely Greenfeld
Yoely Greenfeld sings “Balaichtungen” a tribute to RCCS – Rofeh Cholim Cancer Society.
The video captures a father to a sick child as he travels to meet different people who encourage him and his son.
Produced by Danny Finkelman
Director of Photography Sean Sinderbrand
Co-directed by Tzvi Waldman
Starring: Shai Wiener, and Gedalya Rauch.
Music by Leib Yaakov Rigler
Composed by Noam Kamelhar and Michoel Pruzansky
Lyrics by Motti Illowitz
Choir by Yedidim
Isaac Honig & Malchus Choir with Hamenagnim Orchestra – Kinesher
26.03.2015
מעמד סיום המחזור הראשון של הדף היומי בהלכה של ארגון דרשו
Simply Tzfat – Instrumental
15.02.2015
Cantor Yanky Lemmer, Frank London & Michael Winograd – Project Ahava Raba – Studio Session
24.03.2015
Project Ahava Raba
A prayer, a Nusach and most importantly an invocation of the the abundant love between man and his Creator.
It is through this project that Cantor Yaakov Lemmer, trumpeter Frank London and clarinetist Michael Winograd elicit these emotions.
The project was conceived while touring Europe and performing at various Jewish Culture festivals. It is a marriage of Klezmer, Chazzanut, with an old school feel yet a refreshening energy and vibe.
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Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust Virtual Tour
Jewish History Manifesto by Dr. Henry Abramson
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Essential Lectures in Jewish History,,,, by Dr. Henry Abramson
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Independence Day 2015 of Israel IDF – 67 years – יום העצמאות 2015 למדינת ישראל – 67 שנים -דגלנים
22.04.2015
Independence Day 2015 of Israel – 67 years – יום העצמאות 2014 למדינת ישראל – 67 שנים -דגלנים
Full Recording – Israeli Declaration of Independence
Israeli Declaration of Independence as read by David Ben Gurion in Tel Aviv
The following day, the 1948 war started with all neighboring arab countries
sending thier armies to stop the foundation of a Jewish State
USC Shoah Foundation i
USC Shoah Foundation is dedicated to making audio-visual interviews with survivors and witnesses of the Holocaust and other genocides a compelling voice for education and action.
The Institute currently has over 53,000 testimonies recorded in 39 languages in 61 countries that allow us to see the faces and hear the voices of those who witnessed history, allowing them to teach and inspire action against intolerance
Days of Remembrance: The Power of Music
Celebration of the state Israel – London, 1949 – Hatikva, Hora
Jews of London celebrate the foundation of the state Israel and sing the Hatikva and dance the Hora, 1949.
MACHAL – Volunteers from the Diaspora in 1948
Israel National News TV Archives: MACHAL, Volunteer Fighters from the Diaspora played a major role in Israel’s success in the 1948 War of Independence. MACHAL pilot, Smoky Simon and Former Israeli President Ezer Weitzman, who was the Israel Air Force’s founding commander, discuss the important role MACHAL played in 1948 and beyond..
Golda Meir Interview on Arab-Israeli Relations and Terrorism (1973)
Golda Meir (Hebrew: גּוֹלְדָּה מֵאִיר; earlier Golda Meyerson, born Golda Mabovich (Голда Мабович); May 3, 1898 — December 8, 1978) was a teacher, kibbutznik and politician who became the fourth Prime Minister of the State of Israel.
Meir was elected Prime Minister of Israel on March 17, 1969, after serving as Minister of Labour and Foreign Minister. Israel’s first and the world’s third woman to hold such an office, she was described as the “Iron Lady” of Israeli politics years before the epithet became associated with British prime minister Margaret Thatcher. Former prime minister David Ben-Gurion used to call Meir “the best man in the government”; she was often portrayed as the “strong-willed, straight-talking, grey-bunned grandmother of the Jewish people.”
In 1974, after the conclusion of the Yom Kippur War, Meir resigned as prime minister. She died in 1978.
After Levi Eshkol’s sudden death on February 26, 1969, the party elected Meir as his successor. Meir came out of retirement to take office on March 17, 1969, serving as prime minister until 1974. Meir maintained the coalition government formed in 1967, after the Six-Day War, in which Mapai merged with two other parties (Rafi and Ahdut HaAvoda) to form the Israel Labour party.
In 1969 and the early 1970s, Meir met with many world leaders to promote her vision of peace in the Middle East, including Richard Nixon (1969), Nicolae Ceausescu (1972) and Pope Paul VI (1973). In 1973, she hosted the chancellor of West Germany, Willy Brandt in Israel.
In August 1970, Meir accepted a U.S. peace initiative that called for an end to the War of Attrition and an Israeli pledge to withdraw to “secure and recognized boundaries” in the framework of a comprehensive peace settlement. The Gahal party quit the national unity government in protest, but Meir continued to lead the remaining coalition.
In the wake of the Munich massacre at the 1972 Summer Olympics, Meir appealed to the world to “save our citizens and condemn the unspeakable criminal acts committed.” Outraged at the perceived lack of global action, she ordered the Mossad to hunt down and assassinate the Black September and PFLP operatives who took part in the massacre. The 1986 TV film Sword of Gideon, based on the book Vengeance: The True Story of an Israeli Counter-Terrorist Team by George Jonas, and Steven Spielberg’s movie Munich (2005) were based on these events.
During the 1970s some Russian-Jewish emigrants were allowed to leave the Soviet Union for Israel by way of Austria. When seven of these emigrants were taken hostage at the Austria-Czechoslovakian border by Palestinian Arab fighters in September 1973, Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky closed the Jewish Agency’s transit facility in Schönau, Lower Austria. A few days later in Vienna, Meir tried to convince Kreisky to re-open the facility by appealing to his own Jewish origin, and described his position as “succumbing to terrorist blackmail”. Kreisky did not change his position, so Meir returned to Israel infuriated. A few months later Austria opened a new transition camp.
Meir’s story has been the subject of many fictionalized portrayals. In 1977, Anne Bancroft played Meir in William Gibson’s Broadway play Golda. The Australian actress Judy Davis played a young Meir in the television film A Woman Called Golda (1982), opposite Leonard Nimoy. Ingrid Bergman played the older Golda in the same film. In 2003, the American Jewish actress Tovah Feldshuh portrayed her on Broadway in Golda’s Balcony, Gibson’s second play about Meir’s life. The one-woman show was controversial in its implication that Meir considered using nuclear weapons during the Yom Kippur War.
Valerie Harper portrayed her in the touring company and in the film version of Golda’s Balcony. Supporting actress Colleen Dewhurst portrayed her in the 1986 TV-movie Sword of Gideon. In 2005, actress Lynn Cohen portrayed Meir in Steven Spielberg’s film Munich. Later on, Tovah Feldshuh assumed her role once again in the 2006 English-speaking French movie O Jerusalem. She was played by the Polish actress Beata Fudalej in the 2009 film The Hope by Márta Mészáros.
Golda Meir and the Foundations of Israel Dr. Henry Abramson Jewish History Lecture
A presentation of the life of Golda Meir (1898-1978), spanning her immigration to Israel in 1921 through the end of her term as the fourth Prime Minister of Israel in 1974. The lecture will discuss the foundations of the Yishuv, the pre-state Jewish community, and touch on the major social and military conflicts that Israel endured during the first three decades of its existence. The lecture was held at Young Israel of Bal Harbour.
By Air, Land, and Sea: Aliyah under the British Mandate
19.04.2015
Toldot Yisrael (http://www.toldotyisrael.org) presents the dramatic stories of Jews from Germany, Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Iraq who overcame great obstacles in their efforts to reach the Land of Israel. For 2,000 years, Jews around the world dreamed about returning to the Land of Israel. But the rise of antisemitism in the 1930s and 40s made the need to return to Israel far more urgent. Jews fled their homes in Europe and Arab Lands seeking refuge in Palestine but found the British Mandate had all but closed the doors to aliyah, forcing them to find dangerous and illegal methods to immigrate – by air, land, and sea.
This movie is the fifth episode in the “Eyewitness 1948” short film series produced by Toldot Yisrael. It is the centerpiece of an educational pilot program made possible through the generous support of the Jim Joseph Foundation, the Alexander Family, and others.
Eyewitness 1948
Toldot Yisrael (http://www.toldotyisrael.org) presents the story of six Jewish heroes who defiantly blew the shofar at the Kotel (Western Wall) over sixty years ago, when it was illegal to do so in British Mandatory Palestine. The British passed a law in 1930 forbidding Jews to blow the shofar at the Kotel, pray loudly there, or bring Torah scrolls, so as not to offend the Arab population.
Despite this restriction, for the next seventeen years, the shofar was sounded at the Kotel every Yom Kippur. Shofars were smuggled in to the Kotel where brave teenagers defiantly blew them at the conclusion of the fast. Some managed to get away – others were captured and sent to jail for up to six months.
Six of these men are still alive.
Two weeks ago, these six men returned to the scene of their “crime”. Armed with shofars, they recounted their individual stories and blew shofar again at the Kotel.
Echoes of a Shofar is the premiere episode in the “Eyewitness 1948” short film series produced by Toldot Yisrael and the History Channel. It is the centerpiece of an educational pilot program developed with The iCenter and made possible through the generous support of the Jim Joseph Foundation and others.
Producer
Eric Halivni (Weisberg)
Director and Editor
Tal Ella
Production and Cinematography
Peleg Levy
Narrator
Troy De Lowe
Editor
Nahum Grinberg
Original Score and Sound Editor
Uri Kalian
מפיק: אריה הלבני
במאי ועורך : טל אלה
הפקה וצילום: פלג לוי
עורך וידאו: נחום גרינברג
מוסיקה ומיקס: אורי קליאן, סוויט סאונד
קריין: טרוי דילו
The Founders: The Story of the 1948 Generation
“תולדות ישראל” בחדשות
יום עיון תיעוד בעל פה – תולדות ישראל 2014
המייסדים: סיפורו של דור תש”ח
Yom HaShoah through Photographs and Songs
While listening to songs heard throughout Israel during Yom HaShoah, witness photographs of brave men and women who were lost to us during the Holocaust. We will never forget.
shoah images
Israel: Birth of a State
Israel: Birth of a State
This segment of the landmark documentary, The Jewish Americans tells the story of the establishment of the Jewish State and American Jewish efforts to make a homeland in Israel a reality.
After World War II, the British found themselves in an increasingly precarious position in Palestine. World opinion favored the establishment of a Jewish state, or at least a sanctuary for the Jewish refugees from the Holocaust, in Palestine. Arab nationalists demanded a cessation of Jewish immigration to the region. Britain tried desperately, and ultimately unsuccessfully, to maintain control of this strategically important territory. In February 1947,Britain announced its intention to cede control of Palestine to the United Nations. The United Nations, in November 1947, passed a plan to partition Palestine into an Arab state and a Jewish state. The partition plan directed Britain to quit Palestine by August 1948.
The plan was accepted by the Jews, rejected by the Arabs, and met with skepticism by the British. From November 1947 until their ultimate departure from the region in May 1948, Britain did little to prepare either party for independence as the British were convinced that no Jewish state could possible endure in the face of Arab armed forces that had pledged to attack upon the declaration of a Jewish state. Meanwhile, the Jews moved ahead with plans for statehood, establishing a provisional government under the leadership of David Ben Gurion in March 1948. On May 14, 1948 while Egyptian fighter-bombers flew overhead and the last remaining British troops prepared to depart, Ben Gurion and his cabinet gathered at the Tel Aviv Museum where they proclaimed the independence of the state of Israel.
One day after the state was declared, the armies of Egypt, Transjordan, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon invaded Israel and the War of Independence began. Israel emerged victorious, but not without great cost. Thousands of Israeli and Arab soldiers died and approximately 600,000 Palestinians fled their homes, thus creating a refugee problem that continues to trouble the region to this day
Israel: The Birth of a Nation ( ישראל לידתה של אומה )
Israel: Birth of a Nation documentary shows true history of Israel’s legitimate establishment
Israel: Birth of a Nation is a History Channel documentary presented by acclaimed British historian, Sir Martin Gilbert. The documentary chronicles the events of the Israeli War of Independence (1948-1949) using archive film, photographs, and interviews with participants.
On May 15, one day after the creation of the State of Israel, the Arab armies of Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Lebanon invaded the new Jewish state. The Arab forces were significantly larger than Israel’s and were better equipped. Yet, coordination and organization were lacking and the Arab armies were often at odds with each other, seeking to incorporate territory from Palestine into their own states.
Despite their small numbers, the Jews were well-organized, well-disciplined and well-trained. The war was marked by long periods of fighting and temporary cease-fires. Finally, fighting officially ended in January 1949, at which time Israel held the 5,600 square miles allotted to it by the UN partition plan plus an addition 2,500 square miles. Trans-Jordan held the eastern sector of Jerusalem and the West Bank and Egypt held the Gaza Strip. From January to July 1949, armistice agreements were signed with Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria based on the frontlines as they were at the end of the fighting. These lines created the borders of the new state and as a result, Israel gained control of the areas which would have been part of the Arab state envisioned by the UN had the Arab world not gone to war with Israel.
At the time, Israel hoped that the armistice agreements would lead to official Arab-Israeli peace treaties. The Arab states, however, refused to recognize Israel’s existence and negotiate peace and remained in a state of war with the Jewish state. They continued their economic, political, social and cultural boycott of the Jewish state which was instituted by the Arab League in 1945. The Arab economic boycott of Israel prohibited Arab peoples, companies and states from conducting business both with Israel and with other companies who do business with Israel. They also embarked on a campaign to isolate the Jewish state in the international community.
Some Arab leaders attempted secret negotiations with Israel. Tragically, some of them were murdered, including King Abdullah of Jordan who was assassinated in Jerusalem in 1951. The Arab states provided little help to Palestinians who became refugees after the war. Only Jordan offered Palestinian Arabs citizenship. Refugee camps were set up and maintained primarily by the United Nations and other international relief organizations.
Yom Hashoah – Holocaust Memorial Evening Ceremony Hannaton 2015
15.04.2015
Artistic expression with Ayalah Gura and Tamar Santis
Jewish Music Toronto does Eli Eli – אלי אלי – (Halicha Lekesariya) – Yom HaShoah and Yom Hazikaron
13.04.2015
In this week’s lesson, Jewish Music Toronto is taking some time to commemorate Yom HaShoah – יום השואה (Holocaust Remembrance Day) and Yom Hazikaron – יום הזיכרון (Israeli Memorial Day) in our own little way. We’re doing this by learning Halicha Lekesariya – הליכה לקיסריה, better known as Eli Eli (My God, My God) אלי, אלי.
Details on the author, composer and translations are included within the video, as well as our resource links below.
16.04.2015
איך סיקרה התקשורת את ניצולי השואה כשעלו לארץ, וכיצד היא מסקרת אותם כיום? רות בונדי, ניצולת שואה, סופרת ומתרגמת, וביתה טל בשן, עיתונאית ‘מעריב’ מתארחות באולפן.
וגם- השבוע פורסם דו”ח של משרד הבריאות על כך שחצי מהילדים שחלו בסרטן בנפת חיפה בין השנים 98-2007, לקו במחלה בשל זיהום אוויר.
באיזו צורה מכסה התקשורת את הנושא ומדוע?
עו”ד אליס גולדמן, פעילה חברתית, מפרץ חיפה, דורון שפר, כתב קול ישראל בחיפה ואלי לוי, חדשות 10 יגיבו באולפן.
שלוש הדקות האחרונות של התכנית חתוכות, ניתן לצפות בתכנית המלאה בלינק הבא:
Yom Hashoah, Remembering the Holocaust
From 1933-1945, the Nazis murdered 11 million people. On Yom Hashoah, the Day of Remembrance, we light a candle for those who lost their lives.
The Future of Judaism with Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
(Visit: http://www.uctv.tv/) For Jews and for Judaism the twentieth century brought unprecedented suffering and incredible achievements — but as a new century gets going, their role in the future is up for grabs. Jonathan Sacks, Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregation of the Commonwealth, refutes the arguments for isolationism and the self-sufficiency of “people that dwell alone” that have proven so tempting through history, instead making the case that Jews and Judaism must renew their sense of hope and purpose to engage positively with the developing global culture. Series: “Herman P. and Sophia Taubman Endowed Symposia in Jewish Studies” [2/2013] [Humanities] [Show ID: 24414]
The Future of Remembrance: Presentation of the European Holocaust Research Infrastructure
30.03.2015
This short film was premiered at the Presentation of the European Holocaust Research Infrastructure on 26 March 2015 in Berlin. During this presentation the EHRI online portal was launched. The EHRI portal gives access to dispersed Holocaust sources and is a growing resource. At the time of the launch it already provided access to rich information about more than 1,800 Holocaust-related archival institutions in 51 countries, and to descriptions of tens of thousands of archival materials. Please visit the portal for online searching and more info, https://portal.ehri-project.eu/.
A Glimpse of Jewish Life in Budapest Before the Holocaust By. Professor Rich Gair
While visiting the Holocaust Museum in Budapest, Hungary during July 2011 I shot this 5 min. plus clip. It shows various scenes of the once vibrant, cultured, happy life that Jews experienced on a daily basis. After the Shoah this vitality was replaced with death, destruction and just memories of what once was. A culture that lives on only through our memories, stories, pictures and remnants of it.
Zachor!!
The Lost Faces of Europe’s Jews
See the faces of Jewish families that once populated this continent before the Holocaust. Their’s was a rich and vibrant culture, lost to the world forever.
Why Should We Remember?
Holocaust Education Video – Overview of the Holocaust and its relevance in today’s world.
A History Of The Jews In England The Beginning of Persecution and the Organization of Jewry
10.01.2015
For the first time Crusading enthusiasm—hitherto at a low ebb—spread throughout England among all classes, from highest to lowest. It was inevitable that the feeling against the Jews was accentuated. The heavy exactions of the previous reign, of which they had been to some extent the instruments, were not forgotten, and there was little prospect that the policy of the government would change. Increasing numbers and prosperity were a prolific cause of jealousy. In 1179 Pope Alexander III had felt obliged to exhort the king to protect the monks of St. Augustine’s, Canterbury, in their business dealings with the Jews, which must have been of considerable volume.
Jews and Law in England 1190 1290
19.03.2015
A talk by Paul Brand (University of Oxford) on the English laws regulating Jewish communities before their expulsion in 1290. The talk took place on March 4, 2015 in the approach to the 800th anniversary Magna Carta.
Bukharian Jewish Cemetery Chigotay in Tashkent, May 2012
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Jewish Cemetery in Wrocław 1856 (museum) Walking tour, The most beautiful I have ever seen
Established in 1856, this 4.6 hectare cemetery is perhaps the most well-preserved testament to the former strength of Breslau’s pre-war Jewish community, with over 1200 gravestones. Closed in 1942, the cemetery quickly fell into deep neglect: in 1945 it was turned into a fortress by the Nazis and saw fierce fighting as evidenced by the eerie bullet holes in many of the gravestones. Preservation began in the 1970s and in 1991 it was opened as the Museum of Jewish Cemetery Art in tribute to the craftsmanship of its sepulchral art. Indeed the beauty and diversity of styles and symbols on display is perhaps unmatched anywhere. Many noteworthy figures are buried here, including the renowned biologist Ferdinand Cohn, the historian Heinrich Graetz (author of the first complete history of the Jews), Clara Immerwahl (first female PhD student at the University of Breslau, and wife of Fritz Haber, who committed suicide in objection to her husband’s work developing chemical warfare), Ferdinand Lassalle (founder and leader of the first labour party in Germany, killed in a duel), and the parents of Edith Stein; using old records some of their tombstones are slowly being restored. However, despite these modest efforts the Ślężna Street Cemetery remains a completely mysterious and evocative sanctuary of decaying vine-covered monuments, the broken pieces of which are stacked against each other, giving shelter to stray cats and shade to wildflowers. Well worth a visit.
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Lubavitcher Rebbe visits Camp Gan Yisroel in 1960
Lubavitcher Rebbe visits Camp Gan Yisroel, Swan Lake, NY in 1960. Compiled from individual shots taken from a recently scanned 16MM film that was photographed by Rabbi Yosef Goldstein. Our thanks to the family for letting us enjoy these treasures.
Holocaust Concert Shanghai
Jerry Silverman on L’Chayim
20.10.2014
The President CEO of the JFNA (Jewish Federations of North A
Yom Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Day) in Israel
Sun May 17 2015 Yom Yerushalayim, also known as Jerusalem Day, commemorates Jerusalem’s reunification in 1967. This day begins on 28th day of the month of Iyyar in the Hebrew calendar.
Jerusalem Day (Hebrew: יום ירושלים, Yom Yerushalayim) is an Israeli national holiday commemorating the reunification of Jerusalemand the establishment of Israeli control over the Old City in the aftermath of the June 1967 Six-Day War. The day is officially marked by state ceremonies and memorial services. The Chief Rabbinate of Israel declared Jerusalem Day a minor religious holiday to mark the regaining of access to the Western Wall.[1] While the day has lost its significance for most secular Israelis,[2][3][4] the day is still very much celebrated by Israel’s Religious Zionist community[5][6] with parades and additional prayers in the synagogue.Photo by Wikipedia
Brothers in arms IDF
This is an eye-watering video made by the IDF spokes person in dedication to the thousands of soldiers fighting everyday to protect the lives of the Israeli civilians from the terrorists who wish to end them.
Cantor Ushi Blumenberg Yedidim Choir – Yismechu | חזן אשר בלומנברג וידידים – ישמחו
26.04.2015
Talented cantor Ushi Blumenberg performing “Yismechu” composed by the great jewish cantor, the world famous Yosele Roanblatt, backed by Yedidim Choir, Masterly arranged and conducted by Tzvi Blumenfeld at a recent event in Brooklyn, NY.
h1>Yom HaZikaron – IDF Maj (res) Aviv Wishkovsky at Mount Herzl
21.04.2015
In this moving video, filmed at Israel’s national cemetery on Mt. Herzl, Maj (res) Aviv Wishkovsky talks about about the young people buried there, who died defending the State of Israel and what their sacrifice means to him, to the young people who wear the uniform of the IDF today and to all of the people of Israel.
Remember Me – תזכרו אותי
Remember Me – The Israeli version.
הקליפ הזה מוקדש לכל חיילי צה”ל וכוחות הביטחון באהבה ובהערכה רבה.
Once a Bedouin, now an Israeli Diplomat
25.04.2015
An Israeli Bedouin Sheikh tells INN TV that he is of Jewish descent. Historian claims most Bedouin, Arabs in Israel are Jewish.
This programme looks at the Bedouin lifestyle, loyalty to the military and we’ll also be looking at the growing threat of the Israeli Apartheid Week with it’s sole purpose to demonise and delegitim.
These are the original inhabitants of the land. visit to watch and purchase documentaries on these amazing people.
Bawsani and other yemeni silver designed rings make a delicate addition to any antique jewellery collection.
Parshat Tazria-Metzorah – A Blessing in Disguise – Margot Reinstein, NJ & Upstate NY and NCSY Give
22.04.2015
Would a world with tzara’at really be so bad? Margot Reinstein, a former advisor from Upstate NY and NJ NCSY, and a former bus head of NCSY GIVE, shares some important thoughts about the different forms of tzara’at, seeing spots, and what it all has to do with Yom Ha’Atzmaut and the Land of Israel.
23.04.2015
Oorah’s thought-provoking “Thursday-Thought” series continues with a look at the Torah portion of the week, Parshas Tazria-Metzora, featuring TorahMates coordinator Mrs Sarah Feldman. Short and to the point, guaranteed to fill your week with inspiration.
ערב חדש – 21.04.2015 – תכנית מלאה
21.04.2015
ערב יום הזיכרון לחללי צה”ל ופעולות איבה ולקראת יום העצמאות ה-67, ראיון טלוויזיוני ראשון עם האלוף הפורש גרשון הכהן; פרופ’ שמחה גולדין, אביו של סגן הדר גולדין ז”ל, מספר על הבן שנהרג במבצע ‘צוק איתן’, על החיים עם השכול, הציפיה להחזרת גופתו שנמצאת כנראה בידי החמאס ועל הערכים שלאורם חינך את ילדיו, כולם קצינים בצה”ל.
הפלמ”חניק האחרון: סרן עמרי טל ז”ל </h1
20.04.2015
סרן עמרי טל ז”ל, מפקד מחלקת הסיור בגדוד 53 חטיבה 188 בשריון, נפל במבצע ‘צוק איתן’ ב- 31.7.2014 כתוצאה מפגיעת פצצת פצמ”ר בחבל אשכול. עמרי אהב בני אדם, אהב את הארץ ואת המדינה, היה אדם צנוע בעל חיוך מאיר. בסרט זה מנסים בני משפחתו לשמר את זכרו ולספר עליו כך שייחודיותו תהא צרובה בליבנו. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNA4obr6UMM
Pesach 5775 In Vien
18.04.2015
Pesach 5775 In Vien
Skver Rebbe Counting The Omer Pesach 5775
18.04.2015
Skver Rebbe Counting The Omer Pesach 5775
HATIKVAH FROM YOM HA’ATZMAUT 67
How different from this time yesterday…
22.04.2015
Ceremony to mark the end of Yom Hazikaron and the beginning of Yom Haatzmaut begins in Israel…
BREATHTAKING, MUST WATCH….
22.04.2015
This truly is a must watch video from the Yom Ha’atzmaut ceremony
(Dedicated to all the haters out there, you know who you are!)
יום העצמאות ה67 – Yom Ha’atzmaut
21.04.2015
This year Israel is celebrating its 67th Independence Day. In this video we’ve collected our aerial video excerpts of this beautiful land, made during the year. Congrats to all the Israelis!
Phantom 2, ZenmuseH3-3D and GoPro Hero 4 Black.
Yom Ha’atzmaut 5775 – The Rt. Hon Theresa May Home Secretary
23.04.2015
22nd April 2015 – Yom Ha’atzmaut 5775 , London.
Yom Ha’atzmaut 5775 Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis
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The IDF Has Your Back!
19.04.2015
Soldiers from the Golani Brigade help a member of their community work out. Our soldiers always push themselves be the best they can be!
Ahoy! 12 Hours Aboard the IDF’s INS Degel
31.03.2015
An in-depth look at what goes on behind the scenes on the INS Degel, a Dvora-class patrol ship based out of Haifa.
יום העצמאת בהופ! – תוכניות ברצף לילדים
12.04.2015
בואו לחגוג את יום ההולדת למדינת ישראל עם ערוץ הופ! – שירים ותוכניות לילדים ברצף לחג העצמאות. עצמאות בהופ!
ערוץ הופ! – “לגדול בידיים טובות” – תוכניות חינוכיות מובחרות מהארץ ומהעולם, עם דגש על הפעלה יצירתית לילדים.
The Rabbi And The Gypsy Lady – Ayeh (HD)
11.04.2015
The incredible duo The Rabbi and The Gypsy Lady performing on the street in Kikar Tzion in Jerusalem.
Life In Israel
Symphonies for IDF Soldiers,,, Avi Pilcer
PM Netanyahu at Mimouna Celebrations
11.04.2015
ראש הממשלה בנימין נתניהו ורעייתו הגברת שרה נתניהו משתתפים בחגיגת המימונה באור עקיבא.
וידאו: לע”מ
Yom Hashoah Message
11.04.2015
A short and moving message by Rabbi Benji Levy to mark the occasion of Yom Hashoah.
Buchenwald: 70th anniversary of Nazi concentration camp’s liberation
11.04.2015
Survivors and veterans have been gathering at what was Buchenwald Concentration Camp
70 años de la liberación de Buchenwald
11.04.2015
El 11 de abril de 1945 los 21 000 presos del campo de concentración de Buchenwald, ubicado cerca de Weimar, fueron liberados por el ejército estadounidense. Más de 56 000 personas fueron asesinadas en este infierno circundado de alambradas.
Thousands attend inter-faith march in Brussels
16.03.2015
Around 5,000 people gathered in the centre of Brussels on Sunday to participate in a march calling for peace and tolerance between religious faiths.
08.02.2015
L’eliser d’amore will be performed in Jerusalem’s Sultan’s Pool. The magnificent backdrop of the Old City, set the ideal tone for this breathtaking opera. june 24-28, 2015
For more information: http://www.jerusalem-opera.com
Israel’s President Shimon Peres in the The Norwegian Nobel Institute
14.05.2014
Israel’s President Shimon Peres was on a state visit to Norway 12 and 13 May 2014. He gave an interview at The Norwegian Nobel Institute.
Recording by Med Israel for fred, http://www.miff.no, the largest pro-Israel website in Scandinavia.
Israeli Female Jumper Wins Bronze in Prague
17.03.2015
Hanna Knyazyeva-Minenko became the first Israeli woman to win a medal at the European Indoor Championships in Prague. http://goo.gl/KKzGje
For more news and videos: http://www.jerusalemonline.com/
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Israel housing crisis protest Revolution Rothchild Tel Aviv מאבק האוהלים ברוטשליד
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A new anti-Semitism? Why thousands of Jewish citizens are leaving France
Some Jewish citizens in France say there is a rising tide of a new, more dangerous anti-Semitism in the country. In turn, thousands are leaving for Israel and other countries. In an effort to reassure Jewish people in France that they are safe, the government has taken strict measures against anti-Semitic demonstrations. Special correspondent Martin Seemungal reports.
Why have anti-Semitic attacks on French Jews nearly doubled in one year?
08.02.2015
Last month’s terror attack at a Kosher supermarket in Paris called attention to rising anti-Semitism in France. This week, attackers slashed three soldiers guarding a Jewish community center in Nice. French authorities believe a small number of radicalized young men from North Africa are responsible for a disproportio
Historic Practice Passover Offering
30.03.2015
A FILM OF THE PRACTICE PASSOVER OFFERING
THE TEMPLE INSTITUTE CONDUCTS UNPRECEDENTED PASSOVER OFFERING PRACTICE DRILL
As reported earlier, in preparation for the upcoming festival of Passover, this past Wednesday (5 Nisan – 25 March) the ‘Priestly Training Academy’ established by the Temple Institute held a Passover offering
תרגול קרבן פסח תשע”ה – Korban Pesach 5775
01.04.2015
צולם על ידי LiveGiving TV http://video.livegiving.tv/
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Memorial Ceremony for Mrs. Maria Finkle z”l. March 15, 2015: Rabbanit Chana Henkin’s remarks
09.02.2015
מוצש”ק פרשת יתרו תשע”ה
כ”ק אדמו”ר מבאבוב שליט”א בכותל המערבי עם 4000 חסידים.
Bobover Rebbe shlita and thousands of chassidim at the Kosel. Motz”k Yisro 5775
For Bobove Rebbe speaking see here: http://youtu.be/AbR3RGAgecE
Bobov Rebbe At Hachnusas S”T In Bnei Brak 5775
09.02.2015
Bobov Rebbe Shlita Was For Massive “Masa Eretz Yisroel” Shvat 5775 Feb. 2015
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כל הסרטים בערוץ זה צולמו ע”י בעל החשבון. לצפייה באיכות גבוהה מומלץ לצפות בהם ממחשב נייח או מאפליקציית יוטיוב מפלאפון חכם, אחרת איכות הצפייה נמוכה.
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30.03.2015
With so many of us wondering on the best wine choices for the Arba Kosos, VIN News photographer Shimon Gifter paid a visit to The Wine Cave in Flatbush for a crash course on wines, wine glasses and all things oenological.
Erev Pesach in Boro Park Part 1
Erev Pesach in Boro Park Part 2
Biur Chametz
Kosher For Passover Cigarettes Explained [HD] דוגמיות חינם סיגריות כשר לפסח
30.03.2015
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL – MARCH 30, 2015 – EDITORIAL NEWS VIDEO
Cigarette manufactures in Israel are ramping up their advertising campaigns ahead of passover, aggressively targeting the ultra-orthodox community by offering free sample cigarettes outside of supermarkets in orthodox neighborhoods around the country. Their main selling point are the multiple kashrut certifications that they are kosher for passover.
Non Profit Gives Kosher Foods to Needy Families for Passover in Williamsburg
29.03.2015
BROOKLYN – With the Jewish holiday of Passover just days away, one non-profit is offering help to those who need it most.
16.03.2015
David Smith traveled around the world, has seen many things.
But he never saw the Rebbe.
“We celebrated the holidays, my mother bentched licht,” Smith says. “We had an identity, we knew who we were – but it was a secular lifestyle.
“My mother would say in Yiddish, ‘You’re a Jew! You should be practicing Judaism!'”
And then one day, he says, he “met” the Rebbe, via YouTube.
Uzi Hitman – Shirei Yeladim
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שירי המחרוזת של פסח: שמחה רבה, עבדים היינו, מה נשתנה ועוד.
Turkey’s Great Synagogue inaugurated after restoration
26.03.2015
The Great Synagogue, which is considered the third largest in the Europe and the largest in Turkey, has been inaugurated for worship after a-four-year-long restoration in northwestern Edirne province of Turkey on March 26, 2015. The synagogue was in use until 1983 and the restoration was launched by Turkey’s General Directorate of Foundations. (Footage by Salih Baran / Anadolu Agency)
Historical synagogue in Turkey’s northwest to open soon
09.03.2015
A historical synagogue, the subject of an outcry due to a governor’s remarks to turn it into a museum, is waiting to be reopened for services at the end of the month.
The Great Synagogue, in the northwestern province of Edirne, will open on March 26, after undergoing a four year restoration.
Jewish community head, İshak İbrahimzadeh, who visited the synagogue before the opening ceremony, said the opening of the restored synagogue was a milestone that made him very happy.
Deputy Prime Minister Bülent Arınç and Turkey’s chief rabbi, İshak Haleva, will attend the opening, along with many other Jewish community members from both Turkey and abroad.
As Europe’s second largest synagogue, the Edirne Synagogue was built in 1907 after a widespread fire in 1905 that burnt down 13 separate synagogues. The synagogue was constructed using the architectural model of Vienna’s Leopoldstadter Tempel and abandoned in 1983.
The temple was transferred to Thrace University to be used as a museum after its restoration but after much criticism from the Jewish community in Turkey, the building was transferred back to the General Directorate for Foundations.
Edirne Gov. Dursun Şahin created uproar when he told reporters on Nov. 21, 2014, that the synagogue would be turned into a museum, citing the recent Israeli raid on the al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
“While those bandits blow winds of war inside al-Aqsa and slay Muslims, we build their synagogues,” Şahin said.
Şahin later offered an “apology” to Haleva, claiming that his proposal to turn the synagogue into a museum as a reprisal for Israel’s policies over Jerusalem’s al-Aqsa Mosque “had no connection” to the Turkish Jewish community.
Sefer Torah Celebration in Memory of Har Nof Terror Victims
24.03.2015
Preparing the (more than 98,000) Food Crates for Passover 5775/2015 distribution to 19,700 families.
התנדבות בקהילה | פסח של נתינה בקבוצת פרטנר
עשרות עובדי הקבוצה התנדבו באריזת חבילות מזון ונתנו מעצמם כדי להביא שמחת חג גם לאחרים. נתראה בפעילויות נתינה נוספות.
Chassidic Matza Baking
Matzas must be baked within 18 minutes from the time water is added to the flour until the matzas are totally baked. The Melitzer Rebbe and his staff are some of the world’s fastest bakers; their shmura matzas are kneaded and baked from start to finish in less than six minutes. Filmed in the Komemyut Moshav bakery in the south of Israel.
Lets Bake Passover Matzah
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from the wheat field to the flour mill, to the matzoh bakery, including the art of kosher wine making , by Sholom B. Goldstein
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YOUR HOLIDAY GUIDE: Passover 5775 – 2015 (April 3-11, 2015)
Your Passover Guide – 2015
Editor’s NotePassover begins this year on Friday evening, April 3, 2015, and continues until nightfall, April 11, 2015. We bring you a brief overview of how and when to prepare your home for Passover, along with a daily holiday schedule for the entire holiday. If you have any further questions please consult your local orthodox rabbi or, in case you don’t have one, write to us atwww.chabad.org/asktherabbi.Please read this guide in its entirety before the beginning of the holiday. Some holiday items need pre-holiday “action.” We welcome you to print it and carry it with you in the days before Passover for easy reference, and to distribute this guide to whomever will benefit from it.
Operation Zero Chametz
Passover is a holiday that mandates our complete involvement, not just during its eight days but for weeks before. Aside from the regular holiday obligations, we are also commanded (Exodus 13:3–7): “No leaven shall be eaten . . . For seven days you shall eat unleavened bread . . . and no leaven shall be seen of yours [in your possession].”
We accomplish this by cleaning and inspecting our homes well before Passover, and gradually eliminating chametz from every room and crevice. This intensive cleaning takes place in Jewish homes throughout the world.
What is Chametz?
Chametz is any food product made from wheat, barley, rye, oats, spelt, or their derivatives, which has leavened (risen). Our sages have determined that flour from any of these five grains that comes in contact with water or moisture will leaven, unless fully baked within eighteen minutes. As we are commanded by the Torah, if a food contains even a trace of chametz, we don’t eat it, we don’t derive benefit from it, and we make sure not to have any of it in our possession for all the days of Passover.
To be certain that a product is kosher for Passover, it must have rabbinical certification. Otherwise it is possible that it contains chametz ingredients, or traces of chametz if it was processed on the same equipment as chametz products. Thus, unless a product is certified Kosher for Passover, we consider it chametz, and make sure not to have it in our possession on Passover.
Note: Matzah used all year round might be pure chametz, and not for Passover use. Only matzahs baked especially for Passover may be used on Passover.
Kitniyot
The medieval Jewish sages placed a ban on eating legumes (kitniyot) on Passover, because they are similar in texture to chametz—even bread can be made out of their flour—so people might assume that if, for example, cornbread can be eaten on Passover, wheat or rye bread can be eaten too. This prohibition includes rice, beans and corn. This injunction was unanimously accepted by Ashkenazic Jews; many Sephardic Jews, however, continue to eat kitniyot on Passover. If you are Sephardic, speak to your rabbi to determine your family and community tradition.
The prohibition is only with regards to consumption ofkitniyot; there is no obligation, however, to destroy or sell kitniyot products before Passover.
Getting Rid of Chametz
Search and Destroy
Any area where one can reasonably suspect that chametz might have been brought throughout the year must be thoroughly cleaned. This includes the home, office, cars, garage, etc. Check carefully to ensure that no crumb is left behind: check and clean desks, drawers, closets, clothing pockets (especially the children’s), pocketbooks, briefcases and attache cases, beds, dining and living room furniture, bookcases, etc.
If You Can’t Destroy it, Sell It Chametz that you don’t want to destroy, and utensils used throughout the year (and not koshered for Passover), should be stored in closets or rooms which will be sealed for the duration of Passover. The chametz should be sold to a non-Jew through a rabbi.Click here to sell your chametz online.
Preparing the Kitchen
Every part of our homes is cleaned for Passover, but we pay special attention to the kitchen, because (a) that’s where most of our chametz hangs out during the year, and (b) we will be using our kitchens to prepare our Passover food.
Dishes and Utensils
Today, most Passover-savvy homes have a special set of dishes, silverware, pots, pans and other utensils for Passover use only. If necessary, certain year-round utensils can be used—provided they are koshered for Passover. This gets rather complex—you’ll need to consult a competent rabbi about your particular utensils, but you can click here for the basic koshering procedures.
Stove
Thoroughly clean and scour every part of the stove. Heat the oven to the highest temperature possible for 1–2 hours. Heat the grates and the iron parts of the stove (and the elements, if electric) until they are red-hot. It is suggested that the oven and the stove top should be covered with aluminum foil afterwards for the duration of Passover.
Microwave Ovens
Clean the oven thoroughly. Fill a completely clean container, that was not used for 24 hours, with water. Turn on the microwave and let it steam heavily. Turn it off and wipe out the inside.
To use the microwave during Passover, use a flat, thick, microwave-safe object as a separation between the bottom of the oven and the cooking dish. When cooking or warming, the food should be covered on all sides.
Sink
For 24 hours before koshering the sink, do not pour hot water from chametz pots into it. Meticulously clean the sink, boil water in a clean pot which was not used for 24 hours, and pour three times onto every part of the sink, including the drain stopper. Then line the sink with foil or liner.
Refrigerator, Freezer, Cupboards, Closets, Tables, and Counters
Thoroughly clean and scrub them to remove any crumbs and residue. Afterwards, place a heavy covering over those surfaces that come into contact with hot food or utensils.
Tablecloths and Napkins
Launder without starch.
Cars, Garages, etc.
Vacuum your car or van; thoroughly clean your basement, garage, or any property you own. Special care should be taken with items you will be using, or rooms you will be accessing, during Passover.
Passover Shopping
While shopping for Passover we must be careful that the foods we buy are not only kosher, but are also kosher for Passover—that is, chametz-free.
Starting “From Scratch”
All fruits and vegetables, as well as all kosher cuts of meat and kosher fish, are kosher for Passover, provided they have been prepared in accordance with Jewish law and have not come into contact withchametz or chametz utensils.
The prevailing custom in Ashkenazi communities is that on Passover we do not eat rice, millet, corn, mustard, legumes (beans, etc.) or food made from any of these.
Commercially Prepared Products
Today there are many kosher-for-Passover packaged foods available. However, care must be used to purchase only those packaged foods that have reliable rabbinical supervision which is valid for Passover.
Obviously, all leavened foods made from—or that contain among their ingredients—wheat, barley, rye, oats, or spelt are actual chametz and are prohibited on Passover. Examples are bread, cake, cereal, spaghetti, beer and whiskey.
Check That Medicine Cabinet!
Many medicines, sprays, and cosmetics contain chametz. Consult a competent rabbi as to which ones may be used on Passover. The same applies to pet food.
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The Passover Calendar—2015
Thursday
April 2—13 NissanDid you remember to sell your chametz? Your local Chabad rabbican help, or complete an online “Authorization for the Sale of Chametz” form by clicking here.Search for the chametz after dark (click here for the exact time). Recite the blessing prior to the search, and the nullification of thechametz (Kol Chamira) following the search. Click here for more information on the search and removal of chametz.
Friday
April 3—14 Nissan
The day before PassoverFast of the Firstborn. For a male firstborn to be exempt from fasting, he must participate in a meal marking the fulfillment of a mitzvah; such a meal is generally held in a synagogue after morning prayers on this day.Have you sold your chametz? Final call! Your local Chabad rabbican help, or complete an online “Authorization for the Sale of Chametz” form by clicking here.Stop eating chametz before the end of the fourth seasonal hour (click here for the exact time).Burn your remaining (unsold) chametz before the fifth seasonal hour (click here for the exact time).It is customary to recite the “Order of the Passover Offering” after the afternoon Minchah prayer.Light the Passover candles, reciting blessings 2 & 4. Click here for the blessings, and here for local candle-lighting times. Click herefor a summary of the laws of Yom Tov.According to Chabad custom, complete Hallel is recited during Maariv (evening) services.First Seder: The Seder contains the observance of many biblical and rabbinical mitzvot, including: eating matzah, eating maror(bitter herbs), drinking four cups of wine, relating the story of the Exodus to our children, reclining as a symbol of freedom, etc. (Click here for a How-To Seder guide.)To locate a public Seder near you, please click here.The first night of Passover is referred to as leil shimurim (a night of guarding), based on Exodus 12:42.
Shabbat
April 4—15 Nissan
1st day of PassoverMorning service. Full Hallel is recited. Two Torah scrolls are taken out of the ark.
Torah reading: Exodus 12:21–51 and Numbers 28:16–25.
Haftorah: Joshua 3:5–7, 5:2–6:1, 6:27.Beginning with the Musaf Amidah, we recite morid hatal, the prayer for dew, and we omit the prayer for rain. This practice continues until Shemini Atzeret, the day after Sukkot.The priests bless the congregation with the priestly blessing during the Musaf prayer.Festive lunch meal.According to Chabad custom, complete Hallel is recited during Maariv evening prayers, followed by the “Counting of the Omer.” We count the 1st day of the Omer. The counting of the Omer is recited during each of the next 49 days, leading up to the holiday of Shavuot on the 50th day. The 49 days embody the 49 steps of self-improvement—beginning with the departure from our “personal” Egypt, until our arrival at Mount Sinai, when we are ready to accept the wisdom of the Torah.After dark, light candles for the second day of Passover, using an existing flame, and recite blessings 2 & 4. Click here for the blessings, and here for local candle-lighting times.Second Seder: The Seder contains the observance of many biblical and rabbinical mitzvot, including: eating matzah, eatingmaror (bitter herbs), drinking four cups of wine, relating the story of the Exodus to our children, reclining as a symbol of freedom, etc. (Click here for a How-To Seder guide.)
Sunday
April 5—16 Nissan
2nd day of Passover
Morning service. Full Hallel is recited. Two Torah scrolls are taken out of the ark.
Torah reading: Leviticus 22:26–23:44 and Numbers 28:16–25.
Haftorah: II Kings 23:1–9, 21–25.The priests bless the congregation with the priestly blessing during the Musaf prayer.Festive lunch meal.After nightfall, count the 2nd day of the Omer, and perform thehavdalah ceremony, omitting the blessings on the spices and candle.Celebrate Passover’s intermediate days. Between now and the last two days of Passover, we may resume much (not all) of our regular workday activities; but, of course, we continue to eat Kosher for Passover foods exclusively. It is customary to drink a glass of wine each day, in celebration of the festival.
Monday
April 6—17 Nissan
3rd day of Passover
1st day of Chol Hamoed (intermediate days)Morning service: In many communities, throughout the intermediate days of Passover, tefillin are not worn.Half-Hallel is recited. Two Torah scrolls are taken out of the ark. Torah reading: Exodus 13:1-16 and Numbers 28:19–25. The Musaf Amidah is recited. During all of the intermediate days, “Yaaleh Veyavo” is inserted during all prayers and in the Grace After Meals.The intermediate days are observed with limited work restrictions.After nightfall, count the 3rd day of the Omer.
Tuesday
April 7—18 Nissan
4th day of Passover
2nd day of Chol Hamoed (intermediate days)Morning service: In many communities, throughout the intermediate days of Passover, tefillin are not worn.Half-Hallel is recited. Two Torah scrolls are taken out of the ark. Torah reading: Exodus 22:24–23:19 and Numbers 28:19–25. The Musaf Amidah is recited. During all of the intermediate days, “Yaaleh Veyavo” is inserted during all prayers and in the Grace After Meals.The intermediate days are observed with limited work restrictions.Light Shabbat candles and recite blessing 1. Click here for the blessing, and here for local candle-lighting times.After nightfall, count the 4th day of the Omer.Festive holiday meal, complete with kiddush.
Wednesday
April 8—19 Nissan
5th day of Passover
3rd day of Chol Hamoed (intermediate days)
Torah reading: Exodus 33:12-34:26 and Numbers 28:19–25.
Haftorah: Ezekiel 37:1-14.
Morning service: Half-Hallel is recited. Two Torah scrolls are taken out of the ark. During all of the intermediate days, “Yaaleh Veyavo” is inserted during all prayers and in the Grace After Meals.Festive holiday meal, complete with kiddush.Evening prayers and havdalah, including the blessings on the spices and fire, are recited after dark.After nightfall, count the 5th day of the Omer.
Thursday
April 9—20 Nissan
6th day of Passover
4th day of Chol Hamoed (intermediate days)Morning service: In many communities, throughout the intermediate days of Passover, tefillin are not worn.Half-Hallel is recited. Two Torah scrolls are taken out of the ark. Torah reading: Numbers 9:1–15 and Numbers 28:19–25. The Musaf Amidah is recited. During all of the Intermediate Days, “Yaaleh Veyavo” is inserted during all prayers and in the Grace After Meals.The Intermediate Days are observed with limited work restrictions.Light candles for the 7th day of Passover, and recite blessing 2.Click here for the blessing, and here for local candle-lighting times.Evening prayers. After the Amidah, count the 6th day of the Omer.Festive holiday meal, complete with the holiday kiddush.It is customary in many communities to remain awake all night, studying Torah, in commemoration of the great miracle of the splitting of the sea, which occurred on the 7th day of Passover.
Friday
April 10—21 Nissan
7th day of Passover—Shevi’i Shel PesachMorning service. Half-Hallel is recited. Two Torah scrolls are taken out of the ark.
Torah reading: Exodus 13:17–15:26 and Numbers 28:19–25.
Haftorah: II Samuel 22:1–51.The priests bless the congregation with the priestly blessing during the Musaf prayer.Festive lunch meal.Evening prayers. After the Amidah, count the 7th day of the Omer.Light candles after dark for the 8th day of Passover before sunset, using an existing flame, and recite blessing 2. Click here for the blessing, and here for local candle-lighting times.Festive holiday meal, complete with the holiday kiddush.
Shabbat
April 11—22 Nissan
Final Day of Passover—Acharon Shel PesachMorning service. Half-Hallel is recited. Two Torah scrolls are taken out of the ark.
Torah reading: Deuteronomy 14:22–16:17 and Numbers 28:19–25.
Haftorah: Isaiah 10:32–12:6.The Yizkor memorial service is recited following the Torah reading.The priests bless the congregation with the priestly blessing during the Musaf prayer.Festive lunch meal.On this final day of Passover we strive for the highest level of freedom, and focus on the final redemption. Following the Baal Shem Tov’s custom, we end Passover with “Moshiach’s Feast”—a festive meal complete with matzah and four cups of wine, during which we celebrate the imminent arrival of the Messiah. The feast begins before sunset and continues until after nightfall.Evening prayers. After the Amidah, count the 8th day of the Omer.After nightfall, perform the havdalah ceremony, omitting the blessings on the spices and the candle.Nightfall is the official end of Passover (for the exact time, click here). Wait an hour to give the rabbi enough time to buy back yourchametz before eating it.
Wednesday
April 12—23 NissanThe day following the holiday is known as Isru Chag. It is forbidden to fast on this day.
Passover Candle-Lighting Blessings
Note: Please refer to the Holiday Calendar above to determine which blessings are recited on which holiday and Shabbat nights.
Blessed are You, L‑rd our G‑d, King of the universe, who has sanctified us with His commandments, and commanded us to kindle the light of the holy Shabbat.
Blessed are You, L‑rd our G‑d, King of the universe, who has sanctified us with His commandments, and commanded us to kindle the Shabbat and Yom Tov light.
Blessed are You, L‑rd our G‑d, King of the universe, who has granted us life, sustained us, and enabled us to reach this occasion.
The Seder Ingredients
Matzah, the “Food of Faith” When our forefathers left Egypt, they were in such a hurry that there was no time to wait for the dough to rise. They therefore ate matzah, unleavened bread. With only this food (but with great faith), our ancestors relied on the Almighty to provide sustenance for the entire Jewish nation—men, women and children. Each year, to remember this, we eat matzah on the first two nights of Pesach, thereby fulfilling the Torah’s commandment, “Matzot shall you eat . . .”
The Humblest of Foods Matzah symbolizes faith. In contrast to leavened bread, matzah is not enriched with oil, honey or other substances. It consists only of flour and water, and is not allowed to rise. Similarly, the only “ingredients” for faith are humility and submission to G‑d, which come from recognizing our “nothingness” when compared with the infinite wisdom of the Creator.
One of the holiday’s primary obligations is to eat matzah during the Seder. It is strongly recommended to use shmurah matzah to fulfill this commandment.
Matzah is eaten three times during the Seder:
After telling the story of the Exodus from Egypt (Maggid), washing our hands for bread (Rachtzah) and reciting the blessings (MotziMatzah), 1¾ ounces of matzah are eaten.
For the sandwich (Korech), ¾ of an ounce of matzah is eaten.
For the afikoman at the end of the meal (Tzafun), a minimum of ¾ of an ounce (and ideally 1½ ounces) of matzah are eaten.
In each instance, the matzah should be eaten within 4 minutes.
How much is one ounce of Matzah?
Half a piece of shmurah matzah is generally one ounce.
If store-bought matzot are used, the weight of the box of matzot divided by the number of pieces shows how much matzah is the equivalent of one ounce.
Shmurah Matzah
Shmurah means “watched,” and it is an apt description of this matzah, the ingredients of which (the flour and water) are watched from the moment of harvesting and drawing.
The day chosen for the harvesting of the wheat is a clear, dry day. The moment it is harvested, the wheat is inspected to ensure that there is absolutely no moisture. From then on, careful watch is kept upon the grains as they are transported to the mill. The mill is meticulously inspected by rabbis and supervision professionals to ensure that every piece of equipment is absolutely clean and dry. After the wheat is milled, the flour is again guarded in its transportation to the bakery. Thus, from the moment of harvesting through the actual baking of the matzah, the flour is carefully watched to ensure against any contact with water.
The water, too, is carefully guarded to prevent any contact with wheat or other grain. It is drawn the night before the baking, and kept pure until the moment it is mixed with the flour to bake the shmurah matzah.
Also in the bakery itself, shmurah matzot are under strict supervision to avoid any possibility of leavening during the baking process. This intensive process and careful guarding gives the shmurah matzah an added infusion of faith and sanctity—in fact, as the matzah is being made, all those involved constantly repeat, “L’shem matzot mitzvah”—“We are doing this for the sake of the mitzvah of matzah.”
Shmurah matzot are round, kneaded and shaped by hand, and are similar to the matzot that were baked by the Children of Israel as they left Egypt. It is thus fitting to useshmurah matzah on each of the two Seder nights for the matzot of the Seder plate.
For each of the four cups at the Seder, it is preferable to use undiluted wine. However, if needed, the wine may be diluted with grape juice. (One who cannot drink wine may use grape juice alone.)
One drinks a cup of wine four times during the Seder:
At the conclusion of kiddush.
After telling the story of the Exodus from Egypt, before eating the matzah ofMotzi Matzah.
At the conclusion of the Grace After Meals.
After reciting the Hallel.
It is preferable to drink the entire cup each time. However, it is sufficient to drink only the majority of each cup.
How large a cup should be used? One that contains at least 3½ fluid ounces.
The Bitter Herbs
The bitter herbs are eaten once after the matzah (step 9 of the Seder), and then again with matzah in the Korech sandwich (step 10).
How much bitter herbs should one eat each time? Three-quarters of an ounce (a little more than 7 grams).
Either of two different types of bitter herbs may be used at the Seder, individually or in combination:
Peeled and grated raw horseradish.
Romaine lettuce. [Some suggest that the stalks be used rather than the leafy parts, because of the difficulty in properly examining and ridding the leafy parts of commonly present tiny insects.] Three-quarters of an ounce of stalks covers an area 3″ × 5″.
Click here to learn more about the bitter herbs used on the Passover seder plate.
Introduction to the Seder Plate
Preparing the items for the Seder plate requires some time. It is best to prepare all the Seder foods before the onset of the holiday, in order to avoid halachic questions.
Three matzot are placed on top of each other on a plate or napkin, and then covered. (Some also have the custom to separate the matzot from each other with interleaved plates, napkins or the like.)
The matzot are symbolic of the three castes of Jews: Priests, Levites, and Israelites. They also commemorate the three measures of fine flour that Abraham told Sarah to bake into matzah when they were visited by the three angels (Genesis 18:6).
On a practical level, three matzot are needed so that when we break the middle matzah, we are still left with two whole ones to pronounce the hamotzi blessing (as required on Shabbat and holidays).
On a cloth or plate placed above the three matzot, we place the following items:
The Shank Bone
A piece of roasted meat represents the lamb that was the special Paschal sacrifice on the eve of the exodus from Egypt, and annually, on the afternoon before Passover, in the Holy Temple.
Since we can’t offer the Paschal sacrifice in the absence of the Holy Temple, we take care to use something that is relatively dissimilar to the actual offering. Accordingly, many communities have the custom to use a roasted chicken neck or the like.
Preparation: Roast the neck on all sides over an open fire on the stove. Afterwards, some have the custom to remove the majority of the meat of the neck.
Role in the Seder: The shank bone is not eaten. After the meal it is refrigerated, and used a second time on the Seder plate the following night.
The Egg
A hard-boiled egg represents the holiday offering brought in the days of the Holy Temple. The meat of this animal constituted the main part of the Passover meal.
Preparation: Boil one egg per Seder plate, and possibly more for use during the meal.
Role in the Seder: Place one egg on each plate. As soon as the actual meal is about to begin, remove the egg from the Seder plate and use during the meal.
A popular way of eating these eggs is to chop and mix them with the saltwater which was set on the table. The eggs prepared this way are then served as an appetizer before the fish.
The Bitter Herbs
Bitter herbs (maror) remind us of the bitterness of the slavery of our forefathers in Egypt. Fresh grated horseradish, romaine lettuce, and endive are the most common choices.
Preparation: This must be done before the holiday begins. Peel the raw horseradish roots, and rinse them off well.
Note: Dry the roots very carefully, since they will be eaten with the matzah later on for the korech sandwich; to avoidgebrokts, not even a drop of water should be left on the horseradish.
Next, grate the horseradish with a hand grater or electric grinder. (Whoever will be grating the horseradish will begin to shed copious tears or cough a lot. Covering the face with a cloth from the eyes downwards helps prevent inhalation of the strong, bitter odor.)
The lettuce or endive leaves must be washed, carefully checked for insects, and thoroughly dried. You can instead use just the stalks, which are easier to clean and check.
Place the horseradish on the Seder plate, on top of a few cleaned, dried leaves of romaine lettuce.
Role in the Seder: After the recital of most of the haggadah comes the ritual handwashing. Then matzah is eaten, followed by some maror, followed in turn by a sandwich of matzah and maror.
The Paste
A mixture of apples, nuts and wine which resembles the mortar and brick made by the Jews when they toiled for Pharaoh.
Preparation: Shell walnuts and peel apples and chop finely. Mix together and add a small amount of wine.
Role in the Seder: This is used as a type of relish into which the maror is dipped (and then shaken off) before eating.
The Vegetable
A non-bitter root vegetable alludes to the backbreaking work of the Jews as slaves. The Hebrew letters of the word karpas can be arranged to spell “perech samech.”
Perech means backbreaking work, and samech is numerically equivalent to 60, referring to 60 myriads, equaling 600,000, which was the number of Jewish males over 20 years of age who were enslaved in Egypt.
Preparation: Peel an onion or boiled potato. Cut off a slice and place on Seder plate. On the table, next to the Seder plate, place a small bowl of salted water.
Role in the Seder: After recital of kiddush, the family goes to the sink and ritually washes hands, but without saying the usual blessing.
Then the head of the household cuts a small piece of the root vegetable used, dips it in saltwater, and gives each person at the table a very small piece over which they say the appropriate blessing. Care should be taken that each person eats less than 17 grams (about ½ ounce).
The Lettuce
The lettuce symbolizes the bitter enslavement of our fathers in Egypt. The leaves of romaine lettuce are not bitter, but the stem, when left to grow in the ground, turns hard and bitter.
So it was with our enslavement in Egypt. At first the deceitful approach of Pharaoh was soft and sensible, and the work was done voluntarily and even for pay. Gradually, it evolved into forced and cruel labor.
Preparation: Romaine lettuce is often very sandy. Wash each of the leaves separately, checking very carefully for insects. (Pat gently with a towel and let sit until completely dry, so that there will be no moisture to come in contact with the matzah.)
Depending on how much romaine lettuce is needed, it can take several hours to prepare. This task should be completed before candle-lighting time on the first night. Prepare enough leaves for both nights and store in the refrigerator. Soaking of the romaine leaves may not be done on the holiday.
Role in the Seder: The lettuce is used in conjunction with horseradish. It is used when eating the maror and when eating the matzah-and-maror sandwich.
Place the leaves in two piles on the Seder plate, one under the maror and one separately at the bottom.
Keep a stack of extra cleaned leaves handy in the refrigerator in case additional leaves are needed.
The Seder Service in a Nutshell
Click here for a more detailed Seder wizard, and here for a spiritual guide to the Seder.
In Our Forefathers’ Footsteps
At the Seder, every person should see himself as if he were going out of Egypt. Beginning with our Patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, we recount the Jewish people’s descent into Egypt and recall their suffering and persecution. We are with them as G‑d sends the Ten Plagues to punish Pharaoh and his nation, and follow along as they leave Egypt and cross the Sea of Reeds. We witness the miraculous hand of G‑d as the waters part to allow the Israelites to pass, then return to inundate the Egyptian legions.
Kadesh—the Benediction
The Seder service begins with the recitation of kiddush, proclaiming the holiness of the holiday. This is done over a cup of wine, the first of the four cups we will drink (while reclining) at the Seder.
The Four Cups of Wine
Why four cups? The Torah uses four expressions of freedom or deliverance in connection with our liberation from Egypt (see Exodus 6:6–7). Also, the Children of Israel had four great merits even while in exile: (1) They did not change their Hebrew names; (2) they continued to speak their own language, Hebrew; (3) they remained highly moral; (4) they remained loyal to one another.
Wine is used because it is a symbol of joy and happiness.
Why We Recline
When drinking the four cups and eating the matzah, we lean on our left side to accentuate the fact that we are free people. In ancient times only free people had the luxury of reclining while eating.
Urchatz—Purification
We wash our hands in the usual, ritually prescribed manner as is done before a meal, but without the customary blessing.
The next step in the Seder, Karpas, requires dipping food into water, which in turn mandates, according to Jewish law, that either the food be eaten with a utensil or that one’s hands be purified by washing. On the Seder eve we choose the less common observance to arouse the child’s curiosity.
Karpas—the “Appetizer”
A small piece of onion or boiled potato is dipped into saltwater and eaten (after reciting the blessing over vegetables).
Dipping the karpas in saltwater is an act of pleasure and freedom, which further arouses the child’s curiosity.
The Hebrew word karpas, when read backwards, alludes to the backbreaking labor performed by the 600,000 Jews in Egypt. [Samech has the numerical equivalent of 60 (representing 60 times 10,000), while the last three Hebrew letters spell perech, hard work.]
The saltwater represents the tears of our ancestors in Egypt.
Yachatz—Breaking the Matzah
The middle matzah on the Seder plate is broken in two. The larger part is put aside for later use as the afikoman. This unusual action not only attracts the child’s attention once again, but also recalls G‑d’s splitting of the Sea of Reeds to allow the Children of Israel to cross on dry land. The smaller part of the middle matzah is returned to the Seder plate. This broken middle matzah symbolizes humility, and will be eaten later as the “bread of poverty.”
Maggid—the Haggadah
At this point, the poor are invited to join the Seder. The Seder tray is moved aside, a second cup of wine is poured, and the child, who by now is bursting with curiosity, asks the time-honored question: “Mah nishtanah ha-lailah hazeh mikol ha-leilot? Why is this night different from all other nights?” Why only matzah? Why the dipping? Why the bitter herbs? Why are we relaxing and leaning on cushions as if we were kings?
The child’s questioning triggers one of the most significant mitzvot of Passover, which is the highlight of the Seder ceremony: the haggadah, telling the story of the Exodus from Egypt. The answer includes a brief review of history, a description of the suffering imposed upon the Israelites, a listing of the plagues visited on the Egyptians, and an enumeration of the miracles performed by the Almighty for the redemption of His people.
Rochtzah—Washing Before the Meal
After concluding the first part of the haggadah by drinking the second cup of wine (while reclining), the hands are washed again, this time with the customary blessings, as is usually done before eating bread.
Motzi Matzah—We Eat the Matzah
Taking hold of the three matzot (with the broken one between the two whole ones), recite the customary blessing before bread. Then, letting the bottom matzah drop back onto the plate, and holding the top whole matzah with the broken middle one, recite the special blessing “al achilat matzah.” Then break at least one ounce from each matzah and eat the two pieces together, while reclining.
Maror—the Bitter Herbs
Take at least one ounce of the bitter herbs. Dip it in the charoset, then shake the latter off and make the blessing “al achilat maror.” Eat without reclining.
Korech—the Sandwich
In keeping with the custom instituted by Hillel, the great Talmudic sage, a sandwich of matzah and maror is eaten. Break off two pieces of the bottom matzah, which together should be at least one ounce. Again, take at least one ounce of bitter herbs and dip them in the charoset. Place this between the two pieces of matzah, say “kein asah Hillel . . .” and eat the sandwich while reclining.
Shulchan Orech—the Feast
The holiday meal is now served. We begin the meal with a hard-boiled egg dipped into saltwater.
A rabbi was once asked why Jews eat eggs on Passover. “Because eggs symbolize the Jew,” the rabbi answered. “The more an egg is burned or boiled, the harder it gets.”
Note: The chicken neck is not eaten at the Seder.
Tzafun—Out of Hiding
After the meal, the half-matzah which had been “hidden,” set aside for the afikoman(“dessert”), is taken out and eaten. It symbolizes the Paschal lamb, which was eaten at the end of the meal.
Everyone should eat at least 1½ ounces of matzah, reclining, before midnight. After eating the afikoman, we do not eat or drink anything except for the two remaining cups of wine.
Berach—Blessings After the Meal
A third cup of wine is filled and Grace is recited. After the Grace we recite the blessing over wine and drink the third cup while reclining.
Now we fill the cup of Elijah and our own cups with wine. We open the door and recite the passage which is an invitation to the Prophet Elijah, the harbinger of the coming of Moshiach, our righteous Messiah.
Hallel—Songs of Praise
At this point, having recognized the Almighty and His unique guidance of the Jewish people, we go still further and sing His praises as L‑rd of the entire universe.
After reciting the Hallel, we again recite the blessing over wine and drink the fourth cup, reclining.
Nirtzah—Acceptance
Having carried out the Seder service properly, we are sure that it has been well received by the Almighty. We then say “Leshanah haba’ah bee-rushalayim—Next year in Jerusalem.”
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30.04.2015
JERUSALEM, Israel – Police said a woman asked a man for a cigarette, and when he refused to giver her one, she torched his car. According to KTLA, the woman was arrested Wednesday after setting fir…
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Pope Francis to Bestow Knighthood on New York Rabbi Arthur Schneier
27.04.2015
There was big news at Park East Synagogue in Manhattan on Friday night.
As CBS2’s Lou Young reported, Rabbi Arthur Schneier sound out that he is about to be made a Knight of the Roman Catholic Church.
The rabbi knight will be part of one of the same orders that once took part in the crusades. This particular title is “The Pontifical Order of St. Sylvester, Pope and Martyr.”
It’s an honor few non-Catholics have ever received, although the job description has evolved since the old days.
“No horses, no swords, nothing like that,” Joe Zwilling, New York Archdiocese said.
This most unlikely Knight of the Catholic Church has been a rabbi at the East Side synagogue for more than 50 years. He is a holocaust survivor known around the world for learning from the past and urging the use of religion to unite, rather than divide.
“This is a clear message that Pope Francis is continuing rapprochement with the Jewish people,” he said.
Christian knights on horseback and their history are a curious ecumenical symbol, but the order that Rabbi Schneier is joining has been reformed twice. Other non-Christian knights include the likes of Oscar Schindler, who rescued Jews during the Holocaust.
Rabbi Schneier was visited by Pope Benedict in 2008, and greeted Pope Francis at the Western Wall in Jerusalem. Now he gets an official post in the church.
He also had some advice for his sword-wielding brother knights of old.
“Ask for forgiveness, and make sure you do not repeat the mistakes you’ve made against humanity,” he said.
Schneier lacks a horse and sword and said his weapon will be conscience and his ally will be the Pope.
Israel at Aero India 2015
13.04.2015
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President Barack Obama Speaks With VICE News
16.03.2015
VICE founder Shane Smith interviews President Barack Obama, discussing a host of issues important to Americans, from foreign policy and marijuana legalization to global warming and political gridlock.
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Rabbi Meïr baal Haness ou Baal Ness (hébreu : רבי מאיר בעל הנס « Rabbi Meïr le Miraculeux », acronyme Rambaha”n ou Ramba”n) est un faiseur de miracles dont la tombe fait l’objet d’un pèlerinage annuel. Son nom est également associé à des caisses de bienfaisance destinées aux Juifs nécessiteux résidant en terre d’Israël.
Identifié par la croyance populaire à Rabbi Meïr, il semble cependant issu d’une confusion entre ce Sage et un ou plusieurs homonymes. Photo by Wikipedia
La Grandeur de Rabbi Meir Baal Ha-Ness
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La grande force et l’histoire du Rabbi Meir Baal Haness – 613TV
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En présence du Grand Rabbin René Samuel Sirat et
du Rabbin Claude Sultan
Dimanche 3 mai 2015 à partir de 20h00
Animation musicale
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Séouda offerte par le Centre Communautaire de Paris
En raison du nombre limité de places
Confirmation obligatoire
Soirée organisée au profit du Beth Halimoud
Bougies à 52 €
Rav Shimon GOBERT : Passer une vie a attendre
30.04.2015
Parashat akhare mot kedochim le bonheur est dans la kedousha
27.04.2015 Rav TOUITOU
Première naissance à l’hôpital de campagne de Tsahal
30.04.2015
L’hôpital de campagne de la délégation humanitaire de Tsahal au Népal a mis au monde son premier bébé. Notre équipe médicale est déterminée à poursuivre sa mission.
La construction de l’hôpital de campagne de Tsahal au Népal
Préparatifs de la mission humanitaire de Tsahal au Népal
20.03.2015
Mercredi 8 mars 2015 se déroulait un vernissage un peu particulier à la galerie Saphir. En parallèle du 35e anniversaire de la galerie, était inauguré un nouvel espace dans la galerie, situé au sous-sol. Nouvel espace d’un charme fou à la pierre ancienne apparente. Ce sont là les vestiges de la muraille de Philippe Auguste avec des voûte de 3,5 mètre de haut habillées d’un puits du XVe siècle. Espace avec lequel se marient parfaitement les oeuvres de Alain Kleinmann dont le travail est un rapport à la mémoire.
La galerie Saphir, très attaché à l’Histoire, fait résonance à sa toute première exposition en réinvitant l’artiste Alain Kleinmann qui sort une monographie de près de 600 pages retraçant une grande partie de son oeuvre. Très rattaché à sa culture, le judaïsme, l’artiste participe à la transmission de culture et de tradition.
La Galerie Saphir présentera également les œuvres d’Alain Kleinmann au Salon International du Dessin et de l’Estampe, du 24 au 26 avril au Grand Palais à Paris et cet été à la Galerie Saphir à Dinard.
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Rencontre avec Alain Kleinmann
23.01.2015
UP Magazine rencontre Alain Kleinmann, artisite plasticien dans son atelier
Alain Kleinmann en el museo de la Shoá
Alain Kleinmann
Exposition Goldstein à Melun
Exposition Goldstein à Melun – Melun
“Chemins de mémoire” voilà le titre de l’exposition de Charles Goldstein à découvrir à l’espace saint jean de Melun. Cet ancien maire adjoint à la culture expose pour la première fois dans sa ville et nous présente une rétrospective de ces dix dernières années de peinture. (Droits réservés. Pour toute exploitation commerciale, veuillez contacter contact@wizdeo.com)
« Le Labyrinthe du silence » : le Procureur allemand qui brisa la loi du silence sur les camps de la mort
Ce film rend hommage au Procureur Fritz Bauer.
Le Labyrinthe du silence – bande annonce – VOST – (2015)
09.03.2015
Le Labyrinthe du silence, réalisé par Giulio Ricciarelli.
Titre original : Im Labyrinth des Schweigens
Date de sortie : 06-05-2015
Acteurs : Alexander Fehling, Gert Voss, Friederike Becht, Johann von Bülow, Robert Hunger-Bühler.
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Résumé : Allemagne 1958 : un jeune procureur découvre des pièces essentielles permettant l’ouverture d’un procès contre d’anciens SS ayant servi à Auschwitz.
Mais il doit faire face à de nombreuses hostilités dans cette Allemagne d’après-guerre.
Déterminé, il fera tout pour que les allemands ne fuient pas leur passé.
Trésors de Musique Judéo-Algérienne – Séquences d’archives
Pour les connaisseurs et amateurs de la belle musique. Séquences d’Archives des plus Célèbres Artistes Juifs d’Algérie -. Maalma Titine – Saoud El Medioni – Marie Soussane – Cheikh Zouzou – Sultana Daoud – Alice Fitoussi – Lili Labassi – Salim Halali – Line Monty. Voir sur ma chaines d’autres archives audiovisuelles d’Algérie.
amine bouaziz ( tab essrour – ash tsseyed men la y9id ) homage a kamel messaoudi rabbi yerrahmou
Amine Bouaziz ( tab essrour – ash tsseyed men la y9id ) homage a kamel messaoudi rabbi yerrahmou ( a l’occasion des journées de la chansson chaabi qui se sont déroulées a skikda
La Parnassa nous suit-elle là où nous allons ?!
23.04.2015 Rav Nissim Haddad
Medley de chants “Acapella” (spécial Omèr) par le chanteur Michael Abitbol
27.04.2015
Logements de colons : Israël lance des appels d’offres pour Jérusalem-est
27.04.2015
Pas question pour Israël d’abandonner la construction de nouveaux logements de colons à Jérusalem-est, partie palestinienne de la ville annexée et occupée par l’Etat hébreu. Les autorités israéliennes ont lancé ce lundi des appels d’offres pour la construction de 77 logements controversés, selon l’organisation israélienne La Paix maintenant.
À Ramallah, le représentant de l’Union européenne John-Gatt -Rutter a déploré cette décision. “L’Union européenne a une position extrêmement claire sur l’
Appel pour l’enterrement d’une femme démunie
23.04.2015
Le mois de Heschvan Mazal SCORPION
22.04.2015 Rav TOUITOU
Nous sommes là pour vous
18.04.2015
Notre de devoir n’est pas seulement d’entraîner des soldats, mais surtout de former les citoyens de demain. C’est pour cela que quoi qu’il arrive, Tsahal sera toujours là pour vous.
Un tremblement de terre de magnitude 7,9 frappe le Népal, l’Inde est touchée
25.04.2015
Le Népal a éprouvé un tremblement de terre très fort, de magnitude 7,9, à 75 kilomètres de la ville de Pokhara au centre du pays, a déclaré le Bureau des études géologiques des Etats-Unis, ajoutant que les perturbations ont aussi touché l’Inde.
Irène Landau: l’incidence de la Choa dans les troubles émotionnels – 613TV
11.03.2015
Irène Landau, fidèle aux caméras de 613TV, vous évoque l’incidence de la Choa dans les troubles émotionnels, thème important et à réfléchir.
“La menace terroriste est sans précédent en France” Manuel Valls
23.04.2015
Près de 3 mois après les attentats de Paris, la France dit avoir déjoué plusieurs attaques. La dernière en date est celle d’un étudiant algérien qui projetait un attentat contre des églises du Val-de-Marne et qui avait apparemment un contact en Syrie.
Attentat manqué à Paris : “L’étudiant algérien, pourtant fiché, arrêté par hasard”
22.04.2015
Rester mariée malgré un amour absent
23.04.2015 Torah Box
CLIP TABLEAUX DE DANIEL ZEKRI “LECHANA TOVA”
23.09.2014
CLIP TABLEAUX DE DANIEL ZEKRI “LECHANA TOVA”
Rencontre du rav Cherki a propos du noachisme a Nice (France)
Amir Marseille Salle Vallier 22 avril 2015 Yom Atsmaout
22.04.2015
Danses Yom Atsmaout 2008 Bruxelles animées par Shimon
Cours de danses israéliennes à Bruxelles et démonstrations en costumes pour événements, organisés par Shimon et Magali http://israelidance.wordpress.com/
YOM HA’ATSMAOUT 5773 – TECHNION HAIFA
15.04.2013
Célébration de la fête de Yom Ha’atsmaout 5773 au Technion de Haïfa avec le Rav Eliahou ZINI, Roch Yéchiva OR VISHUA
Les voeux du président de l’Etat Reouven Rivlin pour la 67e Journée de l’Indépendance de d’Israël
22.04.2015
Le président Rivlin déclare : “Je regarde autour de moi avec fierté. L’indépendance d’Israël est la réalisation d’un rêve vieux de 2000 ans.”
67 ans: Le miracle agricole d’Israël… et la terre a donné ses plus beaux fruits
22.04.2015
Au cours des 67 ans qui se sont écoulés depuis la fondation de l’Etat d’Israël, l’agriculture a obtenu des résultats impressionnants au point de servir d’exemple à de nombreux pays dans le monde. La mise au point de méthodes d’irrigation uniques, des récoltes exceptionnelles pour de nombreuses cultures, l’acclimatation et l’adaptation de nouvelles cultures, des exportations agricoles diversifiées et la promotion de la qualité de l’environnement sont devenus le symbole de l’agriculture israélienne moderne
Archives de Yad Vashem: vie juive au Shtetl juste avant la Shoah
Yad Vashem vient tout juste de restaurer et diffuser ces images exceptionnellement rares de juifs polonais dans le quotidien de leur village en 1939, juste avant la catastrophe.
Ces images, que j’ai découvertes hier, m’ont terriblement émues, et je tiens à témoigner mon amour à mes frères ashkenazes. Sur ces images, ces pères juifs, ces enfants juifs, ces mères juives, sont les nôtres à tous. Comm…Afficher la suite — à Pologne.
Yom HaShoah à Lyon
19.04.2015
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Gros plan sur Yom HaShoah, le jour de la Shoah, une cérémonie organisée en mémoire des juifs exterminés par les nazis.
Présentation de livres
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Cycle ‘Juifs et Musulmans en terre d’Islam’
l’histoire bimillénaire des Juifs en Afrique du Nord à travers des parcours personnels.
Célèbres ou inconnus, riches ou pauvres, commerçants, enseignants, diplomates, rabbins, artistes, les Juifs ont connu des parcours extrêmement divers en terre d’Islam.
Concerts
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Conférence
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Alliance
La Médiathèque Alliance Baron Edmond de Rothschild (MABER), organise régulièrement des conférences, des présentations de livres des ciné club ou des ateliers.
Yom Hashoah Israel se fige pendant deux minutes
16.04.2015
Yom Hashoah – Israel se fige pendant deux minutes
La vie s’est arrêtée en Israël dans les rues, au travail, dans les écoles, pendant deux minutes jeudi à 10H00, au son des
Israël : commémoration de la Shoah et crainte d’un nouvel Holocauste
16.04.2015
Israël a commémoré ce jeudi la “journée de la Shoah”, en mémoire des millions de juifs tués par les nazis durant la Seconde guerre mondiale.
La manifestation la plus marquante s’est déroulée à 10h00 (heure locale) : deux minutes durant lesquelles toute la population s’est figée en silence alors que résonnaient les sirènes.
Le Premier ministre sortant Benjamin Netanyahu a assisté à la cérémonie officielle à Yad Vashem, le mémorial de la Shoah construit à Jérusalem.
*”Plus jamais ça” ?*
Yom Ha’Shoah: A Memorial for Holocaust Remembrance Day
15.04.2015
This piece is my personal dedication to the victims of the Holocaust. This multimedia piece combines an interview with Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach with Johann Sebastian Bach’s D minor Chaconne played on vibraphone by myself (Julian Loida). Carlebach gives a unique look at how one can go about dealing with the history of the Jewish tragedy (and possibly all tragedy) in his response to a question from a Russian Rabbi asking, “Why Are You So Happy?” as this rabbi understands sadness and mourning to be the correct response.
Israel – what a beautiful country
The renewed growth of anti-Israeli attitudes is also irritating. Old and new resentments are being nurtured, revived, and advanced. Irraels will for self-defense and self-preservation is being distorted, and Israels right to act accordingly is being disputed. In this respect, our sympathy has certain priorities, and the latent left-wing anti-Zionism is shocking and annoying. Comparing Israelis with Nazis, calling their politics fascistic should in turn regard Germans as victims of an unaccepted defeat. Those who sell the terror initiated by the Palestinians as fight for freedom and who deny Israel the right for self-defense, who deny the positive sides of this one and only respectable justice system in the Near-East, nauseate us with their ideological untruthfulness.
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Quel est l’importance du Tsitsit Katan ?
19.04.2015 Torah Box Rav Chalom Arouch
Italie : peut-être 700 morts dans le naufrage d’un bateau de clandestins
19.04.2015
Le naufrage d’un chalutier chargé de clandestins pourrait avoir fait 700 morts, selon le Haut-commissariat aux Nations unies pour les réfugiés.
Parashat Taazria UNE AME ASSOIFFEE DE SPIRITUALITE
16.04.2015 Rav TOUITOU
LA MIMOUNA
13.04.2015 Rav TOUITOU
Le parti de la Foi : enquête sur les juifs orthodoxes à Jérusalem
13 janvier 1997
Long reportage à JERUSALEM sur l’influence grandissante du parti ultra orthodoxe SHASS, appelé aussi le parti de la foi. – Dans un jardin d’enfants du mouvement SHASS, des petits enfants chantent, avec leur maitresse “j’ai foi en la venue du messie”; PR touts petits chantant, certains portent une kipa; PR une maitresse avec une marionnette raconte une histoire à des jeunes enfants visiblement captivés par son récit. – ITW Rabbin YAACOV HEMED, directeur général éducation SHASS, trad off : “notre but principal est de former l’enfant au plan social, éducatif et aussi des valeurs, bien entendu, nos établissements sont souvent les seuls de leur genre dans certains quartiers, certaines villes et les familles reviennent ainsi a la foi”. – PANO hémicycle de la KNESSET pendant une séance; PR députés du parti SHASS siégeant. – PR le leader du parti SHASS, le rabbin OBADIA YOSSEF (OVADIA JOSSEF ?), pdt conference de presse; PM le rabbin OBADIA YOSSEF avec Benyamin NETHANYAOU, assis, discutant. – PM/PR un homme agé votant. – PE façade d’une école talmudique, dirigée par un rabbin centenaire (Eliezer SCHACH); ARCH 1990: Eliezer SCHACH, portant barbe blanche, très entouré, parlant. – PE le rabbin Avraham RAVITZ, député “drapeau de la Torah”, pendant un discours (+ commentaire expliquant qu’il préside la commission parlementaire des finances). – ITW Rabbin Avraham RAVITZ, trad off : “nous voulons que l’état soit juif dans tous ses symboles, pour nous l’observance du repos du shabat est indispensable pour tout ce qui est publique, par exemple il ne faut pas qu’il y ait de transports en commun et que les magasins soient ouverts le samedi, même dans les quartiers laics”. – ARCH JERUSALEM AOUT 1996 : DP manifestation de juifs orthodoxes reclamant qu’une rue passant dans leur quartier soit fermée le samedi. – Extrait des “guignols de l’info” israéliens se moquant de l’integrisme : “les mécréants qui enfreignent le sabbat méritent la mort”. – PR deux juifs orthodoxes (costume et chapeau noirs…) marchant cote a cote, l’un d’eux avec un portable a l’oreille. ITW Daniel BENSIMON, journaliste : “on vit aujourd’hui une crise d’identité ou ISRAEL ne sait pas ou il va et c’est la la question que se pose les israéliens, est ce qu’on peut faire la paix avec les arabes, est ce qu’on peut vivre avec des non juifs d’une façon normale ou est ce qu’on doit rester dans notre forteresse biblique, judaique, spirituelle”. – PE mur des lamentations, foule de fidèles priant, PR fidèles coiffés de châles de prière blancs (taleth), priant avec des rameaux. Images d’archive INA
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RABBI JACOB PAR L’ORCHESTRE D’HARMONIE DE CALAIS
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LOIS DE CHABBAT un vin de qualite pour un kidoush de roi
02.04.2015 Rav TOUITOU
Sexe, masturbation : “Sperme sacré” brise les tabous chez les juifs ultra-orthodoxes
10.02.2015
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SPERME SACRÉ – En Israël, un film fait polémique : son titre “Sperme sacré. Le film brise le tabou de la masturbation masculine chez les juifs ultra orthodoxe. “Sperme sacré” vise à mettre fin à la conspiration du silence qui entoure le sujet.
Visite de courtoisie du Pape aux deux Grands Rabbins
26.05.2014
Visite de courtoisie du Pape François aux deux Grands Rabins, au Centre Heichal Shlomo, près de la Grande Synogogue de Jérusalem, lors du voyage apostolique du Pape en Terre Sainte, du 24 au 26 mai 2014.
Le Pape François en Terre Sainte du 26/05/2014.
Visite de courtoisie du Pape au Président de l’État d’Israël
26.05.2014
Visite de courtoisie du Pape François au Président de l’Etat d’Israël, à la Résidence présidentielle à Jérusalem, lors du voyage apostolique du Pape en Terre Sainte, du 24 au 26 mai 2014.
Le Pape François en Terre Sainte du 26/05/2014.
Bernard-Henri Levy : “V. Poutine veut vassaliser l’Ukraine!” 06/02
14.04.2015
François Bayrou dans #DirectPolitique, l’émission de Linternaute.com, Ouest-France et 20 Minutes, jeudi 12 février 2015.
Colloque «Heidegger et “les juifs”» Discours de clôture de Bernard-Henri Lévy le 25 janvier 2015 Au Centre culturel Irlandais.
En présence de Laurent BAFFIE, Anne HIDALGO et Sophie COIGNARD, Thierry ARDISSON soumet l’écrivain Bernard Henri LEVY à l’interview penseur dans laquelle il répond à des situations de…
Le Président de la communauté juive-marocaine de Belgique chez Tijjini
09.04.2015
Comment arrivera la victoire juive Rabbin Ron Chaya
Le Rabbin Ron Chaya nous explique comment et pourquoi Israel ne sera pas détruit par ses ennemis
Les Borgel, une famille au service de la communauté juive de Tunis
Buchenwald, 70 ans après des survivants font le voyage du souvenir
12.04.2015
BUCHENWALD – 12/04/2015 – 15h15 précises, l’heure de la libération du camp il y a tout juste 70 ans. L’occasion pour plus de 80 survivants de Buchenwald de se recueillir en silence ce samedi. Le cœur gros et les yeux humides. Environ 250 000 personnes ont été emprisonnées dans le camp de Buchenwald
Commémoration de la Shoah sur fond de montée de l’antisémitisme à Budapest
12.04.2015
Comme chaque année depuis 2003, des milliers de personnes ont battu le pavé hier à l’occasion de cette “Marche pour la Vie”. Une mobilisation d’autant plus importante que le “parti nationaliste radical Jobbick”:http://fr.euronews.com/2014/05/07/hon… est devenu la seconde formation la plus populaire du pays. Une formation qualifiée de néo-nazie par les autorités juives. “J’ai survécu à Auschwitz-Birkenau durant quatre mois, puis à Dachau durant quatre moi…
Exclusif – Jean-Marie Le Pen renonce à sa candidature en PACA
13.04.2015
Interrogé au micro de Marion Mourgue et Cyril Bitton du Figaro Magazine, le président d’honneur du Front national a annoncé ne pas souhaiter se représenter en PACA.
13.04.2015
Interrogé au micro de Marion Mourgue et Cyril Bitton du Figaro Magazine, le président d’honneur du Front national a annoncé ne pas souhaiter se représenter en PACA.
Quelle Bible ont les juifs ?
L’avortement dans le judaïsme
Concert d’Aldona – Fantaisie Polonaise au New Morning
Concert donné dans le cadre du Festival Jazz’n Klezmer 2013 au New Morning le 14/11/2013
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Condamnation de l’usage de symboles de la shoah GUYSEN TV 01/01/2012
Décès du Rav Haddad, grand rabbin de Lod
Le Rav Hayim Haddad, grand rabbin séfarade de Lod, vient de quitter ce monde à l’âge de 77 ans. Son décès est survenu alors qu’il passait ses congés de Pessah dans un hôtel de Jérusalem.
Deux soldats israéliens attaqués au couteau par un Palestinien
08.04.2015
L’agression s’est déroulée dans le nord de la Cisjordanie occupée, près du village palestinien de Sinjil.
Un soldat a été grièvement blessé et l’autre plus légèrement. C’est lui qui a abattu l’agresseur palestinien, de deux balles dans la tête selon des sources médicales palestiniennes.
Les deux soldats appartiennent à une unité médicale dépendante du commandement de la défense civile.
Selon les médias israéliens, au moment de l’attaque, ils étaient postés en attente dans une ambulance pou…
LA SOURCE DE VIE Au commencement était l’école
Torah Box
Yom Hashoah Message
11.04.2015
A short and moving message by Rabbi Benji Levy to mark the occasion of Yom Hashoah.
70e anniversaire de la libération du camp de Buchenwald
11.04.2015
L INVITE POLITIQUE DU JEUDI DU 09.04.15 GUILLAUME LARRIVE sue RCJ
09.04.2015
Israël aujourd’hui et demain – dans notre pays
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Israël aujourd’hui et demain – dans notre pays
La délégation du KKL France a commencé sa visite en Israël au Beit Herzl
A KKL France delegation from Israel Today and Tomorrow: In our Own Country has arrived in Israel for five days of tours, meetings with public figures, first-hand experience of KKL-JNF projects throughout the country, and inauguration ceremonies for new projects. Among the members of the delegation are Friends of KKL-JNF from all over France, Jewish community activists and prominent figures of influence in government, business and the media. The delegation’s visit to Israel is the continuation of the highly successful convention held in Paris earlier this year.
La délégation « Israël aujourd’hui et demain – dans notre pays » du KKL France est arrivée en Israël pour 5 jours de visites, de rencontres avec des personnalités, d’information sur les projets du KKL à travers le pays et d’inaugurations de nouveaux projets. Parmi les membres de la délégation, les Amis du KKL de toute la France, des membres de la communauté juive et des personnalités du monde politique, des affaires et des médias. Cette délégation fait suite à un important congrès qui a eu lieu en début d’année à Paris et qui a été un grand succès.
La grande aventure de AIU Ce documentaire montre l’histoire de l’Alliance israélite universelle..
Composé d’un banc titre de photographies d’archives accompagné d’un commentaire parlé en voix off. Ce film est disponible au Beth Hatefutsoth de Tel Aviv
Charles Lugassy Mimouna 2015
09.04.2015
Charles Lugassy is a cultivated journalist for Radio Shalom equipped with 15 years experience in journalism with Radio Canada, 20 years experience in immigration consulting and a highly active and reputable presence in the Jewish Sephardic community.
Eyal Golan & Avihu Medina in a great medley
Une synagogue de Stamford Hill, près de Londres, attaquée samedi soir par un groupe d’hommes
Voici ce que Netanyahou à a à dire de l’accord sur le nucléaire iranien
04.04.2015
Quelques heures après l’annonce qu’un accord était intervenu à Lausanne entre l’Iran et les grandes puissances sur le nucléaire iranien, le Premier ministre israélien a pris la parole pour expliquer son profond désaccord.
Jean-Marie Le Pen persiste sur les chambres à gaz
02.04.2015
Toute l’actualité sur http://www.bfmtv.com/ Interrogé jeudi matin par Jean-Jacques Bourdin sur ses propos litigieux, lorsqu’il avait assuré que les chambres à gaz étaient “un détail” de l’Histoire, le président d’honneur du Front national a assumé ses déclarations. “Je maintiens, je crois que c’est la vérité”, a-t-il affirmé.
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And the personal history of two of the players made the tour especially … to legend, the famous Maharal of Prague created a golem to protect the Jews. … Slovakia, so it is possible that the teammates’ ancestors met during this period.
La biographie du Maharal de Prague
Sinai, Purim & The MaHaRaL of Prague
Le Maharal de Prague sur Pourim: La force de la pensée
Prague Maharal Synagogue
CEMENTERIO JUDIO DE PRAGA
El cementerio judío se ubica en el distrito de Josefor de Praga y se creó en 1439. El poeta y erudito Avigdor Karo fue la primera persona enterrada en este lugar. El cementerio estuvo activo hasta 1787, cuando fue clausurado definitivamente con la tumba de Moses Beck. Debido a la falta de espacio los cuerpos se enterraban unos encima de otros llegando a más de 11 capas de enterramientos. Cientos de nombres célebres descansan en este lugar, como el sabio del Renacimiento, historiador, matemático y astrónomo David Gans (d.1613), o el erudito e historiador José Salomón Delmedigo (d.1655), y el rabino y coleccionista de manuscritos y libros impresos en hebreo David Oppenheim (m. 1736). Aunque sin duda el más conocido de todos es el gran erudito y maestro religioso Judá Loew ben Bezalel, conocido como el rabino Loew (d. 1609), que se asocia con la leyenda del Golem, un muñeco de barro creado por Loew para defender a los judíos de Praga, pero que enloqueció y no pudo cumplir su tarea.A día de hoy se pueden ver más de 12.000 lápidas y se estima que puede haber enterradas unas 100.000 personas
Judah Loew ben Bezalel, alt. Loewe, Löwe, or Levai, (c. 1520 – 17 September 1609)[1] widely known to scholars of Judaism as the Maharal of Prague, or simply The MaHaRaL, the Hebrew acronym of the initials of “Moreinu Ha-Rav Loew,” (“Our Teacher, Rabbi Loew”) was an important Talmudic scholar, Jewish mystic, and philosopher who, for most of his life, served as a leadingrabbi in the cities of Mikulov in Moravia and Prague in Bohemia.
Within the world of Torah and Talmudic scholarship, he is known for his works on Jewish philosophy and Jewish mysticism and his work Gur Aryeh al HaTorah, a supercommentary on Rashi’s Torah commentary.
The Maharal is the subject of a nineteenth-century legend that he created The Golem of Prague, an animate being fashioned from clay. Photos by Wikipedia
This led to large numbers of Jews seeking refuge in Philadelphia. Among … The letter included a brief history of the synagogue, and explained that the …
Congregation Mikveh Israel, Mikveh Israel synagogue, officially called Kahal Kadosh Mikveh Israel (Hebrew: קהל קדוש מקוה ישראל, which translates as “Holy Community of the Hope of Israel”, is a synagogue founded in the 1740s inPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania.[1] Established by Spanish and Portuguese Jews, the congregation practices according to theSpanish and Portuguese rite. The congregation conducts daily, Sabbath, and Jewish holy day services. The synagogue will host the Abrams Hebrew Academy Center City Jewish elementary day school beginning in September 2014.[2] The congregation is also responsible for Mikveh Israel Cemetery, the second oldest surviving Jewish cemetery in the United States. Photos by Wikipedia
Miles Davis’ All Blues performed at ‘Jazz in the Sukkah” in Philly in America’s oldest synagogue
America’s oldest synagogue, Congregation Mikveh Israel in Philadelphia, founded in 1740, hosts a Jazz Night to celebrate the Jewish holiday Sukkot. A six piece band entertains the crowd, lead by the temple’s talented maintenance man. Here’s the jam on a legendary Miles Davis song. An amazing celebration of cultures and community.
Congregation Mikveh Israel
Congregation Mikveh Israel’s Second Cemetery Philadelphia, PA
This Day in Jewish History / A polyglot cultural mongrel who would take … of Sarah and Nessim Mustacchi, Jews of Italian-Greek Sephardi descent, …
Hommage à Paul Castanier en Février 1992 à l’Olympia avec de gauche à droite : Jacques Serizier – Georges Moustaki – Léo Ferré – Philippe Val – Jacques Higelin – Wasaburo Fukuda – Alain Meilland – Patrick Font –
Georges Moustaki (born Giuseppe Mustacchi;[1] (May 3, 1934 – May 23, 2013) was an Egyptian-French singer-songwriter ofItalo-Greek origin, best known for the poetic rhythm and simplicity of the romantic songs he composed and often sang. Moustaki gave France some of its best-loved music by writing about 300 songs for some of the most popular singers in that country, such asÉdith Piaf,[1] Dalida, Françoise Hardy, Yves Montand, Barbara, Brigitte Fontaine, Herbert Pagani, France Gall, Cindy Daniel, Juliette Greco, Pia Colombo, and Tino Rossi, as well as for himself.[2]
Georges Moustaki was born Giuseppe Mustacchi in Alexandria, Egypt on May 3, 1934. His parents, Sarah and Nessim Mustacchi, were Francophile, Italo-Greek Sephardic Jews from the island of Corfu, Greece. They moved to Egypt, where their young child first learned French. They owned the Cité du livre – one of the finest book shops in the Middle East – in the cosmopolitan city ofAlexandria where many ethnic communities lived together.
Avigdor Arikha was born to German-speaking Jewish parents in Rădăuţi, but grew up in Czernowitz in Bukovina, Romania (now inUkraine).[1] His family faced forced deportation in 1941 to the Romanian-run concentration camps of Transnistria, where his father died. He survived thanks to the drawings he made of deportation scenes, which were shown to delegates of the International Red Cross.
Arikha emigrated to Palestine in 1944, together with his sister. Until 1948, he lived in Kibbutz Ma’ale HaHamisha. In 1948 he was severely wounded in Israel’s War of Independence. From 1946 to 1949, he attended the Bezalel School of Art in Jerusalem Photos by Wikipedia
Even today, nearly 50 years later, Auerbach is generally remembered as the finest coach professional basketball has ever seen, although his …
Red Auerbach’s last interview (from ‘Basketball Man’)
30.10.2006
NBA giant Red Auerbach gave his last filmed interview to Burt Kearns & Brett Hudson of Frozen Pictures for inclusion in the documentary feature, Basketball Man, about the life and legacy of basketball’s inventor, Dr. James Naismith (on DVD in February).
This clip is but a small portion of the complete, comprehensive, interview, which will be featured as a bonus extra on the DVD set.
Larry Bird, Red Auerbach & The Boston Celtics – Winning Basketball (COMPLETE )
29.03.2012
VHS – Released in 1987.
“You play as you practice” (Mr. ‘Red’ Auerbach)
“It’s about whether you win or lose, not about how you play the game” (Mr. Larry Bird)
Arnold Jacob “Red” Auerbach (September 20, 1917 – October 28, 2006[1]) was an American basketball coach of theWashington Capitols, the Tri-Cities Blackhawks and the Boston Celtics. After he retired from coaching, he served as president and front office executive of the Celtics until his death. As a coach, he won 938 games (a record at his retirement)[1] and nine National Basketball Association (NBA) championships in ten years (a number surpassed only by Phil Jackson, who won 11 in twenty years). As general manager and team president of the Celtics, he won an additional seven NBA titles, for a grand total of 16 in a span of 29 years,[2] making him one of the most successful team officials in the history of North American professional sports.
Arnold Jacob Auerbach was one of the four children of Marie and Hyman Auerbach. Hyman was a Russian Jewish immigrant from Minsk, Belarus, and Marie Auerbach, Photos by Wikipedia
If the World Jewish Congress, which was joined by the Simon Wiesenthal Center, in Los Angeles, had meant to torpedo Waldheim’s bid to become …
Kurt Waldheim, a commission of enquiry parts 1-9
These nine films are part of a much larger programme that was aired in 1988 which looks into allegations that the recently elected president of Austria Kurt Waldheim was a Nazi war criminal. Waldheim had previously been the fourth Secretary-General of the United Nations from 1972 to 1981. I do not possess any more of this programme which I ‘rediscovered’ in 2008 on a VHS cassette used some 20 years earlier.
Waldheim had unsuccessfully sought election as President of Austria in 1971, but his second attempt on 8 June 1986 proved successful. During his campaign for the presidency in 1985, the events started that marked the beginning of what became known internationally as the “Waldheim Affair”. Before the presidential elections, Alfred Worm revealed in the Austrian weekly news magazine Profil that there had been several omissions about Waldheim’s life between 1938 and 1945 in his recently-published autobiography. A short time later, the World Jewish Congress alleged that Waldheim had lied about his service as an officer in the mounted corps of the SA, and his time as an ordnance officer for Army Group E in Saloniki, Greece, from 1942 to 1943 based in files from the United Nations War Crimes Commission. Waldheim called the allegations “pure lies and malicious acts”. Nevertheless he admitted that he had known about German reprisals against partisans: “Yes, I knew. I was horrified. But what could I do? I had either to continue to serve or be executed.” He said that he had never fired a shot or even seen a partisan. His former immediate superior at the time stated that Waldheim had “remained confined to a desk”.
Part of the reason for the controversy was Austria’s refusal to address its national role in the Holocaust – which was the home not only of Adolf Hitler but also many other leading Nazis. Austria refused to pay compensation to Nazi victims and from 1970 onwards refused to investigate Austrian citizens who were senior Nazis.
Because the revelations leading to the Waldheim affair came shortly before the presidential election there has been speculation about the background of the affair.
Declassified CIA documents show that the CIA had been aware of his war time past since 1945. Some sources report information about Waldheim’s wartime past was also previously published by a right wing Austrian newspaper during the 1971 presidential election campaign – including the claim of an SS membership.
Waldheim (second from left) with Italian General Ercole Roncaglia, Col. Hans Herbert Macholz, and SS-GruppenführerArtur Phleps at Podgorica airfield, 22 May 1943.
Kurt Josef Waldheim(German pronunciation: [ˈkʊɐ̯t ˈvaldhaɪm]; 21 December 1918 – 14 June 2007) was an Austrian diplomat and politician. Waldheim was the fourth Secretary-General of the United Nations from 1972 to 1981, and the ninth President ofAustria from 1986 to 1992. While he was running for president in Austria in 1985, his service as an intelligence officer in theWehrmacht during World War II raised international controversy. Photos by Wikipedia
Hatikva at Bergen-Belsen
In rare and moving footage dated to April 20th 1945, inmates at Bergen Belsen Concentration Camp sing the anthem of hope ‘Hatikva.’
Memorial stone at the entrance to the historical camp area
Bergen-Belsen (or Belsen) was a Nazi concentration camp in what is today Lower Saxony in northern Germany, southwest of the town of Bergen near Celle. Originally established as a prisoner of war camp,[1] in 1943, parts of it became a concentration camp. Initially this was an “exchange camp”, where Jewish hostages were held with the intention of exchanging them for German prisoners of war held overseas.[2] The camp was later expanded to accommodate Jews from other concentration camps.
The Liberation of Bergen-belsen Concentration Camp, April 1945
Cheerful women inmates collect their bread ration from one of the five camp cookhouses.
After 1945, the name was applied to the displaced persons camp established nearby, but it is most commonly associated with the concentration camp. From 1941 to 1945, almost 20,000 Soviet prisoners of war and a further 50,000 inmates died there,[3] with up to 35,000 of them dying of typhus in the first few months of 1945, shortly before and after the liberationPhotos by Wikipedia
REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK Ahead of the 70th anniversary of its liberation, a visit to the German camp with what is Europe’s largest Jewish cemetery, accompanied by some of the ‘babies’ born in the DP camp after the war
By RENEE GHERT-ZAND
EDDIE STRAIGHT – BELSEN LIBERATOR TTTV
22.04.2015
Eddie Straight age 94 of Saltburn, a former Company Sgt. Major of the 11th Armoured Division, recalls liberating Bergen-Belsen on the 70th anniversary.
Bergen Belsen Liberation
Bergen-Belsen was a Nazi concentration camp in Lower Saxony in northwestern Germany, southwest of the town of Bergen near Celle. Between 1943 and the war’s end, an estimated 50,000 Russian Prisoners of War and a further 50,000 inmates died there,up to 35,000 of them dying of typhus in the first few months of 1945.
The camp was liberated on April 15, 1945 by the British 11th Armoured Division.60,000 prisoners were found inside, most of them seriously ill, and another 13,000 corpses lay around the camp unburied.When the British and Canadians advanced on Bergen-Belsen in 1945, the German army negotiated a truce and exclusion zone around the camp to prevent the spread of typhus. Under the agreement, Hungarian and regular German troops guarding the camp returned to German lines when Allied troops liberated the camp on April 15, 1945.
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Eva Kor speaks about Auschwitz, medical experiments, and forgiveness
At the age of 10, Eva and her twin sister Miriam were taken to Auschwitz, the concentration camp where Nazi Dr. Josef Mengele used them for medical experiments.
Nazi Experiment Survivor Eva Mozes Kor Speaks at Clarkson University
Auschwitz survivor Eva Mozes Kor delivered a powerful message of forgiveness on October 8 at Clarkson University, while speaking before a large audience of students, faculty, staff and community members.
When she was about 10 years old, Kor and her family were taken by the Nazis to the Auschwitz slave labor and extermination camp, where her parents and two older sisters were quickly sent to the gas chambers.
Kor and her sister, Miriam, were twins, so they were of chilling interest to Dr. Josef Mengele, who subjected them to a series of heinous human experiments.
Her talk, “The Journey from Auschwitz & Mengele to Forgiveness,” told the amazing story of what she endured and how she eventually came to forgive Mengele and the Nazis.
Sheila Faith Weiss, professor of history in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences at Clarkson, arranged for Kor to share her story.
“I received a $277,000 National Science Foundation grant to write a biography of Dr. Mengele’s mentor, the German human geneticist Baron Otmar von Verschuer, and I had been in contact with Eva Mozes Kor,” Weiss says. “Because I am teaching a seminar on the Holocaust this semester, I asked Eva whether she might be willing to give a lecture at Clarkson. Normally, she would have charged more for her talk, but generously agreed to accept significantly less so we could bring her here. Her message is especially important for our students to hear.”
Trained in German history and the history of biology, Weiss has written a book which explores the background that led to the kind of bestial human experimentation Kor was subjected to in Auschwitz. The Nazi Symbiosis, Human Genetics and Politics in the Third Reich (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2010) raises compelling questions about medicine and ethics.
Forgiving Dr. Mengele
Eva Mozes Kor, who survived Josef Mengele’s cruel twin experiments in the Auschwitz concentration camp, shocks other Holocaust survivors when she decides to forgive the perpetrators as a way of self-healing.
Władysław Bartoszewski[vwaˈdɨswaf bartɔˈʂɛfskʲi] ( listen) (19 February 1922 – 24 April 2015) was a Polish politician, social activist, journalist, writer, and historian. He was born in Warsaw.
He was a former Auschwitz concentration camp prisoner.[1] He was a World War II Resistance fighter and Polish undergroundactivist. Bartoszewski participated in the Warsaw Uprising. He was wrongly convicted as a spy and was imprisoned for some years before being released due to medical problems and for being wrongly convicted during the 1950s.[2]
Bartoszewski served twice as the Minister of Foreign Affairs from March through December 1999 and again from 2000 to 2001.[3] He was also an ambassador and a member Photo by Wikipedia
Władysław Bartoszewski nie żyje
25.04.2015
Nie żyje Władysław Bartoszewski, działacz społeczny, historyk, więzień Auschwitz i żołnierz Armii Krajowej. Profesor Bartoszewski odszedł w wieku 93 lat. Wspominają Go nie tylko media polskie, ale i zagraniczne, bo Bartoszewski znany był świetnie poza granicami kraju. Odejście Władysława Bartoszewskiego to wielka strata, a w naszej pamięci Profesor zapisze się jako jeden z największych Polaków.
25.04.2015
Er kämpfte im polnischen Widerstand, wurde 1940 ins KZ Auschwitz verschleppt – und machte sich später um die Aussöhnung mit Deutschland verdient: Polens Ex-Außenminister Bartoszewski, der nun im Alter von 93 Jahren gestorben ist.
Wladyslaw Bartoszewski war ein äußerst engagierter, manchmal gar impulsiver Politiker und trotzdem ein großartiger Diplomat. Er war kein Polterer – vielmehr einer, der seine Zuhörer zum Nachdenken zwang.
Sein Motto lautete: Es lohnt sich, anständig zu sein. “Neun Mal habe ich meinen Geburtstag in verschiedenen Gefängnissen und Lagern erlebt. Aber ich bin stets optimistisch geblieben. Meine Haft hat weder Hitler noch Stalin geholfen. Und mir hat sie nicht geschadet – ich bin weiterhin derselbe geblieben.”
Widerstand gegen deutsche Besatzer
Wladyslaw Bartoszewski wurde im Februar 1922 in Warschau als Sohn einer polnischen Beamtenfamilie geboren. Eigentlich wollte er Journalist werden. Doch der Zweite Weltkrieg machte seine Zukunftspläne zunichte. Im polnischen Widerstand kämpfte er gegen die deutschen Besatzer, wurde 1940 verhaftet und ins Konzentrationslager Auschwitz verschleppt.
Trotz oder vielleicht doch eher wegen der Erfahrungen des Krieges wurde Bartoszewski zu einem hervorragenden Anwalt der Aussöhnung mit Deutschland: “Eines der wichtigsten Ereignisse in meinem Leben war der Kriegsausbruch 1939. Dann kam das Kriegsende und das Gefühl der großen Verluste und der brennenden Ungerechtigkeit, die unser Vaterland getroffen haben. Das nächste wichtige Ereignis für mich war das Jahr 1989 – die politische Wende, die etwa anderthalb Jahre dauerte. Ich meine damit den Umbruch in Europa, den Fall der Berliner Mauer und die Emanzipation Polens.”
Geduld und Gelassenheit
Zur Geschichte gehöre immer auch Geduld und die Gelassenheit, pflegte Bartoszewski zu sagen. Missstimmungen in bilateralen Beziehungen sollte man daher nicht allzu viel Gewicht einräumen. “Wenn es um die deutsch-polnischen Beziehungen geht: Was erwarten wir eigentlich noch von ihnen? 250 Millionen Mal wird die Oder-Neiße-Grenze in beide Richtungen überschritten und zwar ohne jegliche Zwischenfälle. Die Deutschen denken in sehr rationalen Kategorien. Und wir Polen sollten uns nicht das Recht nehmen, über die Gedanken der Deutschen mehr wissen zu wollen, als sie selbst.”
Bartoszewski fühlte sich in seinem politischen Leben nie einer Partei verpflichtet. Im Vordergrund stand für ihn immer das Wohl des Landes. Welcher Regierung er als Außenminister nach der Wende diente, war für den ehemaligen Solidarnosc-Mitstreiter unerheblich.
Außenpolitischer Berater noch im hohen Alter
Nach den Wahlen 2007 berief Premierminister Donald Tusk den damals 85-Jährigen zum außenpolitischen Berater. Sein Alter spielte keine Rolle. Gefragt war vielmehr sein Verhandlungsgeschick, um auf europäischer Ebene die Scherben wegzuräumen, die die abgewählte Kaczynski-Regierung hinterlassen hatte.
Nur in einem Punkt, da fiel es Bartoszewski schwer, Contenance zu bewahren: beim Thema Erika Steinbach. Seiner Mission schadete das aber nie. Wenn die Deutschen heute Polen aus einer ganz anderen Perspektive betrachten, dann ist das auch sein Verdienst.
Genau dafür erhielt Wladyslaw Bartoszewski 1986 den Friedenspreis des Deutschen Buchhandels – eine Auszeichnung, die er mit dem Satz kommentierte: “Es scheint das Wichtigste zu sein, all das zu unterstützen, was die Menschen verbindet, und sich all dem zu widersetzen, was die Menschen gegen ihren Willen trennt.”
This Day in Jewish History / Yossi Harel, the real person behind Paul … However, like so many of his Jewish peers, while he had fought with the British …
Exodus 1947 Documentary Trailer
Exodus 1947 Documentary Film narrated by Morley Safer. Filmmakers: Elizabeth Rodgers & Robby Henson. PBS broadcast.
After World War II, a group of private American citizens banded together in a clandestine effort to transport Holocaust survivors to Palestine.
On July 11, 1947, in the port of Sête, France, 4,500 Jewish refugees were crammed into the hull of a decrepit steamship, later named Exodus 1947.
A British blockade intercepted Exodus 1947 in international waters off the coast of Palestine. The tense standoff culminated in a direct attack by military personnel against the unarmed civilians on the Exodus 1947. This highly publicized international incident heavily influenced the United Nations resolution authorizing the partitioning of Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states. Thus, the Exodus 1947 voyage acted as a catalyst in forming a new nation. The program focuses on clandestine and illegal American efforts to finance and crew the most infamous of ten American ships that attempted to bring Jewish refugees to Palestine.
EXODUS 1947 is a one hour documentary narrated by Morley Safer with a score by Ilan Rechtman. The film is a richly layered program, constructed with first person accounts to recall events that shaped world history.
Yossi Harel (Hebrew: יוסי הראל) (January 4, 1918 – April 26, 2008), born Yosef Hamburger, was the supervisor of the Exodus 1947 operation and a leading member of theIsraeli intelligence community.[1]
Yossi Harel was born in Jerusalem in 1918. He was a sixth generation Jerusalemite. At the age of 15, he joined the Haganah. Later, he fought under Orde Wingate. Between 1945 and 1948, he played a leading role in the clandestine immigration enterprise in Palestine, commanding four Aliyah Bet ships: Knesset Israel, the Exodus, Atzma’ut and Kibbutz Galuyot. After the establishment of the State of Israel Harel studied mechanical engineering at M.I.T in the United States. Just before he finished his studies, Moshe Dayan, as Chief of Staff, called him back to Israel to investigate the Lavon Affair and made him head of Unit 131, an Israel Defense Forces intelligence unit.Photo by Wikipedia
Estée Lauder (/ˈɛsteɪˈlɔːdər/; July 1, 1908 – April 24, 2004) was an American businesswoman. She was the co-founder, along with her husband, Joseph Lauter (later Lauder),[2] of Estée Lauder Companies, her eponymous cosmetics company. Lauder was the only woman on Time magazine’s 1998 list of the 20 most influential business geniuses of the 20th century. She was the recipient of thePresidential Medal of Freedom. She was inducted to the Junior Achievement U.S. Business Hall of Fame in 1988.Photos by Wikipedia
Yom Ha’atzmaut (Hebrew: יום העצמאות Yōm hā-ʿAṣmāʾūṯ lit. “Independence Day”) is the national day of Israel, commemorating theIsraeli Declaration of Independence in 1948. It is celebrated either on the 5th of Iyar, according to the Hebrew calendar, or on one of the preceding or following days, depending on which day of the week this date falls on. Yom Ha’atzmaut is preceded by Yom Hazikaron, the Israeli Fallen Soldiers and Victims of Terrorism Remembrance Day.
The Israeli Declaration of Independence (Hebrew: הכרזת העצמאות, Hakhrazat HaAtzma’ut or Hebrew: מגילת העצמאות Megilat HaAtzma’ut), formally the Declaration of the Establishment of the State of Israel, was proclaimed on 14 May 1948 (5 Iyar 5708) byDavid Ben-Gurion, the Executive Head of the World Zionist Organization[2][3] and the chairman of the Jewish Agency for Palestine.[4]It declared the establishment of a Jewish state in Eretz-Israel, to be known as the State of Israel, which would come into effect on termination of the British Mandate at midnight that day.[5][6] The event is celebrated annually in Israel with a national holiday Yom Ha’atzmaut (Hebrew: יום העצמאות, lit. Independence Day) on 5 Iyar of every year according to the Hebrew calendar.Photos by Wikipedia
Large celebratory crowd outside the Dizengoff House (now called Independence Hall) to hear the declaration and signing of Israel’s Declaration of Independence, dated May 14, 1948.
The original document of Israel’s Declaration of Independence
After being expelled from the Iberian Peninsula, most of the Sephardic Jews settled in trading cities such as London andAntwerp. By the late sixteenth century they were arriving in Amsterdam and The Hague. The Lopes Suassos were a rich old Sephardic family of Marranos, or Jews who had been forced to convert to Christianity under pressure from the Portuguese Inquisition, but once in Amsterdam they openly returned to their true religion, Judaism.Photo by Wikipedia
Aharon Lichtenstein(May 24, 1933 – April 20, 2015) was a noted Orthodox rabbi and rosh yeshiva.[1] He was an authority inJewish law (“Halacha”).[2]
Rabbi Lichtenstein was born in Paris, France, but grew up in the United States, studied in Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Berlin under RabbiYitzchok Hutner. He earned a BA and semicha (“rabbinic ordination”) at Yeshiva University and a PhD in English Literature atHarvard University, where he studied under Photo by Wikipedia
<h1Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein: Love of the Torah and Love to a Fellow Jew
Shock and Emptiness – Students Eulogize Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein
20.04.2015
A Hesped on Rabbi Ahron Lichtenstein by Rabbi Yochanan Schrader
20.04.2015
Baruch Dayan Emet. One of the greatest has left us. This is a Hesped said by Rabbi Yochanan Schrader, in the Beit Midrash of Akiva Hebrew day school in Southfield Michigan.
The photo is from a Shiur that Rav Lichtenstein gave in the Beit Midrash of the Hesder Yeshivah of Yerucham
Il Papa ricorda il rabbino Toaff uomo di pace e dialogo
20.04.2015
(Papa Francesco)
Esprimo le mie sentite condoglianze per la scomparsa, ieri sera, del Rabbino Elio Toaff, già Rabbino Capo di Roma. Sono vicino con la preghiera al Rabbino Capo Riccardo di Segni – che avrebbe dovuto essere qui con noi – e all’intera comunità ebraica di Roma, nel ricordo riconoscente di quest’uomo di pace e di dialogo, che accolse il Papa Giovanni Paolo II nella storica visita al Tempio Maggiore.
Papa Francesco ricorda così la figura del Rabbino Toaff nell’incontro con la delegazione della Conferenza dei Rabbini europei. Sottolinea poi i progressi fatti e l’amicizia che lega la Chiesa Cattolica e le Comunità ebraiche a 50 anni dalla Dichiarazione conciliare Nostra aetate. Il Ponte …
Addio a Elio Toaff, la massima autorità spirituale e morale ebraica in Italia dal secondo dopoguerr
20.04.2015
Fra pochi giorni avrebbe compiuto 100 anni. Parliamo dell’addio a Elio Toaff, rabbino emerito di Roma considerato la massima autorità spirituale e morale ebraica in italia dal secondo dopoguerra. Dalle 11 di oggi, 20 aprile 2015, il feretro esposto sotto il colonnato del tempio maggiore di Roma per l’ultimo saluto
Da Giorgio Napolitano a Laura Boldrini, da Emma Bonino a Marco Pannella, da Ignazio Marino a Pierferdinando Casini, in tanti sono venuti al Ghetto per rendere omaggio al rabbino emerito Elio Toaff
Yom Hazikaron
Remembering Israel’s fallen soldiers and victims of terror.
Yom Hazikaron
Yom Hazikaron (Hebrew: יום הזיכרון לחללי מערכות ישראל ולנפגעי פעולות האיבה, lit. Day of Remembrance for Israeli Fallen Soldiers and Victims of Terrorism) is Israel’s official Memorial Day. The national observance was enacted into law in 1963. While Yom Hazikaron has been traditionally dedicated to fallen soldiers, commemoration has now been extended to civilian victims of the ongoing armed dispute.
IDF soldiers at Yom Hazikaron ceremony, 2007
An IDF officer places new flags on the graves of IDF soldiers for Yom Hazikaron.
Yom Hazikaron (in full Yom Hazikaron l’Chalalei Ma’arachot Yisrael ul’Nifgaei Peulot Ha’eivah Hebrew: יום הזיכרון לחללי מערכות ישראל ולנפגעי פעולות האיבה; lit. “Day of Remembrance for the Fallen Soldiers of Israel and Victims of Terrorism”)[1] is Israel’s officialMemorial Day,[2] enacted into law in 1963.[3] While Yom Hazikaron has been traditionally dedicated to fallen soldiers, commemoration has now been extended to civilian victims of political violence,[4] Palestinian political violence,[5] and terrorism in general Photo by Wikipedia
On April 16, 1968, the novelist and playwright Edna Ferber died, at her home in New York.Today Ferber may be best known for the popular films that …
Edna Ferber – Long Distance
12.12.2014
Edna Ferber (August 15, 1885 – April 16, 1968) was an American novelist, short story writer and playwright. Her novels were especially popular and included the Pulitzer Prize-winning So Big (1924), Show Boat (1926; made into the celebrated 1927 musical), Cimarron (1929; made into the 1931 film which won the Academy Award for Best Picture), and Giant (1952; made into the 1956 Hollywood movie).
Ferber was born August 15, 1885, in Kalamazoo, Michigan, to a Hungarian-born Jewish storekeeper and his Milwaukee, Wisconsin-born wife, Jacob Charles and Julia (Neumann) Ferber. After living in Chicago, Illinois, and Ottumwa, Iowa, at the age of 12 Ferber and her family moved to Appleton, Wisconsin, where she graduated from high school and briefly attended Lawrence University. She took newspaper jobs at the Appleton Daily Crescent and the Milwaukee Journal before publishing her first novel. She covered the 1920 Republican National Convention and 1920 Democratic National Convention for the United Press Association.
Ferber’s novels generally featured strong female protagonists, along with a rich and diverse collection of supporting characters. She usually highlighted at least one strong secondary character who faced discrimination ethnically or for other reasons; through this technique, Ferber demonstrated her belief that people are people and that the not-so-pretty persons have the best character. Several theatrical and film productions have been based on her works, including Show Boat, Giant, Ice Palace, Saratoga Trunk, Cimarron (which won an Oscar) and the 1960 remake. Three of these works – Show Boat, Saratoga Trunk and Giant – have been developed into musicals.
When composer Jerome Kern proposed turning the very serious Show Boat into a musical, Ferber was shocked, thinking it would be transformed into a typical light entertainment of the 1920s. It was not until Kern explained that he and Oscar Hammerstein II wanted to create a different type of musical that Ferber granted him the rights. Saratoga, based on Saratoga Trunk, was written at a much later date, after serious plots had become acceptable in stage musicals. In 1925, she won the Pulitzer Prize for her book So Big, which was made into a silent film starring Colleen Moore that same year. An early talkie movie remake followed, in 1932, starring Barbara Stanwyck and George Brent, with Bette Davis in a supporting role. A 1953 remake of So Big starred Jane Wyman in the Stanwyck role, and is the version most often seen today.
Edna Ferber(August 15, 1885[1] – April 16, 1968) was an American novelist, short story writer and playwright. Her novels were especially popular and included the Pulitzer Prize-winning So Big (1924), Show Boat (1926; made into the celebrated 1927 musical),Cimarron (1929; made into the 1931 film which won the Academy Award for Best Picture), and Giant (1952; made into the 1956 Hollywood movie).
Ferber was born August 15, 1885, in Kalamazoo, Michigan, to a Hungarian-born Jewish storekeeper, Jacob Charles Ferber, and hisMilwaukee, Wisconsin-born wife, Julia (Neumann) Ferber. After living in Chicago, Illinois, and Ottumwa, Iowa, at the age of 12 Ferber and her family moved to Appleton, Wisconsin,……Wikipedia
David Émile Durkheim(French: [emil dyʁkɛm] or [dyʁkajm];[1] April 15, 1858 – November 15, 1917) was a French sociologist, social psychologist and philosopher. He formally established the academic discipline and — with Karl Marx and Max Weber — is commonly cited as the principal architect of modern social science and father of sociology.,,,,,
Emile Durkheim was born in Épinal in Lorraine, coming from a long line of devout French Jews; his father, grandfather, and great-grandfather had been rabbis.[8] He began his education in a rabbinical school, but at an early age, he decided not to follow in his family’s footsteps and switched schools.[8][9] Durkheim led a completely secular life. Much of his work was dedicated to demonstrating that religious phenomena stemmed from social rather than divine factors.Photo by Wikipedia
Sociological Theory: Emile Durkhiem and Social Solidarity
Conceptual art and historical imagery vivifies a discussion of Emile Durkhiem’s Division of Labour in Society. The video focuses upon differences between traditional “mechanical” solidarity and modern “organic” solidarity.
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Yet Lessing was probably the most important figure in the German theater of his day, and he remains influential today, as much for his work as a ..
Nathan the Wise(original German title: Nathan der Weise) is a play published by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing in 1779. It is a fervent plea for religious tolerance. Its performance was forbidden by the church during Lessing’s lifetime; it was first performed in 1783 inBerlin. In 1922 it was adapted into a silent film of the same title.
Set in Jerusalem during the Third Crusade, it describes how the wise Jewish merchant Nathan, the enlightened sultan Saladin, and the (initially anonymous) Templar bridge their gaps between Judaism, Islam and Christianity. Its major themes are friendship, tolerance, relativism of God, a rejection of miracles and a need for communication.
Recha Welcoming Her Father. From an incomplete series of illustrations for the play Nathan the Wise. Photo by Wikipedia
Nathan the Wise by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing (This Week in Jewish History)
In August of 1778, the non-Jewish writer Gotthold Ephraim Lessing wrote to his brother of a new literary project designed to further tolerance of Jews in German society. The result was Nathan the Wise, a sensation that was initially banned by the Church and heavily criticized by antisemites of the day.
Hire put the baby up for adoption, and at the age of eight days, Evelyn was taken into the family of Hans Albert Einstein and his wife, the former Frieda …
Evelyn Einstein(28 March 1941 – 13 April 2011) was the adopted daughter of Hans Albert Einstein, the son of Albert Einstein
Einstein was born in Chicago; after her birth she was adopted by Hans Albert Einstein. She obtained a Master’s degree in Medieval literature at University of California, Berkeley. She was married to Grover Krantz for 13 years. She then worked briefly as an animal control officer, as a cult deprogrammer and as a Berkeley, California reserve police officer.
Eliezer Ben‑Yehuda (Hebrew: אליעזר בן־יהודה pronounced [ɛli’ʕɛzeʁ bɛn jɛhu’da]; 7 January 1858 – 16 December 1922) was a Litvaklexicographer and newspaper editor. He was the driving spirit behind the revival of the Hebrew language in the modern era.
Eliezer Ben-Yehuda was born Eliezer Yitzhak Perlman[citation needed] (Yiddish אליעזר יצחק פערלמאן), in Luzhki (Belarusian Лужкі (Lužki), PolishŁużki), Vilna Governorate of the Russian Empire (now Vitebsk Oblast, Belarus). He attended cheder where he studied Hebrew and the Bible from the age of three,[citation needed] as was customary among the Jews of Eastern Europe. Photo by Wikipedia
Revival of Hebrew
While Hebrew had remained the language of study and prayer, it had not been a spoken language for centuries. Few believed it could again become a tongue of everyday speech, but one man did, and dedicated his life to reviving Hebrew. His name was Eliezer Ben-Yehuda.
Itamar Ben-Avi (Also Ittamar, Hebrew: איתמר בן אב”י; born Ben-Zion Ben-Yehuda, בן-ציון בן-יהודה on 31 July 1882, died 8 April 1943) was the son of Eliezer Ben-Yehuda. Eliezer is credited with reviving the Hebrew language and brought up Itamar to be the first native speaker of what would become Modern Hebrew. Ben-Avi worked as a journalist (starting with his father’s newspaper HaZvi), and as a Zionist activist.
Ben-Zion grew up speaking modern Hebrew with his parents, making him the first native speaker of the Hebrew language in over a thousand years. When he was very young, Photo by Wikipedia
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פסח שני בחוקותי התשעד
30.03.2015
Parashat Ahare Mot-Kedoshim,,,,Maalat Eretz Yisrael By Rabbi David Bitton
Sefiras Haomer With Nadvorna Yerushalayim Rebbe – 5775
27.04.2015
האדמו”ר מנדבורנה ירושלים בספירת העומר
Sefiras Haomer With Nadvorna Yerushalayim Rebbe – 5775
יסוד שבנצח: צפו בתמונות מכ”ק האדמו”ר מנדבורנה ירושלים שליט”א בספירת העומר במנגינתו המיוחדת בנוסח נדבורנה, בבית המדרש הגדול ברח’ עזרא שבירושלים
הרב אמנון יצחק – חובת הלבבות – שער הביטחון
A Hesped on Rabbi Ahron Lichtenstein by Rabbi Yochanan Schrader
20.04.2015
Baruch Dayan Emet. One of the greatest has left us. This is a Hesped said by Rabbi Yochanan Schrader, in the Beit Midrash of Akiva Hebrew day school in Southfield Michigan.
The photo is from a Shiur that Rav Lichtenstein gave in the Beit Midrash of the Hesder Yeshivah of Yerucham.
יחיאל נהרי הבדלה נתניה פרשת אחרי מות קדושים תשע”ה
26.04.2015
pesach sheni
Masechet Kiddushin (end of) Perek 1
This video explains the gemarah in Kiddushin on daf 30a about the mitzva of teaching Torah to children and grandchildren
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23.04.2015
Rabbi Shalom Gold gives us a greater appreciation for Medinat Yisrael and what it means to celebrate Yom Haatzmaut in this fiery Sicha.
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KLC MARSEILLE Daf Yomi
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Moshe Peretz “mon frère” A’h chéli, משה פרץ – אח שלי
Learn What Life is About Before it’s Too Late! – Ask the Rabbi Live with Rabbi Mintz
26.02.2015
Oorah’s founder, Rabbi Chaim Mintz, giving his weekly Tuesday night class at Oorah’s Torah Spot in Staten Island. The class is streamed live at http://www.oorah.org/rabbimintzlive each Tuesday night at8:30.
“Ask the Rabbi” session begins at 9:00. Send your question to be answered by Rabbi Mintz to asktherabbi@oorah.org
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Chabad Keeping the Faith – in Atlantic City
20.04.2015
Meet the rabbi and his family instilling Jewish values in an unlikely place.
Rabbi Mizrachi is a world renowned speaker proving that the Torah given to us by Moshe is divine without any doubt. Visit http://www.divineinformation.com/ for other lectures, events, DVD’s, and more!
Do all you can to bring Moshiach
17.04.2015
24 years ago today, the Rebbe delivered an impassioned talk about Moshiach.
The address sparked concern among Chassidim motivating them to throw themselves into fulfilling the Rebbe’s vision of perfecting the world through Torah and Mitzvos in even higher gear.
28 Nissan 5751 – 1991
Rav A. Somekh – Yom Tov Sheni shel Galuyot 1
24.03.2015
Torino 18.3.2015 Il secondo giorno di Mo’èd nella Diaspora 1
פסח שני בחוקותי התשעד
30.03.2015
הרב הגאון בן ציון מוצפי שליט”א
Finding What You Didn’t Lose: Pesach Sheni
The “Second Passover” sacrifice was offered as a restitution for the Pascal sacrifice, for someone who was ritually impure or too far away from the Temple at the time of Passover. But Jewish law rules that a non-Jew who converts to Judaism right after Passover, or a child who comes of age right after Passover, must also bring a “Second Passover” sacrifice, even though they were not obligated to bring a sacrifice on the first Passover. The Talmudic commentaries explain that Second Passover has two facets to it: On the one hand, it is “restitution”; on the other, it is a celebration in its own right.
There are two lessons taught by Second Passover. First, there is the famous adage of my father-in-law, the Rebbe, that Second Passover teaches us that “no situation is ever completely lost.” But this is relevant only to someone who appears to be “lost.” What about the person who hasn’t “lost” anything at all, for he was never “obligated”? Second Passover comes and teaches a second, new, concept: every Jew must continuously progress in G-d’s ways. A Jew may never be satisfied with his present spiritual state, even if everything appears to be perfect. When a new month comes along, it demands that you reach a new spiritual level, even compared to what you attained last month, on Passover.
18.01.2015
Rabbi and Director of Chabad of Tarzana, Rabbi Mordechai Einbinder, addresses the senior students of Cheder Menachem, imparting the true meaning of Pesach Sheni
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Rabbi Aaron L. Raskin, spiritual leader of Congregation B’nai Avraham and Chabad of Brooklyn Heights, inspires tens of thousands with his frequent classes on a variety of contemporary Jewish topics.
SHIUR WITH RABBI GAFNE in TANYA Chapter 10 6
14.12.2014
Siyum Harambam at Kotel (Western Wall) #1
14.12.2014
Rabbi Eli Feldman performs a Siyum Harambam at the Kotel, witnessed by his Birthright group from Australia
12.12.2014
Rabbi Shmuel Butman recalls the day the Rebbe called him to his house, requesting that he publish a book commemorating the worldwide celebrations of the annual completion of the Mishneh Torah.
His due date? Three weeks.
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In the Beginning: The Genesis of My Shlichus – Chabad Lay Leadership Conference
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Rabbi Bentzion Butman, Rabbi Shmuel Kaminetzki, Rabbi Shmuel Lew and Rabbi Zalman Mendelsohn at the Chabad Lay Leadership Forum 5774-2013
Siyum HaShas in MetLife Stadium – Full Video 7 Hours
93,000 Jews Dancing at Siyum Hashas
Most people seemed to agree, the most inspiring moment of the Siyum Hashas at MetLife stadium was the 15 minutes of music and dance. 90,000 Yidden, Kein Yirbu.
Siyum At The Nadvorna Yeshiva In Bnei Brak – 2014/5775
The Nadvorna Rebbe participates in a Siyum in honor of the completion of Masechta Bava Kamma by students of his Yeshiva.
Twelfth Siyum Hashas – Metlife Stadium – FULL VIDEO
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Mendy Werdyger, Sruly Werdyger, Shragee Gestetner, Chilu Posen with the Hamezamrim choir singing before the starting of the Twelfth Siyum Hashas at Metlife Stadium, Aug. 1, 2012
Judah Loew ben Bezalel
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Władysław Bartoszewski
listen) (19 February 1922 – 24 April 2015) was a Polish politician, social activist, journalist, writer, and historian. He was born in Warsaw.
Israeli Declaration of Independence
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Edna Ferber
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