ABC News reports: Dr. Craig Spencer apparently contracted the virus while working with Doctors Without Borders.
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Yitzy Rosinger & Shira Choir - B’chol Yom
Watch a performance by the Shira Choir alongside child soloist Yitzi rosinger at the wedding of the son of Shraga Gold, founder and head of The Shira Choir.
Song originally recorded by Ephraim Mendelsohn
Composed by Pinky Weber
Accompanied by the great music of Yanky Briskman & Mark Feinberg, Sound by Yoeli Greenfeld
Song originally recorded by Ephraim Mendelsohn
Composed by Pinky Weber
Accompanied by the great music of Yanky Briskman & Mark Feinberg, Sound by Yoeli Greenfeld
The Science Of Happiness
This video was created to introduce "How Happiness Thinks" is a new 6 week course from JLI, with instructor Rabbi Yochanan Posner. Starting first week of November 2014 - Call now for more information or to register (847)677-1770 www.myJLI.com
Friday, October 24, 2014
KJ Slaughterhouse Fined $330,000
Feds Settle With Kiryas Joel Slaughterhouse, Fined $330,000 Over Pollution - Federal prosecutors said a Hudson Valley slaughterhouse that supplies kosher chicken dumped chicken parts, grease and fat, and other waste into storm drains and sewers. Time Warner Cable News reporter Jessica Chen has the details.
”Don’t Let It Get You Down" Music Video
A moving song composed by Crown Heights Yeshivas Oholei Torah student Chaim Mayzlesh pays tribute to Reb Moshe Abelsky, beloved bus driver whose third yahrtzeit is this Shabbos. Click Here for more info.
This Shabbos World Jews Unify to Observe Shabbos
The Shabbos Project is an international Jewish movement, promoting Unity through the celebration and observance of one Shabbos together - the entire Jewish People as One. Originated in South Africa in 2013, where the majority of S. African Jewry kept a single Shabbos together, South African Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein has had unprecedented success in encouraging the observance of Shabbos to 350 cities in 35 countries.
Last October the project enjoyed unbelievable success among South Africa's largely non-religious Jewish communities, where 3,000 women gathered to bake Challah ahead of Shabbas, and thousands more took part in Havdallah ceremonies at the conclusion of Shabbat on the streets of South Africa.
Below is a collection of videos, some of which explain this project in detail, but most being clips of people, some famous, others not, encouraging and supporting the " Keeping It Together" project.
Alex Clare Is Keeping It Together - Alex Clare is a well-known British singer-songwriter. His debut album, The Lateness of the Hour, released in 2011, was re-released in the US in 2012 after the single "Too Close" – featured in a series of Microsoft advertisements – became an overnight global sensation. "Too Close" eventually peaked at number 4 on the UK Singles Chart and number 7 on the US Billboard Hot 100, and was nominated as “Best British Single” at the 2013 BRIT Awards.
A video animation about Shabbos.
Last October the project enjoyed unbelievable success among South Africa's largely non-religious Jewish communities, where 3,000 women gathered to bake Challah ahead of Shabbas, and thousands more took part in Havdallah ceremonies at the conclusion of Shabbat on the streets of South Africa.
Below is a collection of videos, some of which explain this project in detail, but most being clips of people, some famous, others not, encouraging and supporting the " Keeping It Together" project.
Alex Clare Is Keeping It Together - Alex Clare is a well-known British singer-songwriter. His debut album, The Lateness of the Hour, released in 2011, was re-released in the US in 2012 after the single "Too Close" – featured in a series of Microsoft advertisements – became an overnight global sensation. "Too Close" eventually peaked at number 4 on the UK Singles Chart and number 7 on the US Billboard Hot 100, and was nominated as “Best British Single” at the 2013 BRIT Awards.
A video animation about Shabbos.
Thursday, October 23, 2014
The Ultra Orthodox Vs. The IDF - VICE News Reports
Since Israel became a state, the Haredi population has been exempt from serving in the military. However, growing pressure from the secular community regarding the group’s high unemployment rate, state benefit dependence and lack of military service led to a new law being passed in March 2014 that requires Haredi men to provide military service.
Vice News reporter Alex Miller visited Israel and the Netzah Yehuda, an ultra-Orthodox battalion made of volunteers, to get their point of view on the conscription law, as well as leaders of the ultra- Orthodox community to get their viewpoint on the military and how the ultra-Orthodox serving will affect them.
Reports show that approximately 20 percent of men lose their religious identity while in the army. Yoelish Krauss, the unofficial director of EDA Haredit, says, “They want to draft the Haredi in order to extinct them.” For the ultra-Orthodox, taking boys out of Yeshiva and putting them in the military is corrupt to the community, which values the study of the Torah above all else.
Netzah Yehuda training camp in the Jordan Valley had more than 800 members as of 2013, which is still a very small percentage compared to the rest of the IDF. For those serving, challenges are faced every day but expected. According to one soldier, serving in the military as an ultra-Orthodox member is different because “you’re serving a higher purpose.” Abuse from their own community sometimes goes hand-in-hand with joining the army, he continued. Some boys get kicked out of their homes, and video footage has shown ultra-Orthodox military members getting physically assaulted. With the Haredi population estimated to make up 25 percent of Israel by the late 2050s, it is projected that serving in the military, ultra-Orthodox or not, will become the standard.
Vice News reporter Alex Miller visited Israel and the Netzah Yehuda, an ultra-Orthodox battalion made of volunteers, to get their point of view on the conscription law, as well as leaders of the ultra- Orthodox community to get their viewpoint on the military and how the ultra-Orthodox serving will affect them.
Reports show that approximately 20 percent of men lose their religious identity while in the army. Yoelish Krauss, the unofficial director of EDA Haredit, says, “They want to draft the Haredi in order to extinct them.” For the ultra-Orthodox, taking boys out of Yeshiva and putting them in the military is corrupt to the community, which values the study of the Torah above all else.
Netzah Yehuda training camp in the Jordan Valley had more than 800 members as of 2013, which is still a very small percentage compared to the rest of the IDF. For those serving, challenges are faced every day but expected. According to one soldier, serving in the military as an ultra-Orthodox member is different because “you’re serving a higher purpose.” Abuse from their own community sometimes goes hand-in-hand with joining the army, he continued. Some boys get kicked out of their homes, and video footage has shown ultra-Orthodox military members getting physically assaulted. With the Haredi population estimated to make up 25 percent of Israel by the late 2050s, it is projected that serving in the military, ultra-Orthodox or not, will become the standard.
Benny & Choni Dvar Torah Noach
Benny Friedman and Choni Milecki deliver their now weekly Dvar Torah, this week on Parshas Noach.
Rabbis Stern & Amar Elected as Chief Rabbis of Jerusalem
Rav Shlomo Amar and Rav Arye Stern were respectively elected the Sephardi and Ashkenazi chief rabbis of Jerusalem on Tuesday night. The two rabbis are filling posts that have been empty for over 10 years.
Regarding the Sephardi chief rabbi, the final voting results from the 48-member electoral body were 28 for Amar, 18 for his closest contender, Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu, and two votes for Rabbi Haim Amsalem. For the Ashkenazi position, 27 votes went to Stern and 20 went to haredi Rabbi Moshe Haim Lau, with one abstention.
Rabbi Amar and his camp upon hearing the news of his victory.
Hours before polling stations were to opened, Rav Aryeh Stern sits deep in study, oblivious to his surroundings.
Regarding the Sephardi chief rabbi, the final voting results from the 48-member electoral body were 28 for Amar, 18 for his closest contender, Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu, and two votes for Rabbi Haim Amsalem. For the Ashkenazi position, 27 votes went to Stern and 20 went to haredi Rabbi Moshe Haim Lau, with one abstention.
Rabbi Amar and his camp upon hearing the news of his victory.
Hours before polling stations were to opened, Rav Aryeh Stern sits deep in study, oblivious to his surroundings.
The Chocolate Donut Mystery
From the author: "My daughter denies eating the chocolate donut despite the evidence!"
Gertner Klein & Fuchs Sing for B'lev Echad
Shloime Gertner sings "Blev Echad" at a Simchas Beis Hashoeva for children who need a Refuah Shleimah. Organized by the organisation "B'lev Echad"."
Yoely Klein and child soloist Nosson Fuchs sing V'Afilu Behastureh.
Yoely Klein and child soloist Nosson Fuchs sing V'Afilu Behastureh.
Father Eulogizes 3 Month Old Chaya Zissel HY"D
Hundreds attended the midnight funeral of little Chaya Zissel HY"D, who was R"L killed in the Jerusalem bulldozer attack Wednesday. The father Shmuel Elimelech Braun eulogized : "during your last hours i prayed at the Western Wall that i would merit to raise you."The grandfather Shimshon Halperin eulogized and said Kaddish. followed by the newly elected President of Israel Reuven Rivlin who declared "The terror will not win us over."
Father of 3 month old killed Al Kiddush Hashem, eulogizes as the child's funeral.
CBS 2 Reports
Father of 3 month old killed Al Kiddush Hashem, eulogizes as the child's funeral.
CBS 2 Reports
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Kosher Day 5774
Walking the streets of Crown Heights on Kosher Day, September 14, 2014, to find out what is "Kosher" all about.....and other stuff.....
Yitzchak Meir Sings Pnei L'elbon
Yitzchak Meir Sings Moshe Goldman's Pnei L'elbon at a Recent event in Jerusalem
US Navy's Newest Combat Ship launched
The Navy christened the future USS Detroit (LCS 7), the fourth Littoral Combat Ship of the Freedom variant, in a ceremony at Marinette Marine Shipyard in Marinette, Wisconsin, Oct. 18.
Now, Detroit will continue to undergo outfitting and testing. It's scheduled to be delivered to the U.S. navy in 2015.
In 2011, the Navy awarded the contract to build Detroit. It's one of the five LCS' being build at the Marinette Marine.
Now, Detroit will continue to undergo outfitting and testing. It's scheduled to be delivered to the U.S. navy in 2015.
In 2011, the Navy awarded the contract to build Detroit. It's one of the five LCS' being build at the Marinette Marine.
Mini Hatzolah Motorcycle For One Brave Kid
A young boy by the name of Rafael Assouline is battling cancer since he was born. Here he was given a Mini Hatzolah Motorcycle bought by the Rosenwasser family, at the United Hatzalah Sukkos Concert in Israel on Tuesday, October 14, 2014. After the presentation, Yaakov Shwekey sang Refuah Sheleimah, composed by Baruch Levine, in honor of the child.
Here he is singing with Avraham Fried in 2010
Here he is singing with Avraham Fried in 2010
Terrorist Runs Over Pedestrians in Jerusalem, 9 Wounded
Several people were wounded on Wednesday evening October 22 2014, in a suspected terror attack near the light rail train station near Ammunition Hill in Jerusalem.
According to eyewitnesses, a car drove up to the station and ran over passersby disembarking from the train.Nine people were wounded in the attack, including the suspected terrorist. A baby in critical condition, a woman in seriously condition, two people moderately and four more lightly. The car drove 14 meters on the tracks itself, hitting disembarking passengers and continuing on along the length of the track. The driver hit a pole a few hundred meters down and attempted to flee on foot, when he was shot. The driver was arrested soon after the attack and hospitalized with moderate to serious wounds.
This kind of attack has been used several times in the past in Jerusalem, most recently in August, when a Palestinian man driving a digger in Jerusalem used his vehicle to flip over a bus, killing Avraham Walles, a 29-year-old father of five. Five others were lightly wounded in the attack: the bus driver, three passengers and a police officer.
Surveillance video of the car running over pedestrians
According to eyewitnesses, a car drove up to the station and ran over passersby disembarking from the train.Nine people were wounded in the attack, including the suspected terrorist. A baby in critical condition, a woman in seriously condition, two people moderately and four more lightly. The car drove 14 meters on the tracks itself, hitting disembarking passengers and continuing on along the length of the track. The driver hit a pole a few hundred meters down and attempted to flee on foot, when he was shot. The driver was arrested soon after the attack and hospitalized with moderate to serious wounds.
This kind of attack has been used several times in the past in Jerusalem, most recently in August, when a Palestinian man driving a digger in Jerusalem used his vehicle to flip over a bus, killing Avraham Walles, a 29-year-old father of five. Five others were lightly wounded in the attack: the bus driver, three passengers and a police officer.
Surveillance video of the car running over pedestrians
Israeli Police Forces Vs. Arab Temple Mount Rioters
The Israeli police released shocking footage of Monday's (October 13) riots on the Temple Mount, demonstrating the extent to which the force must steel themselves against a horde of angry Muslim Arab rioters on Judaism's holiest site.
In the footage, released Monday night, police are shown surrounding the main hall of the Temple Mount's Al-Aqsa mosque, where rioters barricaded themselves in with a cache of steel rods, fireworks, and other weapons. They are then seen battling with the rioters, firing weapons as fireworks are thrown directly at them from the mob. Once they finally enter the compound, the mosque is shown to be in shambles.
Monday's rioting is the latest in a series of escalations on the Mount, which is Judaism's holiest site - but, under the iron-fisted Jordan Waqf, is largely prohibitive of Jewish visitors and bans Jewish prayer entirely.
Muslims and Christians, by contrast, have free reign on the Mount - leading to regular rioting and laments that the area has become, literally, a terror base. Despite this, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has vowed to "maintain the status quo" on the Mount.
In the footage, released Monday night, police are shown surrounding the main hall of the Temple Mount's Al-Aqsa mosque, where rioters barricaded themselves in with a cache of steel rods, fireworks, and other weapons. They are then seen battling with the rioters, firing weapons as fireworks are thrown directly at them from the mob. Once they finally enter the compound, the mosque is shown to be in shambles.
Monday's rioting is the latest in a series of escalations on the Mount, which is Judaism's holiest site - but, under the iron-fisted Jordan Waqf, is largely prohibitive of Jewish visitors and bans Jewish prayer entirely.
Muslims and Christians, by contrast, have free reign on the Mount - leading to regular rioting and laments that the area has become, literally, a terror base. Despite this, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has vowed to "maintain the status quo" on the Mount.
Shabbos - A Day of Rest - An Educational Short Film
What are we resting from on Shabbos? A comical and inspiring Shabbat message. Featuring Rabbi Chanan Antony Gordon and Rabbi Eli Scheller.
Boro Park Jew Rushes To Help Man Covered In Flames
It was a dramatic scene on the streets of Borough Park, Brooklyn Tuesday afternoon, as a man caught fire and ran for help covered in flames.
Surveillance video showed the man running in a panic into oncoming traffic, trailing smoke and flames. A witness, Alex Mayer, ran to his aid. “It was a very scary scene,” Mayer said. “I chased him. I told him to drop and roll, basically.” Another Good Samaritan also helped with a fire extinguisher.
Witnesses said it all started with an explosion inside the building at 910 McDonald Ave. in Brooklyn. “We heard a loud bang, and we started seeing, smelling smoke rushing up — upstairs,” a woman said. Fire investigators believe the fire started in the basement, where the young victim was spraying some kind of flammable flavoring on some material that is used in hookah pipes. Something sparked a fireball that rolled through the building. The intense heat melted a plastic spray bottle and ignited a fire that severely damaged the first floor. “Hazmat units are testing some unknown chemicals found in the basement,”
Mayer said he will never forget the terrible scene. “He was conscious. He was yelling, ‘Help! Help!’ and then like, slowly, he was falling in and out of consciousness, but he was definitely breathing the whole time by himself,” Mayer said. The victim, in his 20s, was taken to Maimonides Medical Center with critical burns over much of his body.
Surveillance video showed the man running in a panic into oncoming traffic, trailing smoke and flames. A witness, Alex Mayer, ran to his aid. “It was a very scary scene,” Mayer said. “I chased him. I told him to drop and roll, basically.” Another Good Samaritan also helped with a fire extinguisher.
Witnesses said it all started with an explosion inside the building at 910 McDonald Ave. in Brooklyn. “We heard a loud bang, and we started seeing, smelling smoke rushing up — upstairs,” a woman said. Fire investigators believe the fire started in the basement, where the young victim was spraying some kind of flammable flavoring on some material that is used in hookah pipes. Something sparked a fireball that rolled through the building. The intense heat melted a plastic spray bottle and ignited a fire that severely damaged the first floor. “Hazmat units are testing some unknown chemicals found in the basement,”
Mayer said he will never forget the terrible scene. “He was conscious. He was yelling, ‘Help! Help!’ and then like, slowly, he was falling in and out of consciousness, but he was definitely breathing the whole time by himself,” Mayer said. The victim, in his 20s, was taken to Maimonides Medical Center with critical burns over much of his body.
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Biker Bulldog Spontaniouly Waves Back at Passing Biker
From the author: "Sweets the English Bulldog see's a biker wave at us and she waves back. all on her own!"
Rabbi Amnon Yitzchak Sings Ana Avda
If you can't beat em' join em'.
After failing to successfully ban singers like Yakkov Shwekey and Midad Tassa, it seems Rabbi Amnon Yitzchok decided to becom one himself. Interestingly, he sings here "Ana Avda" which was the song chosen by the pretend Rabbi after kicking off Lipa Schmeltzer from the stage at camp Manavu in 2008, as their color war breakout.
Video is from the celebration of Hakafos Shniyos 5775.
After failing to successfully ban singers like Yakkov Shwekey and Midad Tassa, it seems Rabbi Amnon Yitzchok decided to becom one himself. Interestingly, he sings here "Ana Avda" which was the song chosen by the pretend Rabbi after kicking off Lipa Schmeltzer from the stage at camp Manavu in 2008, as their color war breakout.
Video is from the celebration of Hakafos Shniyos 5775.
Lone Crocodile Steals Impala Kill From Pack Of Wild Dogs
he carnivorous canines were feasting on an impala carcass but were secretly being watched by a predator from the water. Suddenly, the crocodile burst from the Olifants River, South Africa, and snatched the carcass from the hounds. The video was taken by Swiss photographer Markus Niederer in August.
Twins From France Horseback Riding & More
The Twins from France surprise the audience at the Miami Boys Choir & Avrham Fried concert in the Millennium Theater in Brooklyn. Monday night, October 13 2014, Chol Hamoed Sukkos, 5775.
Mamesh Music Band & Boys Choir - Sheyboneh & Hoshiya
Mamesh Music Conducted and arranged by Reb Zalman Negin. Video by Uriel Dunn.
Hoshiya Es Emacha, composed by Rabbi Dr. Abraham Shea Twerski.
Sheyboneh
Hoshiya Es Emacha, composed by Rabbi Dr. Abraham Shea Twerski.
Sheyboneh
Community Simchas Beis Hashoeva 5775 Dancing
Final Night of Sukkos, on the eve of Hoshanah Rabah, dancing in Crown Heights -
Beri Weber singing at the Simchas Beis Hashoeiva in Monsey, NY. Sunday Chol Hamoed Sukkos.
Beri Weber singing at the Simchas Beis Hashoeiva in Monsey, NY. Sunday Chol Hamoed Sukkos.
Helmet Cam Shows Sniper Shot to Head
A Taliban sniper managed to get a non-fatal headshot on a Marine’s helmet while the Marines were conducting a joint helicopter raid in the Now Zad district, Helmand Province in 2013.
Monday, October 20, 2014
Heimann Boys Singing a Yiddishe Mamme
Zevi, Avi and Shmuli Heimann singing A Yiddishe Mamme at Yesoda Hatorah School Event 2014 Antwerp Belgium.
Malchus Choir & Dov Heller - Haben Yakir Li
Malchus Choir a Chasidic choir in Israel led by producer Pinchas Bichler & Cantor Dov Heller Singing Haben Yakir Li, Yanky Rubin on the Keys
Avrum Mordche Schwartz & Shira - Chesed Event
Avrum Mordche Schwartz with Shira Choir Sing Yiddish lyrics at the Chesed Appreciation Event on February 27 2014 in Ateres Avraham for the dedicated members of Chesed Williamsburg, Music by Avrumi Berko - A Joel Brach Production
Hakofos Sheniyos 5775
A collection of videos of the Hakofos Shniyos (second Hakofos) celebrated in Israel last Thursday night, the same time Simchas Torah was celebrated and observed in the diaspora.
Hakofos Shniyos at Yeshivat Har Hamor in Yerushalayim. Founded in 1997 as an offshoot of Yeshivat Merkaz Harav. The president of the yeshiva is Rabbi Tzvi Thau, and its other heads are Rabbis Amiel Sternberg and Mordechai Sternberg. There are currently around 400 students. Many of whom are married ("avrechim").
Yeshiva Ateres Yisroel Yerushalayim with the Rosh Yeshiva Rav Baruch Mordechai Ezrachi.
Hakofos Shniyos at Yeshivat Har Hamor in Yerushalayim. Founded in 1997 as an offshoot of Yeshivat Merkaz Harav. The president of the yeshiva is Rabbi Tzvi Thau, and its other heads are Rabbis Amiel Sternberg and Mordechai Sternberg. There are currently around 400 students. Many of whom are married ("avrechim").
Yeshiva Ateres Yisroel Yerushalayim with the Rosh Yeshiva Rav Baruch Mordechai Ezrachi.
Convict Dressed Rabbi Arrested for Impersonating Cop
Avorham Gross — was born Roberto Eddy Santos, a former Latin Kings member who claims to have become a Hasidic rabbi while locked up for 10 years in Sing Sing — created a fake badge and falsified documents to pose as part of a nonexistent child abuse task force for the Hasidic community, cops said.
Blue Melody - Introduction Clip
Blue Melody is the product of Eli Lax & Chaim Rosenblatt. Working along side other offices in the Jewish music industry.
Musicians:
Ari Boiangiu - Guitar
Eran Asias - Drums
Jason Teborek - Keyboard
Shaya Lieberman - Bass
Musicians:
Ari Boiangiu - Guitar
Eran Asias - Drums
Jason Teborek - Keyboard
Shaya Lieberman - Bass
High Rise Cemetery In Israel
At first glance, the multi-tiered jungle of concrete off a major central Israeli highway does not appear unusual in this city of bland high-rises. But the burgeoning towers are groundbreaking when you consider its future tenants: They will be homes not for the living but rather the dead.
With real estate at a premium, Israel is at the forefront of a global movement building vertical cemeteries in densely populated countries. From Brazil to Japan, elevated cemeteries, sometimes stretching high into the sky, will be the final resting place for thousands of people. They are now the default option for the recently departed in the Holy Land.
After some initial hesitations, and rabbinical rulings that made the practice kosher, Israel's ultra-Orthodox burial societies have embraced the concept as the most effective Jewish practice in an era when most of the cemeteries in major population centers are packed full.
The Yarkon Cemetery on the outskirts of Tel Aviv has been his flagship project. As the primary cemetery for the greater Tel Aviv area, its traditional burial grounds are at near capacity with 110,000 graves stretched across 150 acres. But thanks to an array of 30 planned vertical structures, the cemetery will be able to provide 250,000 more graves without gobbling up any more land, providing the region with 25 years of breathing room.
Officials say those who insist on traditional burial will still have that option; they'll just have to drive a little further and pay for it. Cemeteries, they say, are not designed for the dead but rather for the living who want to visit them. The hope is that by attending funerals, people will be exposed to the new system and learn to appreciate its upside.
With real estate at a premium, Israel is at the forefront of a global movement building vertical cemeteries in densely populated countries. From Brazil to Japan, elevated cemeteries, sometimes stretching high into the sky, will be the final resting place for thousands of people. They are now the default option for the recently departed in the Holy Land.
After some initial hesitations, and rabbinical rulings that made the practice kosher, Israel's ultra-Orthodox burial societies have embraced the concept as the most effective Jewish practice in an era when most of the cemeteries in major population centers are packed full.
The Yarkon Cemetery on the outskirts of Tel Aviv has been his flagship project. As the primary cemetery for the greater Tel Aviv area, its traditional burial grounds are at near capacity with 110,000 graves stretched across 150 acres. But thanks to an array of 30 planned vertical structures, the cemetery will be able to provide 250,000 more graves without gobbling up any more land, providing the region with 25 years of breathing room.
Officials say those who insist on traditional burial will still have that option; they'll just have to drive a little further and pay for it. Cemeteries, they say, are not designed for the dead but rather for the living who want to visit them. The hope is that by attending funerals, people will be exposed to the new system and learn to appreciate its upside.
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Shwekey & Chaim Yisrael Kumzitz In Sukkah
Yaakov Shwekey & Chaim Yisrael Join Together for a Kumzitz In a Sukkah, Udi Damari on the Keys
Viral Photo of Jew Screaming at Arab Lady Holds a Secret
This photo went viral yesterday on Twitter and elsewhere, and was retweeted by American journalist Max Blumenthal among hundreds of others who expressed their disgust at the Jew for screaming at the poor, frightened Arab woman.
But if you look closer at the photo, you see something interesting. The book that the Arab woman is holding is a Tehillim! It seems that she grabbed the Psalms from the Jewish man - just in time for the photographer to show his reaction to having had a holy book stolen from him in broad daylight. In fact, it is the Muslim women who created a gauntlet at the Chain Gate where Jews were exiting the Temple Mount.
Watch this video to see the full story. Click Here for the source and investigation into this story.
But if you look closer at the photo, you see something interesting. The book that the Arab woman is holding is a Tehillim! It seems that she grabbed the Psalms from the Jewish man - just in time for the photographer to show his reaction to having had a holy book stolen from him in broad daylight. In fact, it is the Muslim women who created a gauntlet at the Chain Gate where Jews were exiting the Temple Mount.
Watch this video to see the full story. Click Here for the source and investigation into this story.
Simchas Beis Hashoevah 5775 in Israel Part 3
At Yeshivas Mir Yerushalayim with the Roshei Yeshiva.
Singing Ochila at Yeshiva Merkaz Harav.
Singing Ochila at Yeshiva Merkaz Harav.
Gabriel Tumbak - Malchei Hamelachim - Music Video
Malchei Hamelachim song by Gabriel Tumbak
Originally reordered by Eyal Golan
Produced & Directed Newmark Productions
Arranged By: Ian Freitor
Video Produced & Directed By: Jeff Loch
Originally reordered by Eyal Golan
Produced & Directed Newmark Productions
Arranged By: Ian Freitor
Video Produced & Directed By: Jeff Loch
Avi Perets - Boi Kallah - AT Production
Avi Perets Singing "Boi Kallah" (Leonard Cohen) at A chuppah In The Rye Town Hilton On July 2 2014 Conducted by Yisroel Lamm An Aaron Teitelbaum Production
Simchas Beis 5775 with MBD Cohen Gertner Katz & More
Mordechai Ben David & Yeedle - Simchat Beit HaShoeivah In Israel 2014
Shloime Cohen singing wit the children "V'Afilu Behastureh." At the משכן באבד Shull in Givat Shaul, Jerusalem, Israel.
Chaim Yisrael with his son Daniel sing V'Afilu Behastarah in Chevron.
Shloime Cohen singing wit the children "V'Afilu Behastureh." At the משכן באבד Shull in Givat Shaul, Jerusalem, Israel.
Chaim Yisrael with his son Daniel sing V'Afilu Behastarah in Chevron.
Shabbos Angels - Music Video
Released in support of The Shabbos Project 2014 www.theshabbosproject.org. Melbourne, Australia.
Composed and performed by: Binny and Tunni Fogelgarn
Produced by: Rabbi Binny Fogelgarn
Co-produced by: Yumi & Dvori Rosenbaum
Composed and performed by: Binny and Tunni Fogelgarn
Produced by: Rabbi Binny Fogelgarn
Co-produced by: Yumi & Dvori Rosenbaum
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