Watch this 18 piece orchestra playing a beautiful march composed by Chasidic composer R' Yoseleh Mandelbaum Z"L. Rewritten, arranged and conducted by Tzvi Blumenfeld in honor of the 10th annual dinner of Bobov 45 Mosdos which took place in The Palace in Brooklyn.
Production by: Blue Rhythm Label
Music Arranged and Conducted by: Tzvi Blumenfeld
Project Manager: Reuven Gross
Song Composed by: R' Yoseleh Mandelbaum Z"L
Live Sound and Recording: Shy Clyman
Audio Post Production: Tzvi Blumenfeld
Video Edited by: Motty Engel
Saturday, December 19, 2015
Friday, December 18, 2015
The Jewish Cantonists who Said "No!" to the Czar
300 boys and girls assembled at a Chanukah Ralley in Moscow Russia. They read Tehihilim, recited Pesukim and listen to the words of Rabbi Berel Lazar, followed by a thrilling production by the boys of Cheder Menachem Moscow, depicting story of Cantonists in the Czar's army who gave up his life Al Kiddush Hashem.
Cantonists were Jewish boys who were drafted to military service at the age of twelve and placed for their six-year military education in cantonist schools. They were required to serve in the Imperial Russian army for 25 years after the completion of their studies. According to the "Statute on Conscription Duty" signed by Czar Nicholas I of Russia on August 26, 1827, Jews were made liable to personal military service and were subject to the same conscription quota as all other tax-paying estates in the Russian Empire.
The first 1827 draft involved some 1,800 Jewish conscripts; half of them were children.
There were some significant differences in treatment of Jews and non-Jews: all others were required to provide conscripts between 18 and 35, while for Jews the age limit was 12–25, and it was left to the discretion of the Jewish "Kahal" to choose conscripts from whatever age they decided. Thus in practice, Jewish children were often conscripted as young as eight or nine years old.
The official policy was to encourage their conversion to the state religion of Orthodox Christianity and Jewish boys were coerced to baptism. As kosher food was unavailable, they were faced with the necessity of abandoning of Jewish dietary laws. Initially conversions were few, but after the escalation of missionary activities in the cantonist schools in 1844, about one third of all Jewish cantonists would have undergone conversion and intermarriage R"L. Most never returned to their homes.
The cantonist policy was abolished by Tsar Alexander II's decree on 26 August 1856, in the aftermath of the Russian defeat in the Crimean war. All unconverted cantonists and recruits under the age of 20 were returned to their families. The underage converted cantonists were given to their godparents. However the implementation of the abolition took nearly 3 years.
It is estimated that between 30,000 to 70,000 Jewish boys served as cantonists, their numbers were disproportionately high in relation to the total number of cantonists. In general Jews comprised a disproportionate number of recruits (ten for every thousand of the male population as opposed to seven out of every thousand),.
Cantonists were Jewish boys who were drafted to military service at the age of twelve and placed for their six-year military education in cantonist schools. They were required to serve in the Imperial Russian army for 25 years after the completion of their studies. According to the "Statute on Conscription Duty" signed by Czar Nicholas I of Russia on August 26, 1827, Jews were made liable to personal military service and were subject to the same conscription quota as all other tax-paying estates in the Russian Empire.
The first 1827 draft involved some 1,800 Jewish conscripts; half of them were children.
There were some significant differences in treatment of Jews and non-Jews: all others were required to provide conscripts between 18 and 35, while for Jews the age limit was 12–25, and it was left to the discretion of the Jewish "Kahal" to choose conscripts from whatever age they decided. Thus in practice, Jewish children were often conscripted as young as eight or nine years old.
The official policy was to encourage their conversion to the state religion of Orthodox Christianity and Jewish boys were coerced to baptism. As kosher food was unavailable, they were faced with the necessity of abandoning of Jewish dietary laws. Initially conversions were few, but after the escalation of missionary activities in the cantonist schools in 1844, about one third of all Jewish cantonists would have undergone conversion and intermarriage R"L. Most never returned to their homes.
The cantonist policy was abolished by Tsar Alexander II's decree on 26 August 1856, in the aftermath of the Russian defeat in the Crimean war. All unconverted cantonists and recruits under the age of 20 were returned to their families. The underage converted cantonists were given to their godparents. However the implementation of the abolition took nearly 3 years.
It is estimated that between 30,000 to 70,000 Jewish boys served as cantonists, their numbers were disproportionately high in relation to the total number of cantonists. In general Jews comprised a disproportionate number of recruits (ten for every thousand of the male population as opposed to seven out of every thousand),.
Dvar Torah Parshas Vayigash 5776
Have you ever taken a look back on your life and seen how the worst days were the times you matured and grew the most? The most challenging times were those moments that formed the person you are today? Can you see the good, even in the darkest of times?
In this week's episode of Weekly Insights with Rabbi Lankry of congregation Ohr Chaim of Monsey, NY, we explore how Yaakov realized when being reunited with his son Yosef how all the days of sadness and absence from his son were all truly good days. This week shows us that both G-d's attribute of mercy and attribute of justice are really both one in the same. We sometimes only see it after the fact.
Rabbi Benny's Hilarious Torah Thought - The One with All the Crying - Vayigash - When Yosef reveals himself to his brothers, him and Benyomin embrace and weep together, because they each foresaw the other's future suffering and destruction... But why weep for the other guy when they should have each just wept for themselves??
In this week's episode of Weekly Insights with Rabbi Lankry of congregation Ohr Chaim of Monsey, NY, we explore how Yaakov realized when being reunited with his son Yosef how all the days of sadness and absence from his son were all truly good days. This week shows us that both G-d's attribute of mercy and attribute of justice are really both one in the same. We sometimes only see it after the fact.
Rabbi Benny's Hilarious Torah Thought - The One with All the Crying - Vayigash - When Yosef reveals himself to his brothers, him and Benyomin embrace and weep together, because they each foresaw the other's future suffering and destruction... But why weep for the other guy when they should have each just wept for themselves??
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Best Way to Move Mountain Goats
How do you move a mountain goat nearly a hundred miles? With a helicopter.
Mountain goats were introduced to Utah in the late 1960s, and since the initial release of six goats, their population has increased to more than 2,000. When a group gets too large for its range, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources captures and moves some of the goats to other populations throughout the state. The best way to capture the goats is to shoot them with a net gun, strap them in a harness, and then move them by helicopter. The process is mostly harmless to the goats, though they may suffer small cuts when tangled in the net. Netting is safer for the goats than using tranquilizers, as a partially tranquilized goat could be hurt even more. A veterinarian is on hand to make sure they're healthy and safe before being released.
Mountain goats were introduced to Utah in the late 1960s, and since the initial release of six goats, their population has increased to more than 2,000. When a group gets too large for its range, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources captures and moves some of the goats to other populations throughout the state. The best way to capture the goats is to shoot them with a net gun, strap them in a harness, and then move them by helicopter. The process is mostly harmless to the goats, though they may suffer small cuts when tangled in the net. Netting is safer for the goats than using tranquilizers, as a partially tranquilized goat could be hurt even more. A veterinarian is on hand to make sure they're healthy and safe before being released.
Yanky Rubin & Cheder Boys - Ribon
At a Chanukah Mesiba Talmud Torah Pri Megadim in Israel, The Children are singing with Yanky Rubin Avraham Fried's Ribon Ha'olamim
Join Project Inspire for a Shabbos of a Lifetime
It has been called the “Convention of the Year,” and the “Event You Don’t Want to Miss,” but call it what you’d like, the 7th Annual Project Inspire Convention, February 26-28th, will be the spiritual oasis you have always dreamed of: an all-star lineup of gedolei Torah with Harav Asher Weiss shlita from Yerushalyim, Rabbi Eytan Feiner, and many others, as well as world renowned speakers--including Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky, Charlie Harary, Rabbanit Yemima Mizrachi and many more.
A luxurious getaway filled with gourmet food, uplifting tefillos, and dynamic programming for both men and women. It’s a fast sell-out every year, drawing hundreds of frum families to the Convention because it’s more than just an inspirational retreat, it’s plugging into a worldwide movement. “There is no word to describe it unless you are here to experience it,” said MZ from Flatbush. “It is beyond. You leave with the thought: I am proud to be a Jew.”
Project Inspire, a program of Aish HaTorah, is a grassroots organization whose mission is to awaken and empower the Torah observant community to reach out to their fellow Jews. It has successfully created a movement of people dedicated to spreading the beauty of Yiddishkeit. Stories pour in as “ordinary people” share their experiences on how they’re changing their communities and affecting those around them.
Check out last year’s convention and sign up today at ProjectInspire.com.
A luxurious getaway filled with gourmet food, uplifting tefillos, and dynamic programming for both men and women. It’s a fast sell-out every year, drawing hundreds of frum families to the Convention because it’s more than just an inspirational retreat, it’s plugging into a worldwide movement. “There is no word to describe it unless you are here to experience it,” said MZ from Flatbush. “It is beyond. You leave with the thought: I am proud to be a Jew.”
Project Inspire, a program of Aish HaTorah, is a grassroots organization whose mission is to awaken and empower the Torah observant community to reach out to their fellow Jews. It has successfully created a movement of people dedicated to spreading the beauty of Yiddishkeit. Stories pour in as “ordinary people” share their experiences on how they’re changing their communities and affecting those around them.
Check out last year’s convention and sign up today at ProjectInspire.com.
Deputy Jumps into Moving Truck After Driver Passes Out
A Nebraska sheriff's deputy jumped into the cab of a runaway semitrailer after the driver apparently passed out at the wheel, stopping the vehicle from possibly crashing off a busy viaduct bridge.
Deputies responding to a 911 call about a reckless semi on U.S. Highway 81 caught up with the truck in Madison County, but it wouldn't stop.
The truck slowed as it neared Norfolk, 110 miles northwest of Omaha, allowing Deputy Todd Volk to leap into action. He jumped from a cruiser onto the highway, then into the truck's cab, where he was able to stop the big rig on the bridge.
Volk says the driver appeared to be sick and officials said it may have been a diabetic reaction.
Deputies responding to a 911 call about a reckless semi on U.S. Highway 81 caught up with the truck in Madison County, but it wouldn't stop.
The truck slowed as it neared Norfolk, 110 miles northwest of Omaha, allowing Deputy Todd Volk to leap into action. He jumped from a cruiser onto the highway, then into the truck's cab, where he was able to stop the big rig on the bridge.
Volk says the driver appeared to be sick and officials said it may have been a diabetic reaction.
VICE News Explores Brooklyn's Chasidic History
Krishna Andavolu From VICE News explores Brooklyn's history by visiting the neighborhoods surrounding the borough's longest street: Bedford Avenue. Along the way he visits the Jewish Community
Highlights - Bobov 45 Wedding - Crown Heights Armory
1000's Attended Wedding For Youngest Daughter Of Bobov-45 Rebbe Last Night In The Crown Heights Armory on Wednesday Night, December 16 2015
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
A Movement On Trial
Watch an excerpt of JEM’s “A Movement on Trial.” This documentary pulls back the curtain on the fascinating saga of the violation of Lubavitch’s sacred manuscripts and books – and their ultimate triumph
“For all generations…this should be established as an auspicious day” – The Lubavitcher Rebbe, 5 Teves 5748
From the Rebbe’s first public references to the theft of Lubavitch’s treasured manuscripts in the summer of 1985, it was clear that this was not merely a legal challenge, but also as a spiritual struggle over the soul of the movement, and over the very definition of what a Rebbe is.
A Movement on Trial begins to pull back the cover on a painful yet fascinating saga. The Lubavitcher Rebbe’s ultimate victory – or in the Rebbe’s words, “the victory of the books” – and the celebration that followed have been forever enshrined in the narrative of the Lubavitch movement in modern times.
Experience events as they unfold, together with Chasidim at 770 – from the Rebbe’s first talk on the subject through the court battle, the victory, the books’ return, and the Rebbe’s post-victory addresses on the subject.
The complete documentary is available to purchase at the JEMStore.com, and at Judaica stores.
HT: ColLive
“For all generations…this should be established as an auspicious day” – The Lubavitcher Rebbe, 5 Teves 5748
From the Rebbe’s first public references to the theft of Lubavitch’s treasured manuscripts in the summer of 1985, it was clear that this was not merely a legal challenge, but also as a spiritual struggle over the soul of the movement, and over the very definition of what a Rebbe is.
A Movement on Trial begins to pull back the cover on a painful yet fascinating saga. The Lubavitcher Rebbe’s ultimate victory – or in the Rebbe’s words, “the victory of the books” – and the celebration that followed have been forever enshrined in the narrative of the Lubavitch movement in modern times.
Experience events as they unfold, together with Chasidim at 770 – from the Rebbe’s first talk on the subject through the court battle, the victory, the books’ return, and the Rebbe’s post-victory addresses on the subject.
The complete documentary is available to purchase at the JEMStore.com, and at Judaica stores.
HT: ColLive
Child Soloist Ari Reich & Neranenu Choir - Nichsefu
"נכספה וגם כלתה נפשי" ילד הפלא ארי רייך ומקהלת "נרננה"
צילום מתוך אירוע שנערך באולמי 'לבל' בתלפיות, ירושלים
על הקלידים: שיע ברים בלגיה-ישראל
סקסופון: אהרל'ה בנדר.
גיטרה: יאיר מייזליש.
חצוצרה: אביב שגיא.
כינור: ניר סרוסי.
צילום ועריכה: לירן שמש.
הפקה מוסיקלית: משה כהן
צילום מתוך אירוע שנערך באולמי 'לבל' בתלפיות, ירושלים
על הקלידים: שיע ברים בלגיה-ישראל
סקסופון: אהרל'ה בנדר.
גיטרה: יאיר מייזליש.
חצוצרה: אביב שגיא.
כינור: ניר סרוסי.
צילום ועריכה: לירן שמש.
הפקה מוסיקלית: משה כהן
TV Reporter Report's on Bank Robbery Spots Suspect
A KIMT News 3 reporter became part of the story Tuesday when a suspected bank robber he was reporting on ran past him during his live shot.
According to the station's website, reporter Adam Sallet was reporting live in Rochester, MN on a suspected Sterling State Bank robbery. Just as he started his live shot on scene during the MidDay News, he's stopped by a bank employee who runs out of the building, points off screen and tells Sallet the bank robber just ran by.
"What? Oh, that's the robber," he says. "Uh, this is live TV, folks. That's the robber that just went by."
Before Sallet runs off screen, he says, "I gotta go here and call 911. I'll talk to you later."
The station reports the 36-year-old suspected robber was arrested after allegedly trying to rob the Rochester bank again. He previously escaped police after an attempted robbery of the bank on Monday.
According to the station's website, reporter Adam Sallet was reporting live in Rochester, MN on a suspected Sterling State Bank robbery. Just as he started his live shot on scene during the MidDay News, he's stopped by a bank employee who runs out of the building, points off screen and tells Sallet the bank robber just ran by.
"What? Oh, that's the robber," he says. "Uh, this is live TV, folks. That's the robber that just went by."
Before Sallet runs off screen, he says, "I gotta go here and call 911. I'll talk to you later."
The station reports the 36-year-old suspected robber was arrested after allegedly trying to rob the Rochester bank again. He previously escaped police after an attempted robbery of the bank on Monday.
Avishai Rosen "Echzor" Music Video
היוצר והזמר אבישי רוזן, משחרר סינגל חדש - "אחזור
זהו השיר השלישי שיוצא מאלבומו החדש - "מי שאני עכשיו
את השיר מלווה קליפ חדש ויחודי, במסגרתו צולם בפעם הראשונה בישראל קליפ בכדור פורח
עד כה יצאו הלהיטים "טיפות של רוח" ו"הייתי בורח" שהפכו ללהיטים וצברו מאות אלפי צפיות ביוטיוב.
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
A Powerful Lesson - Father & Son with a Badchan
Yoely Lebewitz sings to the crowd at Keiravtuni, telling over a powerful and emotional story which he not only witnessed but was involved with himself.
The story begins after Yoely was hired to perform as Badchen at a specific wedding and the family of the Chosson refused to help him with the necessary information he would need to call up the Chosson's father to the Mitzvah Tantz.
Yoely, having grown up himself with friction between his parents, was all too familiar with this scenario. He told the family that they should kindly find another Badchen since there is no way he will participate in a wedding where a father will not have the honor to dance with his son.
Watch below the entire story.
Keiravtuni is a fast growing organization that was created with the purpose of bringing Yidden closer to Hashem, to their families, friends and communities.
Click on the "CC" option on the bottom right center of the video for English subtitles.
A Gruntig Exclusive!
The story begins after Yoely was hired to perform as Badchen at a specific wedding and the family of the Chosson refused to help him with the necessary information he would need to call up the Chosson's father to the Mitzvah Tantz.
Yoely, having grown up himself with friction between his parents, was all too familiar with this scenario. He told the family that they should kindly find another Badchen since there is no way he will participate in a wedding where a father will not have the honor to dance with his son.
Watch below the entire story.
Keiravtuni is a fast growing organization that was created with the purpose of bringing Yidden closer to Hashem, to their families, friends and communities.
Click on the "CC" option on the bottom right center of the video for English subtitles.
A Gruntig Exclusive!
Oorah's Annual Chanukah Event - Father and Son Duet
Every Chanukah, two and a half thousand people, Oorah families, TheZone campers and staff, ChillZone participants, and Oorah volunteers join together to partake in Oorah's amazing Chanukah event. Oorah's TorahMate song, "The Shine on Your Face" is written in the form of a conversation between a father and son.
Dovid Pearlman and his Father
NYBC
Dovid Pearlman and his Father
NYBC
Greenfeld with Shir Vshevach & Yedidim"Tzizamen"
Yedidim Choir presents Yoely Greenfeld and the Shir Veshevach Boys Choir, Conducted by Chaim Meir Fligman, singing "Tzizamen" off Yoely's brand new album titled "Zeh."
The song was written by composer and arranger Dudi Kalish from Israel and was rewritten to fit the event it was performed at, the annual dinner for Kollel Rebbe Meir Baal Hanes
Music By: B Y Holtzler
Guitar : Moshe Shwartz
Sax: Tzvi Goldring
Strings: Stanislov Co.
Choir: Yedidim
Kids Choir: Shir Vushevach
Stage Design: The Eventor
Mixed By: Blue Rhythm Label
Video By: Neumann Media
The song was written by composer and arranger Dudi Kalish from Israel and was rewritten to fit the event it was performed at, the annual dinner for Kollel Rebbe Meir Baal Hanes
Music By: B Y Holtzler
Guitar : Moshe Shwartz
Sax: Tzvi Goldring
Strings: Stanislov Co.
Choir: Yedidim
Kids Choir: Shir Vushevach
Stage Design: The Eventor
Mixed By: Blue Rhythm Label
Video By: Neumann Media
At the White House with the Maccabeats for Chanukah
A vlog (video blog) by Orthodox Jew beat-boxer Josh Leviton aka "The Orthobox" on his trip to the White House with the Maccabeats for the 2015 Chanukah Party.
Dudi Kalish & Choir - Omar Reb Eleazer
Famed Composer and Music Arranger Dudi Kalish was Flown in from Israel to Antwerp, Belgium to Entertain the Guests with his Masterful music at the "Tikvatenoe" Organization Fundraising Dinner on Dec 3, 2015
Omar Reb Eleazer a Composition of Yossi Green and First Reordered by Dedi, Here Dudi is Singing and Conducting with an 18 Man Band and Choir
Tikvatenoe (Our Hope) is an institution based in Antwerp, Belgium whose mission can be described as providing the best possible care, encouraging the development opportunities and ensuring the highest possible quality of life to the child respectively and adults with a mental handicap or a mental disability, In this way it seeks a major role to play in providing opportunities for children (adults) with disabilities to remain part of everyday reality.
Omar Reb Eleazer a Composition of Yossi Green and First Reordered by Dedi, Here Dudi is Singing and Conducting with an 18 Man Band and Choir
Tikvatenoe (Our Hope) is an institution based in Antwerp, Belgium whose mission can be described as providing the best possible care, encouraging the development opportunities and ensuring the highest possible quality of life to the child respectively and adults with a mental handicap or a mental disability, In this way it seeks a major role to play in providing opportunities for children (adults) with disabilities to remain part of everyday reality.
Monday, December 14, 2015
Chanukah 5776 Music & Entertainment Part 2
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Amiran Dvir "The Inner Flame"
"Let There Be Light" Channuka 2015 - Official Video. Click Here for full concert video.
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Amiran Dvir "The Inner Flame"
"Let There Be Light" Channuka 2015 - Official Video. Click Here for full concert video.
Chanukah 5776 Arround the World Part 2
Lipa Schmeltzer and Laughing Therapy
During Sukkos Lipa Schmeltzer visited the Sukka of Rabbi Kalman Goldschmidt and composed a special song in his honor, based on the story of the two Badchonim (comedians) who merited to Olam Habah because they made people happy.
Rabbi Kalman Goldsmith was recently was diagnosed with cancer R"L, but nevertheless continues to stay strong to this faith in Hashem with a smile.
Lipa, was moved by the attitude of Rabbi Goldschmidt, so he compose a special song in his honor, based on a story in the Gemara: הני תרי בדחני (שני בדחנים) שזכו למה שזכו (לעולם הבא), על ידי שהיו משמחים בני אדם" During the song, Lipa, Rabbi Goldschmidt and and the entire crowd broke into heavy laughter.
A few months ago, Rabbi Goldschmidt explained that the laughter and joy have a positive effect on him and helps him through this difficult time.
Rabbi Kalman Goldsmith was recently was diagnosed with cancer R"L, but nevertheless continues to stay strong to this faith in Hashem with a smile.
Lipa, was moved by the attitude of Rabbi Goldschmidt, so he compose a special song in his honor, based on a story in the Gemara: הני תרי בדחני (שני בדחנים) שזכו למה שזכו (לעולם הבא), על ידי שהיו משמחים בני אדם" During the song, Lipa, Rabbi Goldschmidt and and the entire crowd broke into heavy laughter.
A few months ago, Rabbi Goldschmidt explained that the laughter and joy have a positive effect on him and helps him through this difficult time.
Chanukah With the Rebbes & Gedolim 5776 Part 2
Sunday, December 13, 2015
Chazaq 24hr Campaign
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Drone Catcher
Tokyo police are taking to the skies for drone chases.
The Japanese city's Metropolitan Police Department created drone squads on Thursday to enforce its ban against the flying devices, using a 10' by 6.5' net to catch them.
In a demonstration clip, the police drone zips through the sky and easily nets a small, white quad copter trying to escape, then hovers down and releases it on the ground in front of the police pilot.
The ban is enforced around Japan's important locations, like the prime minister's home and the Imperial Palace. The trial drone squad only has one copter flying, which took to the skies on Thursday,
It is expected to be a fully-fledged flock by February, with 10 drones patrolling Tokyo's skies,
Tokyo police have been up in arms at potential drone security risks since one of the devices dropped radioactive soil on the prime minister's roof in April, sparking terrorist attacks concerns.
Officers will use a loudspeaker to warn the suspicious drone's pilot to leave before the netting-copter is sent out to capture the device in flight. Tokyo officials decided to use a net to make sure the drones wouldn't fall and hurt any people below.
The Japanese city's Metropolitan Police Department created drone squads on Thursday to enforce its ban against the flying devices, using a 10' by 6.5' net to catch them.
In a demonstration clip, the police drone zips through the sky and easily nets a small, white quad copter trying to escape, then hovers down and releases it on the ground in front of the police pilot.
The ban is enforced around Japan's important locations, like the prime minister's home and the Imperial Palace. The trial drone squad only has one copter flying, which took to the skies on Thursday,
It is expected to be a fully-fledged flock by February, with 10 drones patrolling Tokyo's skies,
Tokyo police have been up in arms at potential drone security risks since one of the devices dropped radioactive soil on the prime minister's roof in April, sparking terrorist attacks concerns.
Officers will use a loudspeaker to warn the suspicious drone's pilot to leave before the netting-copter is sent out to capture the device in flight. Tokyo officials decided to use a net to make sure the drones wouldn't fall and hurt any people below.
Nafshenu Orchestra - Mendy J, Berson & Zemiros
Nafshenu Orchestra Live Wedding Featuring a duet Mendy J & Chaim Dovid Berson & The Zemiros Group
Marom Yerushalayim
The best of two worlds!
5 acres of greenery 1.2 acres of luxury housing
10 historical buildings preserved 3 minute walk from Geula
1 exclusive living experience
Merom Yerushalayim - Schneller
The perfect place for the perfect home... Make it your own!
www.MeromYerushalayim.com By Rothner-Highgates
5 acres of greenery 1.2 acres of luxury housing
10 historical buildings preserved 3 minute walk from Geula
1 exclusive living experience
Merom Yerushalayim - Schneller
The perfect place for the perfect home... Make it your own!
www.MeromYerushalayim.com By Rothner-Highgates
Chanukah 5776 Music Part 2
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Child star soloist and winner (just as week) of the Israeli TV singing completion show "Bet Sefer Lemusica" Uziya Tzadok, sings "K'Shehalev Bocheh" at Menorah Lighting ceremony on the 5th night of Chanukah in Mamilla mall, Outside the Old City Walls of Jerusalem. By Chabad of Talbiya
Lincoln Square Synagogue Chanukah Concert, December 20th, 2014 Cantor Sherwood Goffin, Cantor Yaakov Lemmer, Eitan Katz & Band.
Child star soloist and winner (just as week) of the Israeli TV singing completion show "Bet Sefer Lemusica" Uziya Tzadok, sings "K'Shehalev Bocheh" at Menorah Lighting ceremony on the 5th night of Chanukah in Mamilla mall, Outside the Old City Walls of Jerusalem. By Chabad of Talbiya
Lincoln Square Synagogue Chanukah Concert, December 20th, 2014 Cantor Sherwood Goffin, Cantor Yaakov Lemmer, Eitan Katz & Band.
Baalei Hamenagnim Choir "Haneiros Hallalu"
The Brand New Choir of the HaMenagnim Orchestra Called "Baalei Hamenagnim" is Presenting its Debut Official Music Video, That Captures the Unique Chanukah Atmosphere in Jerusalem,
It was shot during Chanukah 5756 (2015) on the streets of Jerusalem & Old City and of course near the famous Menorah at the Kotel Hamaaravi
The origins of this Chabad Masterpiece "Haneiros Halolu" is uncertain. It is believed to have been composed by the Talmidim of the “Maharash”, the 4th Rebbe of Chabad-Lubavitch. The Rebbe was not well but he would come out for Neiros Chanukah. The Chasdim composed a long song for Hanieros Halalu so that he would stay out longer and enable them to be together with him for that much longer!
Produced by: Shaom Vagshal - Choir arranged by: Moishy Roth
'בעלי המנגנים'
Yanky Berlinger, Moishy Cohen, Gershon Israeli, Moishy Tigerman, Ephraim Philip. Soloists: Ephraim Philip and Moishy Tigerman.
Choir Conductor: Yanky Berlinger
Music arranged: Yosef Chaim Ben Moshe
Studio & Sound Design: Yanky Cohen
Mix: Yaniv Balas
Filmed & Directed: Betzalel Cohen
Camera Drone: Lider Photo
Clip Edit & Post: Musya Rosenberg - VMP Production Studio
It was shot during Chanukah 5756 (2015) on the streets of Jerusalem & Old City and of course near the famous Menorah at the Kotel Hamaaravi
The origins of this Chabad Masterpiece "Haneiros Halolu" is uncertain. It is believed to have been composed by the Talmidim of the “Maharash”, the 4th Rebbe of Chabad-Lubavitch. The Rebbe was not well but he would come out for Neiros Chanukah. The Chasdim composed a long song for Hanieros Halalu so that he would stay out longer and enable them to be together with him for that much longer!
Produced by: Shaom Vagshal - Choir arranged by: Moishy Roth
'בעלי המנגנים'
Yanky Berlinger, Moishy Cohen, Gershon Israeli, Moishy Tigerman, Ephraim Philip. Soloists: Ephraim Philip and Moishy Tigerman.
Choir Conductor: Yanky Berlinger
Music arranged: Yosef Chaim Ben Moshe
Studio & Sound Design: Yanky Cohen
Mix: Yaniv Balas
Filmed & Directed: Betzalel Cohen
Camera Drone: Lider Photo
Clip Edit & Post: Musya Rosenberg - VMP Production Studio
Mind Blowing Anamorphic Illusions
Beware before you watch this video. It may have you feeling a bit unsettled.
The video, begins with a shot of a seemingly normal desk. What happens next is anything but normal.
As the camera focuses on a red cup, you’re left wondering what’s going to happen. You’ll have to watch to find out. Trust us, it’s worth it.
By the end, you’ll be questioning what objects are real
The video, begins with a shot of a seemingly normal desk. What happens next is anything but normal.
As the camera focuses on a red cup, you’re left wondering what’s going to happen. You’ll have to watch to find out. Trust us, it’s worth it.
By the end, you’ll be questioning what objects are real
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