Composed by Shmueli (http://shmuelimusic.com)
Vocals by Shmueli
Lyrics by J. Schwartz, Rabbi Ouriel Hazan, S. Wax, and Shmueli
Produced, Engineered and Instruments performed by Sam Glaser
Recorded at Glaser Music Works , LA, CA
Video Editor- David M. Gleason
Special Thanks to Daniel Sultan for video concept.
On Thursday night, the 15th of Sivan (June 12, 2014), teenage Yeshiva students Naftali Frenkel, Gil-Ad Sha’ar, Eyal Yifrach were abducted by Palestinian Terrorists after trying to make their way home. The pain that their parents are experiencing is unimaginable, and as the Jewish nation- we come together to also feel their pain. This is a time to unite with each other, pray and improve oneself. Whether it means to study Torah, pray, or do another good deed, our intentions should be that what we do should bring salvation to the teenagers, their family, and collectively Am Yisrael.
CLICK “PLAYLIST” TOP LEFT OF THE VIDEO THEN SELECT YOUR VIDEO
CLICK sur “PLAYLIST” en haut à gauche de la video puis slectionner votre vidéo
CLICK “PLAYLIST”parte superior izquierda DEL VIDEO , seleccione su VIDEO
CLICK “Playlist” в левом верхнем углу VIDEO затем выберите VIDEO
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Michael Douglas visits the City of David
22.06.2014
Youtube and Jewish Education
29.01.2012
I made this little movie for The Melton Center for Jewish Education @ Hebrew U, where I go to school, Enjoy!
Israel Day Concert 2014 – Promo
NACHAS Israel Day Concert 2014
NACHAS Israel Day Concert 2014
12Tribe Films
12Tribe Films Foundation is a program provider specializing in movies and cultural events that show a side of the Jewish and Israeli narrative that receives little attention in the public discourse today. Our aim is to provide programs that allow people to develop a more comprehensive understanding of the Jewish people and the Land of Israel today.
See our premier production: http://www.12tribefilms.org/homegame
The interior of the Hurva Synagogue, Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem
The Jewish World: Peru
One People One World
Salomon Says channels
15.06.2014
Focus your efforts on prayer. It makes a difference.
Please pray for the safe and speedy return of Yaakov Naftali ben Rachel Devorah, Gilad Michael ben Bat Galim, and Eyal ben Iris Teshura.
Young Israel of Tampa Torah Cinema
Chabad OT Gala 2014 – Honorees
Chabad of Old Tappan 11.06.2014
Jewish Caring Network – What We Do.
11.06.2014
The Jewish Caring Network is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) Baltimore based organization dedicated to providing a full range of vital support services to families facing life-threatening or serious illnesses while preserving their privacy and dignity.
We enrich families’ lives by providing support, services, and the knowledge that we are standing beside them throughout the duration of their difficult time.
Our mission is to “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.” All of the vital services we provide are free of charge. Each family’s situation is individually assessed, enabling us to cater to their specific needs.
Our services include, but are not limited to: home health care, respite care, medical supplies, alternative health care funds, emergency funds, summer camp, weekly housecleaning, meals, flowers, elaborate gift packages, babysitting and spring water deliveries as well as a variety of other services.
The Jewish Caring Network is an organization comprised of caring, compassionate individuals who are sensitive to the unique needs of each individual they help.
Please join us on our mission and help us “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.”
Yeshivat Lev HaTorah – End of Year Review – 5774
08.06.2014
It has been a whirlwind year here in Yeshiva. This is just a small taste of all that goes in this amazing institution.
Jewish_Life_In_Poland – La vie juive en Pologne
FUTURE’S FIRST FRUITS
05.06.2014
A Life Apart: Hasidism in America – Part 1 – 9
18.03.2012
Hasidic Jews seem alien, and even hostile, to those outside their culture,which frequently includes other Jews. They dress differently, don’t mingle between the sexes, speak Yiddish, and wear side curls, all in an attempt to rigorously follow the commandments of the Torah. They tend to keep to themselves, shunning television and the media so outside influences cannot corrupt their values and views. Yet filmmakers Oren Rudavsky and Menachem Daum were able to enter their world, and the result is the fascinating documentary A Life Apart: Hasidism in America. Using interviews with academics and members of the community and some historical footage, the filmmakers trace the growth of Hasidic groups in the United States. Groups formed around particular Rebbes (learned leaders) and they took their names from their Eastern European home cities (the Satmar Hasids, the Breslov Hasids, and so on). Leonard Nimoy and Sarah Jessica Parker narrate, explaining how this movement came to America and how it was able to flourish. Dissenting voices also appear, in the form of neighborhood people who are distressed at the Hasids’ refusal to speak to members not in their community and of a young woman, Pearl Gluck, who left the community in order to pursue her writing and to follow a life of her own choosing. Many Hasids refuse to speak on camera, and we see many shielding themselves with hands or coats so as not to appear on film. But those who do appear are poignant in their discussions of why the Hasidic life is important to them. One man speaks to the directors, even as he acknowledges that he will never see the movie, but he will do it “in order to help a Jew make a living.” One couple, Holocaust survivors, are not Hasidic, but their children are, and the reasonings of both the parents and the children are interesting. This film, shown on PBS, is a consequential look into a lifestyle many of us don’t understand, and it may help in increasing an understanding.
Channel of Breslev Israel
Breslev Israel Films is your cyber haven for love, soul, and joy.
Spreading the teachings of Rebbe Nachman of Breslev of blessed memory, and our contemporary spiritual leader Rabbi Shalom Arush, our English-speaking rabbis include (alphabetically) Dr. Zev Ballen, Rabbi Lazer Brody, Rabbi Dror Moshe Cassutto, Rabbi Elchanan Elgorod, and Rabbi Natan Maimon.
Our channel also features inspirational clips and music from the Jewish music world’s leading performers.
Check out our multi-language web portal at http://www.breslev.co.il.
The Jewish World
WorldJewish Congress
25.02.2014
Jewish life in Ukraine today: Yaakov Bleich, Chief Rabbi of Ukraine and Vice-President of the WJC, offers his perspective on the challenges ahead of one of the biggest Jewish communities in Europe. Distributed by OneLoad.com
Centre for Jewish Life – London·
Transformational Tuesdays: TED Style – Keith Breslauer
05.03.2014
The Centre for Jewish Life offers a varied and exciting programme of discovery as you explore classic and mystical themes in a format tailored to you.
From one-to-one learning sessions to discussion groups and lectures, you have an open invitiation to join us for a personal journey that promises to enlighten and satisfy – whatever your previous experience of Jewish study.
Whether you are asking the questions you’ve always wanted to ask, or you’ve come along to hear an internationally respected speaker, you’re equally welcome.
Whatever the case, it’s never too late to find out more about your Jewish Heritage – if you don’t find what you’re looking for, just ask! Our programme is your programme.
L’un des couples les plus glamours d’Hollywood, Michael Douglas et Catherine Zeta Jones, est arrivé jeudi en Israël, pour fêter la Bar-mitzvah de leur fils Dylan Michael.
Si Dylan a déjà fêté avec ses amis, à New-York en mai dernier, pour ses 13 ans et un jour, sa Bar-mitzvah, cette fois, il est en Israël avec sa famille pour la célébrer à Jérusalem, au Mur occidental, le lieu le plus sacré du judaïsme, bien qu’il ne soit pas Juif d’un point de vue halakhique (religieux).
En effet, selon la loi juive, la judaïté ne se transmet que par la mère et Catherine Zeta Jones n’est pas juive. En 2000, l’actrice galloise avait envisagé de se convertir au judaïsme avant de se marier avec Michael Douglas mais cela n’a pas été fait. Avant la naissance de leur enfant, le couple s’était mis d’accord pour l’élever dans le judaïsme.
La famille Douglas, qui a pris ses quartiers au luxueux hôtel King David de Jérusalem, a également prévu de profiter de cet événement pour visiter les lieux saints de la Vieille ville.
His Torah or Our Torah? Chabad.org
If we’re here to repair the world, it makes sense that we must have been given some sort of manual, something to tell us how to put the pieces together …
In the Work of Our Hands Chabad.org
People imagine that since G‑d is not physical, therefore He must be in heaven. But the heavens—and all things spiritual—are just as much creations …
Lessons from a Lone Gunman Chabad.org (blog)
I was in the car the other day listening to a report of a standoff between the police and a person who had barricaded himself in a house with a cache of …
Ways of Peace Chabad.org
Our mission in life is not to shake up the world but to fasten its pegs. Not to climb to the heavens and holler and roar, but to walk softly on the ground.
Rick Perry, the Jew St. Louis Jewish Light
Texas Gov. Rick Perry speaking at the Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans, June 18, 2011. (Gage Skidmore / Creative Commons).
Interviewing Jewish geography Cleveland Jewish News
A group of Cleveland Jews traveling together interview the one person in the entire terminal at Philadelphia International who is not only going to …
Life Under the Church Chabad.org
Church and governmental authorities imposed many restrictions on the Jews. Princes declared the Jews to be slaves of the crown, a punishment that …
Who Were the Rishonim? Chabad.org
Spanning 10 generations over approximately a 500-year period, the Rishonim led the Torah world from 1000-1500 CE, during which time Jewish life …
Major Ashkenazi Rishonim Chabad.org
A number of well-known legends surround Rashi’s birth and life. Rashi’s …. As a leader, Rabbeinu Tam also enacted decrees affecting Jewish life.
Jews across Israel and the world are consumed with worry and fear for the lives of Eyal Yifrach, Gilad Shaar and Naftali Frenkel, the three boys kidnapped by terrorists in Gush Etzion this past week, on Thursday, June 12, 2014. Since then, the Israel Defense Forces and intelligence establishment have launched Operation Brother’s Keeper and are leaving no stone unturned in their efforts to locate the teens and, with God’s help, return them to their parents unharmed.
Notwithstanding that ongoing heroic operation, the Jewish nation, since its inception, has known that in addition to such efforts on the ground, it must also “grasp the tools of their ancestors,” and appeal to God through Torah, tefillah (prayer), and ma’asim tovim (good deeds).
To that end, the Orthodox Union, with its international youth movement, NCSY, and its Department of Community Engagement and Synagogue Services, and in partnership with Bnei Akiva and the Rabbinical Council of America (RCA), is launching a “virtual vigil” – an around-the-clock schedule of learning, prayer, and mitzvot, performed by OU/NCSY members and partners throughout the world. It is the hope of all involved that through these earnest efforts in the merit of Gilad Michoel ben Bat Galim, Yaakov Naftali ben Rachel Devorah and Eyal ben Iris Teshura, Hashem will see fit to bring them home safely and quickly.
Individuals interested in participating can go to www.ncsy.org/bring-back-boys and fill out a simple form to select a day and a 30-minute slot, and identify what activity they are committing to for that time. While it is our deepest desire that this campaign will become unnecessary even as it is launched, it is also our intent to continue this project non-stop until our boys are brought home.
Thank you.
Allen Fagin, Executive Vice President
Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb, Executive Vice President, Emeritus
Learn now
#EyalGiladNaftali
#BringBackOurBoys
#OperationBrothersKeeper
#VirtualVigil
Composed by Shmueli (http://shmuelimusic.com)
Vocals by Shmueli
Lyrics by J. Schwartz, Rabbi Ouriel Hazan, S. Wax, and Shmueli
Produced, Engineered and Instruments performed by Sam Glaser
Recorded at Glaser Music Works , LA, CA
Video Editor- David M. Gleason
Special Thanks to Daniel Sultan for video concept.
On Thursday night, the 15th of Sivan (June 12, 2014), teenage Yeshiva students Naftali Frenkel, Gil-Ad Sha’ar, Eyal Yifrach were abducted by Palestinian Terrorists after trying to make their way home. The pain that their parents are experiencing is unimaginable, and as the Jewish nation- we come together to also feel their pain. This is a time to unite with each other, pray and improve oneself. Whether it means to study Torah, pray, or do another good deed, our intentions should be that what we do should bring salvation to the teenagers, their family, and collectively Am Yisrael.
CLICK “PLAYLIST” TOP LEFT OF THE VIDEO THEN SELECT YOUR VIDEO
CLICK sur “PLAYLIST” en haut à gauche de la video puis slectionner votre vidéo
CLICK “PLAYLIST”parte superior izquierda DEL VIDEO , seleccione su VIDEO
CLICK “Playlist” в левом верхнем углу VIDEO затем выберите VIDEO
CLICK “Playlist” oben links im VIDEO anschließend Wählen Sie Ihr VIDEO
Michael Douglas visits the City of David
22.06.2014
Youtube and Jewish Education
29.01.2012
I made this little movie for The Melton Center for Jewish Education @ Hebrew U, where I go to school, Enjoy!
Israel Day Concert 2014 – Promo
NACHAS Israel Day Concert 2014
NACHAS Israel Day Concert 2014
12Tribe Films
12Tribe Films Foundation is a program provider specializing in movies and cultural events that show a side of the Jewish and Israeli narrative that receives little attention in the public discourse today. Our aim is to provide programs that allow people to develop a more comprehensive understanding of the Jewish people and the Land of Israel today.
See our premier production: http://www.12tribefilms.org/homegame
The interior of the Hurva Synagogue, Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem
The Jewish World: Peru
One People One World
Salomon Says channels
15.06.2014
Focus your efforts on prayer. It makes a difference.
Please pray for the safe and speedy return of Yaakov Naftali ben Rachel Devorah, Gilad Michael ben Bat Galim, and Eyal ben Iris Teshura.
Young Israel of Tampa Torah Cinema
Chabad OT Gala 2014 – Honorees
Chabad of Old Tappan 11.06.2014
Jewish Caring Network – What We Do.
11.06.2014
The Jewish Caring Network is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) Baltimore based organization dedicated to providing a full range of vital support services to families facing life-threatening or serious illnesses while preserving their privacy and dignity.
We enrich families’ lives by providing support, services, and the knowledge that we are standing beside them throughout the duration of their difficult time.
Our mission is to “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.” All of the vital services we provide are free of charge. Each family’s situation is individually assessed, enabling us to cater to their specific needs.
Our services include, but are not limited to: home health care, respite care, medical supplies, alternative health care funds, emergency funds, summer camp, weekly housecleaning, meals, flowers, elaborate gift packages, babysitting and spring water deliveries as well as a variety of other services.
The Jewish Caring Network is an organization comprised of caring, compassionate individuals who are sensitive to the unique needs of each individual they help.
Please join us on our mission and help us “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.”
Yeshivat Lev HaTorah – End of Year Review – 5774
08.06.2014
It has been a whirlwind year here in Yeshiva. This is just a small taste of all that goes in this amazing institution.
Jewish_Life_In_Poland – La vie juive en Pologne
FUTURE’S FIRST FRUITS
05.06.2014
A Life Apart: Hasidism in America – Part 1 – 9
18.03.2012
Hasidic Jews seem alien, and even hostile, to those outside their culture,which frequently includes other Jews. They dress differently, don’t mingle between the sexes, speak Yiddish, and wear side curls, all in an attempt to rigorously follow the commandments of the Torah. They tend to keep to themselves, shunning television and the media so outside influences cannot corrupt their values and views. Yet filmmakers Oren Rudavsky and Menachem Daum were able to enter their world, and the result is the fascinating documentary A Life Apart: Hasidism in America. Using interviews with academics and members of the community and some historical footage, the filmmakers trace the growth of Hasidic groups in the United States. Groups formed around particular Rebbes (learned leaders) and they took their names from their Eastern European home cities (the Satmar Hasids, the Breslov Hasids, and so on). Leonard Nimoy and Sarah Jessica Parker narrate, explaining how this movement came to America and how it was able to flourish. Dissenting voices also appear, in the form of neighborhood people who are distressed at the Hasids’ refusal to speak to members not in their community and of a young woman, Pearl Gluck, who left the community in order to pursue her writing and to follow a life of her own choosing. Many Hasids refuse to speak on camera, and we see many shielding themselves with hands or coats so as not to appear on film. But those who do appear are poignant in their discussions of why the Hasidic life is important to them. One man speaks to the directors, even as he acknowledges that he will never see the movie, but he will do it “in order to help a Jew make a living.” One couple, Holocaust survivors, are not Hasidic, but their children are, and the reasonings of both the parents and the children are interesting. This film, shown on PBS, is a consequential look into a lifestyle many of us don’t understand, and it may help in increasing an understanding.
Channel of Breslev Israel
Breslev Israel Films is your cyber haven for love, soul, and joy.
Spreading the teachings of Rebbe Nachman of Breslev of blessed memory, and our contemporary spiritual leader Rabbi Shalom Arush, our English-speaking rabbis include (alphabetically) Dr. Zev Ballen, Rabbi Lazer Brody, Rabbi Dror Moshe Cassutto, Rabbi Elchanan Elgorod, and Rabbi Natan Maimon.
Our channel also features inspirational clips and music from the Jewish music world’s leading performers.
Check out our multi-language web portal at http://www.breslev.co.il.
The Jewish World
WorldJewish Congress
25.02.2014
Jewish life in Ukraine today: Yaakov Bleich, Chief Rabbi of Ukraine and Vice-President of the WJC, offers his perspective on the challenges ahead of one of the biggest Jewish communities in Europe. Distributed by OneLoad.com
Centre for Jewish Life – London·
Transformational Tuesdays: TED Style – Keith Breslauer
05.03.2014
The Centre for Jewish Life offers a varied and exciting programme of discovery as you explore classic and mystical themes in a format tailored to you.
From one-to-one learning sessions to discussion groups and lectures, you have an open invitiation to join us for a personal journey that promises to enlighten and satisfy – whatever your previous experience of Jewish study.
Whether you are asking the questions you’ve always wanted to ask, or you’ve come along to hear an internationally respected speaker, you’re equally welcome.
Whatever the case, it’s never too late to find out more about your Jewish Heritage – if you don’t find what you’re looking for, just ask! Our programme is your programme.
L’un des couples les plus glamours d’Hollywood, Michael Douglas et Catherine Zeta Jones, est arrivé jeudi en Israël, pour fêter la Bar-mitzvah de leur fils Dylan Michael.
Si Dylan a déjà fêté avec ses amis, à New-York en mai dernier, pour ses 13 ans et un jour, sa Bar-mitzvah, cette fois, il est en Israël avec sa famille pour la célébrer à Jérusalem, au Mur occidental, le lieu le plus sacré du judaïsme, bien qu’il ne soit pas Juif d’un point de vue halakhique (religieux).
En effet, selon la loi juive, la judaïté ne se transmet que par la mère et Catherine Zeta Jones n’est pas juive. En 2000, l’actrice galloise avait envisagé de se convertir au judaïsme avant de se marier avec Michael Douglas mais cela n’a pas été fait. Avant la naissance de leur enfant, le couple s’était mis d’accord pour l’élever dans le judaïsme.
La famille Douglas, qui a pris ses quartiers au luxueux hôtel King David de Jérusalem, a également prévu de profiter de cet événement pour visiter les lieux saints de la Vieille ville.
His Torah or Our Torah? Chabad.org
If we’re here to repair the world, it makes sense that we must have been given some sort of manual, something to tell us how to put the pieces together …
In the Work of Our Hands Chabad.org
People imagine that since G‑d is not physical, therefore He must be in heaven. But the heavens—and all things spiritual—are just as much creations …
Lessons from a Lone Gunman Chabad.org (blog)
I was in the car the other day listening to a report of a standoff between the police and a person who had barricaded himself in a house with a cache of …
Ways of Peace Chabad.org
Our mission in life is not to shake up the world but to fasten its pegs. Not to climb to the heavens and holler and roar, but to walk softly on the ground.
Rick Perry, the Jew St. Louis Jewish Light
Texas Gov. Rick Perry speaking at the Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans, June 18, 2011. (Gage Skidmore / Creative Commons).
Interviewing Jewish geography Cleveland Jewish News
A group of Cleveland Jews traveling together interview the one person in the entire terminal at Philadelphia International who is not only going to …
Life Under the Church Chabad.org
Church and governmental authorities imposed many restrictions on the Jews. Princes declared the Jews to be slaves of the crown, a punishment that …
Who Were the Rishonim? Chabad.org
Spanning 10 generations over approximately a 500-year period, the Rishonim led the Torah world from 1000-1500 CE, during which time Jewish life …
Major Ashkenazi Rishonim Chabad.org
A number of well-known legends surround Rashi’s birth and life. Rashi’s …. As a leader, Rabbeinu Tam also enacted decrees affecting Jewish life.
Jews across Israel and the world are consumed with worry and fear for the lives of Eyal Yifrach, Gilad Shaar and Naftali Frenkel, the three boys kidnapped by terrorists in Gush Etzion this past week, on Thursday, June 12, 2014. Since then, the Israel Defense Forces and intelligence establishment have launched Operation Brother’s Keeper and are leaving no stone unturned in their efforts to locate the teens and, with God’s help, return them to their parents unharmed.
Notwithstanding that ongoing heroic operation, the Jewish nation, since its inception, has known that in addition to such efforts on the ground, it must also “grasp the tools of their ancestors,” and appeal to God through Torah, tefillah (prayer), and ma’asim tovim (good deeds).
To that end, the Orthodox Union, with its international youth movement, NCSY, and its Department of Community Engagement and Synagogue Services, and in partnership with Bnei Akiva and the Rabbinical Council of America (RCA), is launching a “virtual vigil” – an around-the-clock schedule of learning, prayer, and mitzvot, performed by OU/NCSY members and partners throughout the world. It is the hope of all involved that through these earnest efforts in the merit of Gilad Michoel ben Bat Galim, Yaakov Naftali ben Rachel Devorah and Eyal ben Iris Teshura, Hashem will see fit to bring them home safely and quickly.
Individuals interested in participating can go to www.ncsy.org/bring-back-boys and fill out a simple form to select a day and a 30-minute slot, and identify what activity they are committing to for that time. While it is our deepest desire that this campaign will become unnecessary even as it is launched, it is also our intent to continue this project non-stop until our boys are brought home.
Thank you.
Allen Fagin, Executive Vice President
Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb, Executive Vice President, Emeritus
Learn now
#EyalGiladNaftali
#BringBackOurBoys
#OperationBrothersKeeper
#VirtualVigil
Composed by Shmueli (http://shmuelimusic.com)
Vocals by Shmueli
Lyrics by J. Schwartz, Rabbi Ouriel Hazan, S. Wax, and Shmueli
Produced, Engineered and Instruments performed by Sam Glaser
Recorded at Glaser Music Works , LA, CA
Video Editor- David M. Gleason
Special Thanks to Daniel Sultan for video concept.
On Thursday night, the 15th of Sivan (June 12, 2014), teenage Yeshiva students Naftali Frenkel, Gil-Ad Sha’ar, Eyal Yifrach were abducted by Palestinian Terrorists after trying to make their way home. The pain that their parents are experiencing is unimaginable, and as the Jewish nation- we come together to also feel their pain. This is a time to unite with each other, pray and improve oneself. Whether it means to study Torah, pray, or do another good deed, our intentions should be that what we do should bring salvation to the teenagers, their family, and collectively Am Yisrael.
CLICK “PLAYLIST” TOP LEFT OF THE VIDEO THEN SELECT YOUR VIDEO
CLICK sur “PLAYLIST” en haut à gauche de la video puis slectionner votre vidéo
CLICK “PLAYLIST”parte superior izquierda DEL VIDEO , seleccione su VIDEO
CLICK “Playlist” в левом верхнем углу VIDEO затем выберите VIDEO
CLICK “Playlist” oben links im VIDEO anschließend Wählen Sie Ihr VIDEO
Youtube and Jewish Education
29.01.2012
I made this little movie for The Melton Center for Jewish Education @ Hebrew U, where I go to school, Enjoy!
Israel Day Concert 2014 – Promo
NACHAS Israel Day Concert 2014
NACHAS Israel Day Concert 2014
12Tribe Films
12Tribe Films Foundation is a program provider specializing in movies and cultural events that show a side of the Jewish and Israeli narrative that receives little attention in the public discourse today. Our aim is to provide programs that allow people to develop a more comprehensive understanding of the Jewish people and the Land of Israel today.
See our premier production: http://www.12tribefilms.org/homegame
The interior of the Hurva Synagogue, Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem
The Jewish World: Peru
One People One World
Salomon Says channels
15.06.2014
Focus your efforts on prayer. It makes a difference.
Please pray for the safe and speedy return of Yaakov Naftali ben Rachel Devorah, Gilad Michael ben Bat Galim, and Eyal ben Iris Teshura.
Young Israel of Tampa Torah Cinema
Chabad OT Gala 2014 – Honorees
Chabad of Old Tappan 11.06.2014
Jewish Caring Network – What We Do.
11.06.2014
The Jewish Caring Network is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) Baltimore based organization dedicated to providing a full range of vital support services to families facing life-threatening or serious illnesses while preserving their privacy and dignity.
We enrich families’ lives by providing support, services, and the knowledge that we are standing beside them throughout the duration of their difficult time.
Our mission is to “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.” All of the vital services we provide are free of charge. Each family’s situation is individually assessed, enabling us to cater to their specific needs.
Our services include, but are not limited to: home health care, respite care, medical supplies, alternative health care funds, emergency funds, summer camp, weekly housecleaning, meals, flowers, elaborate gift packages, babysitting and spring water deliveries as well as a variety of other services.
The Jewish Caring Network is an organization comprised of caring, compassionate individuals who are sensitive to the unique needs of each individual they help.
Please join us on our mission and help us “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.”
Yeshivat Lev HaTorah – End of Year Review – 5774
08.06.2014
It has been a whirlwind year here in Yeshiva. This is just a small taste of all that goes in this amazing institution.
Jewish_Life_In_Poland – La vie juive en Pologne
FUTURE’S FIRST FRUITS
05.06.2014
A Life Apart: Hasidism in America – Part 1 – 9
18.03.2012
Hasidic Jews seem alien, and even hostile, to those outside their culture,which frequently includes other Jews. They dress differently, don’t mingle between the sexes, speak Yiddish, and wear side curls, all in an attempt to rigorously follow the commandments of the Torah. They tend to keep to themselves, shunning television and the media so outside influences cannot corrupt their values and views. Yet filmmakers Oren Rudavsky and Menachem Daum were able to enter their world, and the result is the fascinating documentary A Life Apart: Hasidism in America. Using interviews with academics and members of the community and some historical footage, the filmmakers trace the growth of Hasidic groups in the United States. Groups formed around particular Rebbes (learned leaders) and they took their names from their Eastern European home cities (the Satmar Hasids, the Breslov Hasids, and so on). Leonard Nimoy and Sarah Jessica Parker narrate, explaining how this movement came to America and how it was able to flourish. Dissenting voices also appear, in the form of neighborhood people who are distressed at the Hasids’ refusal to speak to members not in their community and of a young woman, Pearl Gluck, who left the community in order to pursue her writing and to follow a life of her own choosing. Many Hasids refuse to speak on camera, and we see many shielding themselves with hands or coats so as not to appear on film. But those who do appear are poignant in their discussions of why the Hasidic life is important to them. One man speaks to the directors, even as he acknowledges that he will never see the movie, but he will do it “in order to help a Jew make a living.” One couple, Holocaust survivors, are not Hasidic, but their children are, and the reasonings of both the parents and the children are interesting. This film, shown on PBS, is a consequential look into a lifestyle many of us don’t understand, and it may help in increasing an understanding.
Channel of Breslev Israel
Breslev Israel Films is your cyber haven for love, soul, and joy.
Spreading the teachings of Rebbe Nachman of Breslev of blessed memory, and our contemporary spiritual leader Rabbi Shalom Arush, our English-speaking rabbis include (alphabetically) Dr. Zev Ballen, Rabbi Lazer Brody, Rabbi Dror Moshe Cassutto, Rabbi Elchanan Elgorod, and Rabbi Natan Maimon.
Our channel also features inspirational clips and music from the Jewish music world’s leading performers.
Check out our multi-language web portal at http://www.breslev.co.il.
The Jewish World
WorldJewish Congress
25.02.2014
Jewish life in Ukraine today: Yaakov Bleich, Chief Rabbi of Ukraine and Vice-President of the WJC, offers his perspective on the challenges ahead of one of the biggest Jewish communities in Europe. Distributed by OneLoad.com
Centre for Jewish Life – London·
Transformational Tuesdays: TED Style – Keith Breslauer
05.03.2014
The Centre for Jewish Life offers a varied and exciting programme of discovery as you explore classic and mystical themes in a format tailored to you.
From one-to-one learning sessions to discussion groups and lectures, you have an open invitiation to join us for a personal journey that promises to enlighten and satisfy – whatever your previous experience of Jewish study.
Whether you are asking the questions you’ve always wanted to ask, or you’ve come along to hear an internationally respected speaker, you’re equally welcome.
Whatever the case, it’s never too late to find out more about your Jewish Heritage – if you don’t find what you’re looking for, just ask! Our programme is your programme.
L’un des couples les plus glamours d’Hollywood, Michael Douglas et Catherine Zeta Jones, est arrivé jeudi en Israël, pour fêter la Bar-mitzvah de leur fils Dylan Michael.
Si Dylan a déjà fêté avec ses amis, à New-York en mai dernier, pour ses 13 ans et un jour, sa Bar-mitzvah, cette fois, il est en Israël avec sa famille pour la célébrer à Jérusalem, au Mur occidental, le lieu le plus sacré du judaïsme, bien qu’il ne soit pas Juif d’un point de vue halakhique (religieux).
En effet, selon la loi juive, la judaïté ne se transmet que par la mère et Catherine Zeta Jones n’est pas juive. En 2000, l’actrice galloise avait envisagé de se convertir au judaïsme avant de se marier avec Michael Douglas mais cela n’a pas été fait. Avant la naissance de leur enfant, le couple s’était mis d’accord pour l’élever dans le judaïsme.
La famille Douglas, qui a pris ses quartiers au luxueux hôtel King David de Jérusalem, a également prévu de profiter de cet événement pour visiter les lieux saints de la Vieille ville.
His Torah or Our Torah? Chabad.org
If we’re here to repair the world, it makes sense that we must have been given some sort of manual, something to tell us how to put the pieces together …
In the Work of Our Hands Chabad.org
People imagine that since G‑d is not physical, therefore He must be in heaven. But the heavens—and all things spiritual—are just as much creations …
Lessons from a Lone Gunman Chabad.org (blog)
I was in the car the other day listening to a report of a standoff between the police and a person who had barricaded himself in a house with a cache of …
Ways of Peace Chabad.org
Our mission in life is not to shake up the world but to fasten its pegs. Not to climb to the heavens and holler and roar, but to walk softly on the ground.
Rick Perry, the Jew St. Louis Jewish Light
Texas Gov. Rick Perry speaking at the Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans, June 18, 2011. (Gage Skidmore / Creative Commons).
Interviewing Jewish geography Cleveland Jewish News
A group of Cleveland Jews traveling together interview the one person in the entire terminal at Philadelphia International who is not only going to …
Life Under the Church Chabad.org
Church and governmental authorities imposed many restrictions on the Jews. Princes declared the Jews to be slaves of the crown, a punishment that …
Who Were the Rishonim? Chabad.org
Spanning 10 generations over approximately a 500-year period, the Rishonim led the Torah world from 1000-1500 CE, during which time Jewish life …
Major Ashkenazi Rishonim Chabad.org
A number of well-known legends surround Rashi’s birth and life. Rashi’s …. As a leader, Rabbeinu Tam also enacted decrees affecting Jewish life.
Jews across Israel and the world are consumed with worry and fear for the lives of Eyal Yifrach, Gilad Shaar and Naftali Frenkel, the three boys kidnapped by terrorists in Gush Etzion this past week, on Thursday, June 12, 2014. Since then, the Israel Defense Forces and intelligence establishment have launched Operation Brother’s Keeper and are leaving no stone unturned in their efforts to locate the teens and, with God’s help, return them to their parents unharmed.
Notwithstanding that ongoing heroic operation, the Jewish nation, since its inception, has known that in addition to such efforts on the ground, it must also “grasp the tools of their ancestors,” and appeal to God through Torah, tefillah (prayer), and ma’asim tovim (good deeds).
To that end, the Orthodox Union, with its international youth movement, NCSY, and its Department of Community Engagement and Synagogue Services, and in partnership with Bnei Akiva and the Rabbinical Council of America (RCA), is launching a “virtual vigil” – an around-the-clock schedule of learning, prayer, and mitzvot, performed by OU/NCSY members and partners throughout the world. It is the hope of all involved that through these earnest efforts in the merit of Gilad Michoel ben Bat Galim, Yaakov Naftali ben Rachel Devorah and Eyal ben Iris Teshura, Hashem will see fit to bring them home safely and quickly.
Individuals interested in participating can go to www.ncsy.org/bring-back-boys and fill out a simple form to select a day and a 30-minute slot, and identify what activity they are committing to for that time. While it is our deepest desire that this campaign will become unnecessary even as it is launched, it is also our intent to continue this project non-stop until our boys are brought home.
Thank you.
Allen Fagin, Executive Vice President
Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb, Executive Vice President, Emeritus
Learn now
#EyalGiladNaftali
#BringBackOurBoys
#OperationBrothersKeeper
#VirtualVigil
Composed by Shmueli (http://shmuelimusic.com)
Vocals by Shmueli
Lyrics by J. Schwartz, Rabbi Ouriel Hazan, S. Wax, and Shmueli
Produced, Engineered and Instruments performed by Sam Glaser
Recorded at Glaser Music Works , LA, CA
Video Editor- David M. Gleason
Special Thanks to Daniel Sultan for video concept.
On Thursday night, the 15th of Sivan (June 12, 2014), teenage Yeshiva students Naftali Frenkel, Gil-Ad Sha’ar, Eyal Yifrach were abducted by Palestinian Terrorists after trying to make their way home. The pain that their parents are experiencing is unimaginable, and as the Jewish nation- we come together to also feel their pain. This is a time to unite with each other, pray and improve oneself. Whether it means to study Torah, pray, or do another good deed, our intentions should be that what we do should bring salvation to the teenagers, their family, and collectively Am Yisrael.
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Israel Day Concert 2014 – Promo
NACHAS Israel Day Concert 2014
NACHAS Israel Day Concert 2014
12Tribe Films
12Tribe Films Foundation is a program provider specializing in movies and cultural events that show a side of the Jewish and Israeli narrative that receives little attention in the public discourse today. Our aim is to provide programs that allow people to develop a more comprehensive understanding of the Jewish people and the Land of Israel today.
See our premier production: http://www.12tribefilms.org/homegame
The interior of the Hurva Synagogue, Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem
The Jewish World: Peru
One People One World
Salomon Says channels
15.06.2014
Focus your efforts on prayer. It makes a difference.
Please pray for the safe and speedy return of Yaakov Naftali ben Rachel Devorah, Gilad Michael ben Bat Galim, and Eyal ben Iris Teshura.
Young Israel of Tampa Torah Cinema
Chabad OT Gala 2014 – Honorees
Chabad of Old Tappan 11.06.2014
Jewish Caring Network – What We Do.
11.06.2014
The Jewish Caring Network is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) Baltimore based organization dedicated to providing a full range of vital support services to families facing life-threatening or serious illnesses while preserving their privacy and dignity.
We enrich families’ lives by providing support, services, and the knowledge that we are standing beside them throughout the duration of their difficult time.
Our mission is to “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.” All of the vital services we provide are free of charge. Each family’s situation is individually assessed, enabling us to cater to their specific needs.
Our services include, but are not limited to: home health care, respite care, medical supplies, alternative health care funds, emergency funds, summer camp, weekly housecleaning, meals, flowers, elaborate gift packages, babysitting and spring water deliveries as well as a variety of other services.
The Jewish Caring Network is an organization comprised of caring, compassionate individuals who are sensitive to the unique needs of each individual they help.
Please join us on our mission and help us “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.”
Yeshivat Lev HaTorah – End of Year Review – 5774
08.06.2014
It has been a whirlwind year here in Yeshiva. This is just a small taste of all that goes in this amazing institution.
Jewish_Life_In_Poland – La vie juive en Pologne
FUTURE’S FIRST FRUITS
05.06.2014
A Life Apart: Hasidism in America – Part 1 – 9
18.03.2012
Hasidic Jews seem alien, and even hostile, to those outside their culture,which frequently includes other Jews. They dress differently, don’t mingle between the sexes, speak Yiddish, and wear side curls, all in an attempt to rigorously follow the commandments of the Torah. They tend to keep to themselves, shunning television and the media so outside influences cannot corrupt their values and views. Yet filmmakers Oren Rudavsky and Menachem Daum were able to enter their world, and the result is the fascinating documentary A Life Apart: Hasidism in America. Using interviews with academics and members of the community and some historical footage, the filmmakers trace the growth of Hasidic groups in the United States. Groups formed around particular Rebbes (learned leaders) and they took their names from their Eastern European home cities (the Satmar Hasids, the Breslov Hasids, and so on). Leonard Nimoy and Sarah Jessica Parker narrate, explaining how this movement came to America and how it was able to flourish. Dissenting voices also appear, in the form of neighborhood people who are distressed at the Hasids’ refusal to speak to members not in their community and of a young woman, Pearl Gluck, who left the community in order to pursue her writing and to follow a life of her own choosing. Many Hasids refuse to speak on camera, and we see many shielding themselves with hands or coats so as not to appear on film. But those who do appear are poignant in their discussions of why the Hasidic life is important to them. One man speaks to the directors, even as he acknowledges that he will never see the movie, but he will do it “in order to help a Jew make a living.” One couple, Holocaust survivors, are not Hasidic, but their children are, and the reasonings of both the parents and the children are interesting. This film, shown on PBS, is a consequential look into a lifestyle many of us don’t understand, and it may help in increasing an understanding.
Channel of Breslev Israel
Breslev Israel Films is your cyber haven for love, soul, and joy.
Spreading the teachings of Rebbe Nachman of Breslev of blessed memory, and our contemporary spiritual leader Rabbi Shalom Arush, our English-speaking rabbis include (alphabetically) Dr. Zev Ballen, Rabbi Lazer Brody, Rabbi Dror Moshe Cassutto, Rabbi Elchanan Elgorod, and Rabbi Natan Maimon.
Our channel also features inspirational clips and music from the Jewish music world’s leading performers.
Check out our multi-language web portal at http://www.breslev.co.il.
The Jewish World
WorldJewish Congress
25.02.2014
Jewish life in Ukraine today: Yaakov Bleich, Chief Rabbi of Ukraine and Vice-President of the WJC, offers his perspective on the challenges ahead of one of the biggest Jewish communities in Europe. Distributed by OneLoad.com
Centre for Jewish Life – London·
Transformational Tuesdays: TED Style – Keith Breslauer
05.03.2014
The Centre for Jewish Life offers a varied and exciting programme of discovery as you explore classic and mystical themes in a format tailored to you.
From one-to-one learning sessions to discussion groups and lectures, you have an open invitiation to join us for a personal journey that promises to enlighten and satisfy – whatever your previous experience of Jewish study.
Whether you are asking the questions you’ve always wanted to ask, or you’ve come along to hear an internationally respected speaker, you’re equally welcome.
Whatever the case, it’s never too late to find out more about your Jewish Heritage – if you don’t find what you’re looking for, just ask! Our programme is your programme.
Rick Perry, the Jew St. Louis Jewish Light
Texas Gov. Rick Perry speaking at the Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans, June 18, 2011. (Gage Skidmore / Creative Commons).
Interviewing Jewish geography Cleveland Jewish News
A group of Cleveland Jews traveling together interview the one person in the entire terminal at Philadelphia International who is not only going to …
Life Under the Church Chabad.org
Church and governmental authorities imposed many restrictions on the Jews. Princes declared the Jews to be slaves of the crown, a punishment that …
Who Were the Rishonim? Chabad.org
Spanning 10 generations over approximately a 500-year period, the Rishonim led the Torah world from 1000-1500 CE, during which time Jewish life …
Major Ashkenazi Rishonim Chabad.org
A number of well-known legends surround Rashi’s birth and life. Rashi’s …. As a leader, Rabbeinu Tam also enacted decrees affecting Jewish life.
Jews across Israel and the world are consumed with worry and fear for the lives of Eyal Yifrach, Gilad Shaar and Naftali Frenkel, the three boys kidnapped by terrorists in Gush Etzion this past week, on Thursday, June 12, 2014. Since then, the Israel Defense Forces and intelligence establishment have launched Operation Brother’s Keeper and are leaving no stone unturned in their efforts to locate the teens and, with God’s help, return them to their parents unharmed.
Notwithstanding that ongoing heroic operation, the Jewish nation, since its inception, has known that in addition to such efforts on the ground, it must also “grasp the tools of their ancestors,” and appeal to God through Torah, tefillah (prayer), and ma’asim tovim (good deeds).
To that end, the Orthodox Union, with its international youth movement, NCSY, and its Department of Community Engagement and Synagogue Services, and in partnership with Bnei Akiva and the Rabbinical Council of America (RCA), is launching a “virtual vigil” – an around-the-clock schedule of learning, prayer, and mitzvot, performed by OU/NCSY members and partners throughout the world. It is the hope of all involved that through these earnest efforts in the merit of Gilad Michoel ben Bat Galim, Yaakov Naftali ben Rachel Devorah and Eyal ben Iris Teshura, Hashem will see fit to bring them home safely and quickly.
Individuals interested in participating can go to www.ncsy.org/bring-back-boys and fill out a simple form to select a day and a 30-minute slot, and identify what activity they are committing to for that time. While it is our deepest desire that this campaign will become unnecessary even as it is launched, it is also our intent to continue this project non-stop until our boys are brought home.
Thank you.
Allen Fagin, Executive Vice President
Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb, Executive Vice President, Emeritus
Learn now
#EyalGiladNaftali
#BringBackOurBoys
#OperationBrothersKeeper
#VirtualVigil
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Israel Day Concert 2014 – Promo
NACHAS Israel Day Concert 2014
NACHAS Israel Day Concert 2014
12Tribe Films
12Tribe Films Foundation is a program provider specializing in movies and cultural events that show a side of the Jewish and Israeli narrative that receives little attention in the public discourse today. Our aim is to provide programs that allow people to develop a more comprehensive understanding of the Jewish people and the Land of Israel today.
See our premier production: http://www.12tribefilms.org/homegame
The interior of the Hurva Synagogue, Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem
The Jewish World: Peru
One People One World
Salomon Says channels
15.06.2014
Focus your efforts on prayer. It makes a difference.
Please pray for the safe and speedy return of Yaakov Naftali ben Rachel Devorah, Gilad Michael ben Bat Galim, and Eyal ben Iris Teshura.
Young Israel of Tampa Torah Cinema
Chabad OT Gala 2014 – Honorees
Chabad of Old Tappan 11.06.2014
Jewish Caring Network – What We Do.
11.06.2014
The Jewish Caring Network is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) Baltimore based organization dedicated to providing a full range of vital support services to families facing life-threatening or serious illnesses while preserving their privacy and dignity.
We enrich families’ lives by providing support, services, and the knowledge that we are standing beside them throughout the duration of their difficult time.
Our mission is to “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.” All of the vital services we provide are free of charge. Each family’s situation is individually assessed, enabling us to cater to their specific needs.
Our services include, but are not limited to: home health care, respite care, medical supplies, alternative health care funds, emergency funds, summer camp, weekly housecleaning, meals, flowers, elaborate gift packages, babysitting and spring water deliveries as well as a variety of other services.
The Jewish Caring Network is an organization comprised of caring, compassionate individuals who are sensitive to the unique needs of each individual they help.
Please join us on our mission and help us “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.”
Yeshivat Lev HaTorah – End of Year Review – 5774
08.06.2014
It has been a whirlwind year here in Yeshiva. This is just a small taste of all that goes in this amazing institution.
Jewish_Life_In_Poland – La vie juive en Pologne
FUTURE’S FIRST FRUITS
05.06.2014
A Life Apart: Hasidism in America – Part 1 – 9
18.03.2012
Hasidic Jews seem alien, and even hostile, to those outside their culture,which frequently includes other Jews. They dress differently, don’t mingle between the sexes, speak Yiddish, and wear side curls, all in an attempt to rigorously follow the commandments of the Torah. They tend to keep to themselves, shunning television and the media so outside influences cannot corrupt their values and views. Yet filmmakers Oren Rudavsky and Menachem Daum were able to enter their world, and the result is the fascinating documentary A Life Apart: Hasidism in America. Using interviews with academics and members of the community and some historical footage, the filmmakers trace the growth of Hasidic groups in the United States. Groups formed around particular Rebbes (learned leaders) and they took their names from their Eastern European home cities (the Satmar Hasids, the Breslov Hasids, and so on). Leonard Nimoy and Sarah Jessica Parker narrate, explaining how this movement came to America and how it was able to flourish. Dissenting voices also appear, in the form of neighborhood people who are distressed at the Hasids’ refusal to speak to members not in their community and of a young woman, Pearl Gluck, who left the community in order to pursue her writing and to follow a life of her own choosing. Many Hasids refuse to speak on camera, and we see many shielding themselves with hands or coats so as not to appear on film. But those who do appear are poignant in their discussions of why the Hasidic life is important to them. One man speaks to the directors, even as he acknowledges that he will never see the movie, but he will do it “in order to help a Jew make a living.” One couple, Holocaust survivors, are not Hasidic, but their children are, and the reasonings of both the parents and the children are interesting. This film, shown on PBS, is a consequential look into a lifestyle many of us don’t understand, and it may help in increasing an understanding.
Channel of Breslev Israel
Breslev Israel Films is your cyber haven for love, soul, and joy.
Spreading the teachings of Rebbe Nachman of Breslev of blessed memory, and our contemporary spiritual leader Rabbi Shalom Arush, our English-speaking rabbis include (alphabetically) Dr. Zev Ballen, Rabbi Lazer Brody, Rabbi Dror Moshe Cassutto, Rabbi Elchanan Elgorod, and Rabbi Natan Maimon.
Our channel also features inspirational clips and music from the Jewish music world’s leading performers.
Check out our multi-language web portal at http://www.breslev.co.il.
The Jewish World
WorldJewish Congress
25.02.2014
Jewish life in Ukraine today: Yaakov Bleich, Chief Rabbi of Ukraine and Vice-President of the WJC, offers his perspective on the challenges ahead of one of the biggest Jewish communities in Europe. Distributed by OneLoad.com
Centre for Jewish Life – London·
Transformational Tuesdays: TED Style – Keith Breslauer
05.03.2014
The Centre for Jewish Life offers a varied and exciting programme of discovery as you explore classic and mystical themes in a format tailored to you.
From one-to-one learning sessions to discussion groups and lectures, you have an open invitiation to join us for a personal journey that promises to enlighten and satisfy – whatever your previous experience of Jewish study.
Whether you are asking the questions you’ve always wanted to ask, or you’ve come along to hear an internationally respected speaker, you’re equally welcome.
Whatever the case, it’s never too late to find out more about your Jewish Heritage – if you don’t find what you’re looking for, just ask! Our programme is your programme.
Rick Perry, the Jew St. Louis Jewish Light
Texas Gov. Rick Perry speaking at the Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans, June 18, 2011. (Gage Skidmore / Creative Commons).
Interviewing Jewish geography Cleveland Jewish News
A group of Cleveland Jews traveling together interview the one person in the entire terminal at Philadelphia International who is not only going to …
Life Under the Church Chabad.org
Church and governmental authorities imposed many restrictions on the Jews. Princes declared the Jews to be slaves of the crown, a punishment that …
Who Were the Rishonim? Chabad.org
Spanning 10 generations over approximately a 500-year period, the Rishonim led the Torah world from 1000-1500 CE, during which time Jewish life …
Major Ashkenazi Rishonim Chabad.org
A number of well-known legends surround Rashi’s birth and life. Rashi’s …. As a leader, Rabbeinu Tam also enacted decrees affecting Jewish life.
Jews across Israel and the world are consumed with worry and fear for the lives of Eyal Yifrach, Gilad Shaar and Naftali Frenkel, the three boys kidnapped by terrorists in Gush Etzion this past week, on Thursday, June 12, 2014. Since then, the Israel Defense Forces and intelligence establishment have launched Operation Brother’s Keeper and are leaving no stone unturned in their efforts to locate the teens and, with God’s help, return them to their parents unharmed.
Notwithstanding that ongoing heroic operation, the Jewish nation, since its inception, has known that in addition to such efforts on the ground, it must also “grasp the tools of their ancestors,” and appeal to God through Torah, tefillah (prayer), and ma’asim tovim (good deeds).
To that end, the Orthodox Union, with its international youth movement, NCSY, and its Department of Community Engagement and Synagogue Services, and in partnership with Bnei Akiva and the Rabbinical Council of America (RCA), is launching a “virtual vigil” – an around-the-clock schedule of learning, prayer, and mitzvot, performed by OU/NCSY members and partners throughout the world. It is the hope of all involved that through these earnest efforts in the merit of Gilad Michoel ben Bat Galim, Yaakov Naftali ben Rachel Devorah and Eyal ben Iris Teshura, Hashem will see fit to bring them home safely and quickly.
Individuals interested in participating can go to www.ncsy.org/bring-back-boys and fill out a simple form to select a day and a 30-minute slot, and identify what activity they are committing to for that time. While it is our deepest desire that this campaign will become unnecessary even as it is launched, it is also our intent to continue this project non-stop until our boys are brought home.
Thank you.
Allen Fagin, Executive Vice President
Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb, Executive Vice President, Emeritus
Learn now
#EyalGiladNaftali
#BringBackOurBoys
#OperationBrothersKeeper
#VirtualVigil
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Israel Day Concert 2014 – Promo
NACHAS Israel Day Concert 2014
NACHAS Israel Day Concert 2014
12Tribe Films
12Tribe Films Foundation is a program provider specializing in movies and cultural events that show a side of the Jewish and Israeli narrative that receives little attention in the public discourse today. Our aim is to provide programs that allow people to develop a more comprehensive understanding of the Jewish people and the Land of Israel today.
See our premier production: http://www.12tribefilms.org/homegame
The interior of the Hurva Synagogue, Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem
The Jewish World: Peru
One People One World
Salomon Says channels
15.06.2014
Focus your efforts on prayer. It makes a difference.
Please pray for the safe and speedy return of Yaakov Naftali ben Rachel Devorah, Gilad Michael ben Bat Galim, and Eyal ben Iris Teshura.
Young Israel of Tampa Torah Cinema
Chabad OT Gala 2014 – Honorees
Chabad of Old Tappan 11.06.2014
Jewish Caring Network – What We Do.
11.06.2014
The Jewish Caring Network is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) Baltimore based organization dedicated to providing a full range of vital support services to families facing life-threatening or serious illnesses while preserving their privacy and dignity.
We enrich families’ lives by providing support, services, and the knowledge that we are standing beside them throughout the duration of their difficult time.
Our mission is to “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.” All of the vital services we provide are free of charge. Each family’s situation is individually assessed, enabling us to cater to their specific needs.
Our services include, but are not limited to: home health care, respite care, medical supplies, alternative health care funds, emergency funds, summer camp, weekly housecleaning, meals, flowers, elaborate gift packages, babysitting and spring water deliveries as well as a variety of other services.
The Jewish Caring Network is an organization comprised of caring, compassionate individuals who are sensitive to the unique needs of each individual they help.
Please join us on our mission and help us “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.”
Yeshivat Lev HaTorah – End of Year Review – 5774
08.06.2014
It has been a whirlwind year here in Yeshiva. This is just a small taste of all that goes in this amazing institution.
Jewish_Life_In_Poland – La vie juive en Pologne
FUTURE’S FIRST FRUITS
05.06.2014
A Life Apart: Hasidism in America – Part 1 – 9
18.03.2012
Hasidic Jews seem alien, and even hostile, to those outside their culture,which frequently includes other Jews. They dress differently, don’t mingle between the sexes, speak Yiddish, and wear side curls, all in an attempt to rigorously follow the commandments of the Torah. They tend to keep to themselves, shunning television and the media so outside influences cannot corrupt their values and views. Yet filmmakers Oren Rudavsky and Menachem Daum were able to enter their world, and the result is the fascinating documentary A Life Apart: Hasidism in America. Using interviews with academics and members of the community and some historical footage, the filmmakers trace the growth of Hasidic groups in the United States. Groups formed around particular Rebbes (learned leaders) and they took their names from their Eastern European home cities (the Satmar Hasids, the Breslov Hasids, and so on). Leonard Nimoy and Sarah Jessica Parker narrate, explaining how this movement came to America and how it was able to flourish. Dissenting voices also appear, in the form of neighborhood people who are distressed at the Hasids’ refusal to speak to members not in their community and of a young woman, Pearl Gluck, who left the community in order to pursue her writing and to follow a life of her own choosing. Many Hasids refuse to speak on camera, and we see many shielding themselves with hands or coats so as not to appear on film. But those who do appear are poignant in their discussions of why the Hasidic life is important to them. One man speaks to the directors, even as he acknowledges that he will never see the movie, but he will do it “in order to help a Jew make a living.” One couple, Holocaust survivors, are not Hasidic, but their children are, and the reasonings of both the parents and the children are interesting. This film, shown on PBS, is a consequential look into a lifestyle many of us don’t understand, and it may help in increasing an understanding.
Channel of Breslev Israel
Breslev Israel Films is your cyber haven for love, soul, and joy.
Spreading the teachings of Rebbe Nachman of Breslev of blessed memory, and our contemporary spiritual leader Rabbi Shalom Arush, our English-speaking rabbis include (alphabetically) Dr. Zev Ballen, Rabbi Lazer Brody, Rabbi Dror Moshe Cassutto, Rabbi Elchanan Elgorod, and Rabbi Natan Maimon.
Our channel also features inspirational clips and music from the Jewish music world’s leading performers.
Check out our multi-language web portal at http://www.breslev.co.il.
The Jewish World
WorldJewish Congress
25.02.2014
Jewish life in Ukraine today: Yaakov Bleich, Chief Rabbi of Ukraine and Vice-President of the WJC, offers his perspective on the challenges ahead of one of the biggest Jewish communities in Europe. Distributed by OneLoad.com
Centre for Jewish Life – London·
Transformational Tuesdays: TED Style – Keith Breslauer
05.03.2014
The Centre for Jewish Life offers a varied and exciting programme of discovery as you explore classic and mystical themes in a format tailored to you.
From one-to-one learning sessions to discussion groups and lectures, you have an open invitiation to join us for a personal journey that promises to enlighten and satisfy – whatever your previous experience of Jewish study.
Whether you are asking the questions you’ve always wanted to ask, or you’ve come along to hear an internationally respected speaker, you’re equally welcome.
Whatever the case, it’s never too late to find out more about your Jewish Heritage – if you don’t find what you’re looking for, just ask! Our programme is your programme.
Rick Perry, the Jew St. Louis Jewish Light
Texas Gov. Rick Perry speaking at the Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans, June 18, 2011. (Gage Skidmore / Creative Commons).
Interviewing Jewish geography Cleveland Jewish News
A group of Cleveland Jews traveling together interview the one person in the entire terminal at Philadelphia International who is not only going to …
Life Under the Church Chabad.org
Church and governmental authorities imposed many restrictions on the Jews. Princes declared the Jews to be slaves of the crown, a punishment that …
Who Were the Rishonim? Chabad.org
Spanning 10 generations over approximately a 500-year period, the Rishonim led the Torah world from 1000-1500 CE, during which time Jewish life …
Major Ashkenazi Rishonim Chabad.org
A number of well-known legends surround Rashi’s birth and life. Rashi’s …. As a leader, Rabbeinu Tam also enacted decrees affecting Jewish life.
Jews across Israel and the world are consumed with worry and fear for the lives of Eyal Yifrach, Gilad Shaar and Naftali Frenkel, the three boys kidnapped by terrorists in Gush Etzion this past week, on Thursday, June 12, 2014. Since then, the Israel Defense Forces and intelligence establishment have launched Operation Brother’s Keeper and are leaving no stone unturned in their efforts to locate the teens and, with God’s help, return them to their parents unharmed.
Notwithstanding that ongoing heroic operation, the Jewish nation, since its inception, has known that in addition to such efforts on the ground, it must also “grasp the tools of their ancestors,” and appeal to God through Torah, tefillah (prayer), and ma’asim tovim (good deeds).
To that end, the Orthodox Union, with its international youth movement, NCSY, and its Department of Community Engagement and Synagogue Services, and in partnership with Bnei Akiva and the Rabbinical Council of America (RCA), is launching a “virtual vigil” – an around-the-clock schedule of learning, prayer, and mitzvot, performed by OU/NCSY members and partners throughout the world. It is the hope of all involved that through these earnest efforts in the merit of Gilad Michoel ben Bat Galim, Yaakov Naftali ben Rachel Devorah and Eyal ben Iris Teshura, Hashem will see fit to bring them home safely and quickly.
Individuals interested in participating can go to www.ncsy.org/bring-back-boys and fill out a simple form to select a day and a 30-minute slot, and identify what activity they are committing to for that time. While it is our deepest desire that this campaign will become unnecessary even as it is launched, it is also our intent to continue this project non-stop until our boys are brought home.
Thank you.
Allen Fagin, Executive Vice President
Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb, Executive Vice President, Emeritus
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15.06.2014
Focus your efforts on prayer. It makes a difference.
Please pray for the safe and speedy return of Yaakov Naftali ben Rachel Devorah, Gilad Michael ben Bat Galim, and Eyal ben Iris Teshura.
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Jewish Caring Network – What We Do.
11.06.2014
The Jewish Caring Network is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) Baltimore based organization dedicated to providing a full range of vital support services to families facing life-threatening or serious illnesses while preserving their privacy and dignity.
We enrich families’ lives by providing support, services, and the knowledge that we are standing beside them throughout the duration of their difficult time.
Our mission is to “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.” All of the vital services we provide are free of charge. Each family’s situation is individually assessed, enabling us to cater to their specific needs.
Our services include, but are not limited to: home health care, respite care, medical supplies, alternative health care funds, emergency funds, summer camp, weekly housecleaning, meals, flowers, elaborate gift packages, babysitting and spring water deliveries as well as a variety of other services.
The Jewish Caring Network is an organization comprised of caring, compassionate individuals who are sensitive to the unique needs of each individual they help.
Please join us on our mission and help us “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.”
Yeshivat Lev HaTorah – End of Year Review – 5774
08.06.2014
It has been a whirlwind year here in Yeshiva. This is just a small taste of all that goes in this amazing institution.
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Hasidic Jews seem alien, and even hostile, to those outside their culture,which frequently includes other Jews. They dress differently, don’t mingle between the sexes, speak Yiddish, and wear side curls, all in an attempt to rigorously follow the commandments of the Torah. They tend to keep to themselves, shunning television and the media so outside influences cannot corrupt their values and views. Yet filmmakers Oren Rudavsky and Menachem Daum were able to enter their world, and the result is the fascinating documentary A Life Apart: Hasidism in America. Using interviews with academics and members of the community and some historical footage, the filmmakers trace the growth of Hasidic groups in the United States. Groups formed around particular Rebbes (learned leaders) and they took their names from their Eastern European home cities (the Satmar Hasids, the Breslov Hasids, and so on). Leonard Nimoy and Sarah Jessica Parker narrate, explaining how this movement came to America and how it was able to flourish. Dissenting voices also appear, in the form of neighborhood people who are distressed at the Hasids’ refusal to speak to members not in their community and of a young woman, Pearl Gluck, who left the community in order to pursue her writing and to follow a life of her own choosing. Many Hasids refuse to speak on camera, and we see many shielding themselves with hands or coats so as not to appear on film. But those who do appear are poignant in their discussions of why the Hasidic life is important to them. One man speaks to the directors, even as he acknowledges that he will never see the movie, but he will do it “in order to help a Jew make a living.” One couple, Holocaust survivors, are not Hasidic, but their children are, and the reasonings of both the parents and the children are interesting. This film, shown on PBS, is a consequential look into a lifestyle many of us don’t understand, and it may help in increasing an understanding.
Channel of Breslev Israel
Breslev Israel Films is your cyber haven for love, soul, and joy.
Spreading the teachings of Rebbe Nachman of Breslev of blessed memory, and our contemporary spiritual leader Rabbi Shalom Arush, our English-speaking rabbis include (alphabetically) Dr. Zev Ballen, Rabbi Lazer Brody, Rabbi Dror Moshe Cassutto, Rabbi Elchanan Elgorod, and Rabbi Natan Maimon.
Our channel also features inspirational clips and music from the Jewish music world’s leading performers.
Check out our multi-language web portal at http://www.breslev.co.il.
The Jewish World
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25.02.2014
Jewish life in Ukraine today: Yaakov Bleich, Chief Rabbi of Ukraine and Vice-President of the WJC, offers his perspective on the challenges ahead of one of the biggest Jewish communities in Europe. Distributed by OneLoad.com
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Transformational Tuesdays: TED Style – Keith Breslauer
05.03.2014
The Centre for Jewish Life offers a varied and exciting programme of discovery as you explore classic and mystical themes in a format tailored to you.
From one-to-one learning sessions to discussion groups and lectures, you have an open invitiation to join us for a personal journey that promises to enlighten and satisfy – whatever your previous experience of Jewish study.
Whether you are asking the questions you’ve always wanted to ask, or you’ve come along to hear an internationally respected speaker, you’re equally welcome.
Whatever the case, it’s never too late to find out more about your Jewish Heritage – if you don’t find what you’re looking for, just ask! Our programme is your programme.
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PROGRAM 24. FKŻ • KONCERTY • WYKŁADY • WARSZTATY • ZWIEDZANIA • SZTUKA CENY BILETÓW •KUP BILET • AKREDYTACJE • MATERIAŁY DLA MEDIÓW• SPONSORZYJewish Culture Festival in Krakow is the only opportunity to personally encounter and experience contemporary Jewish culture from Israel and the Diaspora, in the series of concerts, DJ-parties, lectures, workshops, film screenings, guided tours and discussions.The program of the upcoming edition focuses on four elements. We will present one of the most interesting phenomenon: kibbutz.We will show how this idea has helped to build the State of Israel but also how it influenced all aspects of Israeli life: from cooking to architecture. Besdie presenting ashkenazic culture, created by the European Jews, that dominated perception of Jewish culture, we will present mizrahi culture – created by the Jews living in countries with Muslim majority – that is becoming more and more popular in Israel. 100 years after the first publication of An-Ski’s ‘The Dybbuk‘ – we will show how Jewish culture balances constantly between two worlds: traditional and contemporary, Jewish and non-Jewish, becoming one of the greatest phenomenon of contemporary world.We invite you to Krakow’s Kazimierz, where Jewish culture has flourished for centuries and now has returned here again – also thanks to our festival! More details you can find under the links below.Festival is held under the honorary patronage of H.E. Bronisław Komorowski President of the Republic of Poland. Małopolska Region is the main partner of the festival.PROGRAM OF EVENTS • CONCERTS • LECTURES • WORKSHOPS • TOURS • ART TICKETS • BUY TICKETS • ACCREDITATION • MEDIA INFORMATION• SPONSORS
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The Jewish Caring Network is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) Baltimore based organization dedicated to providing a full range of vital support services to families facing life-threatening or serious illnesses while preserving their privacy and dignity.
We enrich families’ lives by providing support, services, and the knowledge that we are standing beside them throughout the duration of their difficult time.
Our mission is to “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.” All of the vital services we provide are free of charge. Each family’s situation is individually assessed, enabling us to cater to their specific needs.
Our services include, but are not limited to: home health care, respite care, medical supplies, alternative health care funds, emergency funds, summer camp, weekly housecleaning, meals, flowers, elaborate gift packages, babysitting and spring water deliveries as well as a variety of other services.
The Jewish Caring Network is an organization comprised of caring, compassionate individuals who are sensitive to the unique needs of each individual they help.
Please join us on our mission and help us “Touch Lives and Make a Difference.”
Yeshivat Lev HaTorah – End of Year Review – 5774
08.06.2014
It has been a whirlwind year here in Yeshiva. This is just a small taste of all that goes in this amazing institution.
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FUTURE’S FIRST FRUITS
05.06.2014
A Life Apart: Hasidism in America – Part 1 – 9
18.03.2012
Hasidic Jews seem alien, and even hostile, to those outside their culture,which frequently includes other Jews. They dress differently, don’t mingle between the sexes, speak Yiddish, and wear side curls, all in an attempt to rigorously follow the commandments of the Torah. They tend to keep to themselves, shunning television and the media so outside influences cannot corrupt their values and views. Yet filmmakers Oren Rudavsky and Menachem Daum were able to enter their world, and the result is the fascinating documentary A Life Apart: Hasidism in America. Using interviews with academics and members of the community and some historical footage, the filmmakers trace the growth of Hasidic groups in the United States. Groups formed around particular Rebbes (learned leaders) and they took their names from their Eastern European home cities (the Satmar Hasids, the Breslov Hasids, and so on). Leonard Nimoy and Sarah Jessica Parker narrate, explaining how this movement came to America and how it was able to flourish. Dissenting voices also appear, in the form of neighborhood people who are distressed at the Hasids’ refusal to speak to members not in their community and of a young woman, Pearl Gluck, who left the community in order to pursue her writing and to follow a life of her own choosing. Many Hasids refuse to speak on camera, and we see many shielding themselves with hands or coats so as not to appear on film. But those who do appear are poignant in their discussions of why the Hasidic life is important to them. One man speaks to the directors, even as he acknowledges that he will never see the movie, but he will do it “in order to help a Jew make a living.” One couple, Holocaust survivors, are not Hasidic, but their children are, and the reasonings of both the parents and the children are interesting. This film, shown on PBS, is a consequential look into a lifestyle many of us don’t understand, and it may help in increasing an understanding.
Channel of Breslev Israel
Breslev Israel Films is your cyber haven for love, soul, and joy.
Spreading the teachings of Rebbe Nachman of Breslev of blessed memory, and our contemporary spiritual leader Rabbi Shalom Arush, our English-speaking rabbis include (alphabetically) Dr. Zev Ballen, Rabbi Lazer Brody, Rabbi Dror Moshe Cassutto, Rabbi Elchanan Elgorod, and Rabbi Natan Maimon.
Our channel also features inspirational clips and music from the Jewish music world’s leading performers.
Check out our multi-language web portal at http://www.breslev.co.il.
The Jewish World
WorldJewish Congress
25.02.2014
Jewish life in Ukraine today: Yaakov Bleich, Chief Rabbi of Ukraine and Vice-President of the WJC, offers his perspective on the challenges ahead of one of the biggest Jewish communities in Europe. Distributed by OneLoad.com
Centre for Jewish Life – London·
Transformational Tuesdays: TED Style – Keith Breslauer
05.03.2014
The Centre for Jewish Life offers a varied and exciting programme of discovery as you explore classic and mystical themes in a format tailored to you.
From one-to-one learning sessions to discussion groups and lectures, you have an open invitiation to join us for a personal journey that promises to enlighten and satisfy – whatever your previous experience of Jewish study.
Whether you are asking the questions you’ve always wanted to ask, or you’ve come along to hear an internationally respected speaker, you’re equally welcome.
Whatever the case, it’s never too late to find out more about your Jewish Heritage – if you don’t find what you’re looking for, just ask! Our programme is your programme.
The Art of Moshe Rynecki Huffington Post
The category of Jewish Art History cannot simply be subsumed into a …. These works appealed to the growing acculturated middle class Jews living in …
The case for Jewish confirmation Haaretz
Reform Jewish women doing a practice run for a bat mitzvah. … chooses despite her struggles to live a Jewish life, much like we hope our confirmands …
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… State of Israel is simply not enough reason to get Jews serious about actually living aJewish life (“Can Zionism Be The Answer?” Opinion, June 6).
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