Mendi Jerufi & Yoni Eliav Band

Mendi Jerufi & The Yoni Eliav Band At a Wedding In Israel

Zemiros Choir - Chad Gadya

Zemiros Choir, led by Yoel Polatseck took the Penguin Dance to a whole new level, setting it to the story of Chad Gadyo that we sing every year at the Pesach Seder.

Vocals & Acting by: The Zemiros Choir
Yoel Polatseck - Leader
Yoel Friedrich
Avrumy Holczler
Sruly Green

Chad Gadyo lyrics written by:
Benny Polatseck
Yoel Polatseck

Recorded at:
Fountain Music Studio - Yossi Blumenberg
Recorded, Mixed & Mastered at: Nochi Krohn Studios
Filmed & Edited by: Menachem Bernstein

The Moetzet Sings Pirchei Medley

The members of the new project “Moetzet Hashira Ha’Yehudit” gathered a few months ago in Tel Aviv, and with the partnership of a large audience, filmed their concert as a television special that was released as an HD DVD.   “The Moetzet Hashira Hayehudit is a new musical project under the leadership of maestro Yoni Eliav, whose members are singing nostalgic Jewish soul music.” All of the songs are hit Chassidic songs from the past few years, as well as the hit songs from the 70′s and 80′s that we all grew up on.

Ohad Singing "Yesimcho-Shwekey" - AT Production

Ohad Moskowitz & A Symphony Orchestra Singing "Yesimcho-Shwekey" Conducted by Yisroel Lamm On March 2 2014, In The Rockleigh Country Club, An Aaron Teitelbaum Production

Dad Trying To Reason With His Son

A father tries to explain to his talkative, one-year-old son why he is not allowed to come out on the balcony, seems like the toddler is raising some valid points during the conversation.

Chilik Frank Plays Nigun Rostov At Yeshivas Otniel

Chilik Frank Plays the Famous Chabad Song Nigun Rostov At Yeshivas Otniel, located in the community of Otniel amid the Hebron hills in Israel

Talk Yiddish To Me

Created & Directed by: Mendy Pellin
Director of Photography: Mendel Katz
Recorded at: Shower Studios
Make-up: Abe Steinberg
Choreography by: Shalom Serraf
Bubby: Joyce ziegelman
Dancers: Shloime Fuchs, Shalom Serraf, Shloime Gutnick
Song written and performed by: Mendy Pellin, Menachem Weinstein with Yossi Sofer

Helfgot & Rogosnitzky Havdalah at Park East

Musical Havdalah at Park East Synagogue with Cantor Yitzchak Meir Helfgot, Cantor Benny Rogosnitzky, Rabbi Arthur Schneier and Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis  April 5, 2014

Tzaly Gold & Meshorerim Choir Sing At Wedding

Tzaly Gold & Meshorerim Choir Sing At Wedding, Naftali Schnitzler On The Keys

Child Sings Song Honoring Lubavitcher Rebbe's Birthday

112 years ago, on this very day, a beautiful loving soul filled with great light, entered our world. The Lubavitcher Rebbe was born in 1902, on the 11th day of Nissan, in Nikolaev, Russia, to the renowned Mekubel, Gaon and Rav, Rabbi Levi Yitzchak and Rebbetzin Chana Schneerson. Rebbetzin Chana (1880-1964) was known for her erudition, kindness and extraordinary accessibility.

Every year on a persons birthday we begin to say the chapter that would reflect the number right above our new age. Thus this Kapital 113 is presented to honor the Rebbe for his 112th birthday. This custom applies even after the Rebbe's passing.

Protest In Jerusalem Over Jailed Yeshiva Draft Dodger

Riots broke out in Jerusalem Today April 10 2014 after more then 1 thousand of ultra-Orthodox Jews protested the arrest of a student after he dodged the IDF draft.

Eliahu Cohen, a yeshiva student, was arrested Monday and sentenced to 20 days in prison, where he will spend Passover. Police blocked roads around the area of demonstration. Some protesters threw rocks at police and five were arrested. A new conscription law states that yeshiva students between the ages of 18 and 22 are required to report to the IDF.  Rabbi Shmuel Auerbach, who is known for his stance against the draft of yeshiva students, criticized the decision to leave Cohen in prison during Passover.

Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld says protesters in Jerusalem hurled stones and bottles at police and set trash bins on fire. He said police on horseback pushed them back and five were arrested.

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