New music from Tzvi Silberstein singing Magen Avos. From his New Album "Yaaleh"
He made a splash with his recent hit single Todah and now, Tzvi Silberstein is ready to take on the Jewish music scene again with an all new album titled Yaaleh.
Featuring 13 new tracks, Yaaleh was produced by Yitzy Waldner and Doni Gross and features a wide array of musical styles. Silberstein’s third album Yaaleh also includes a guest appearance by Mordechai Shapiro in the beautiful Brachos.
Available in stores and distributed via Aderet Music. Digital downloads are available through Mostly Music and Itunes
Saturday, November 25, 2017
Kid-a-lingo - Captivate, Fascinate and Educate
Chock full of high quality and thrilling content geared for all ages.
Kid-a-lingo brings adventure, fun and learning to life.
Join Palti and friends in the all new weekly magazine for teens.
Kid-a-lingo brings adventure, fun and learning to life.
Join Palti and friends in the all new weekly magazine for teens.
Friday, November 24, 2017
Trumpet Player Gets an Unexpected Trombone Shower
A band gathers together to pose for a picture at the conclusion of their gig, and one of the band members mistakenly gives a saliva shower on his colleague.
Dvar Torah Parshas Vayeitzei 5778
Money is a Ladder, climb it wisely. Rabbi Shimon Semp, Monsey, NY.
Rabbi Moshe Snow - The Bottle Opener
Rabbi Moshe Snow - The Bottle Opener
Thursday, November 23, 2017
Clalit - Israeli Family Healthcare - Music Video
The Israel Healthcare Foundation is a US-based non‐profit organization dedicated to supporting the health needs of Israelis and the 14 hospitals and 1,400 clinics that represent Clalit, Israel’s largest network of medical institutions. This year, the network will care for more than 4.3 million people, see over 100 million patient visits, and perform more than 120,000 surgeries.
Yosef Kugler "Shira Chadasha"
Available for free download at MostlyMusic.com
Video Production: SK Studios
Filming & Editing: Shlomo Kugler
Second Camera: Dovid Fisher
Yosef Kugler's debut single titled Shira Chadasha. The song was composed, mixed, and mastered by Hillel Kapnick.
Video Production: SK Studios
Filming & Editing: Shlomo Kugler
Second Camera: Dovid Fisher
Yosef Kugler's debut single titled Shira Chadasha. The song was composed, mixed, and mastered by Hillel Kapnick.
6-Year-Old Prodigy is Pilot for a Day
Etihad Airways let a 6-year-old fly one of its planes. the child prodigy Adam Mohammad Amer, met an Etihad crew several months ago where he impressed pilots with his understanding of how planes fly. At the time, the crew invited him in to check out the cockpit and shot a video of the experience that went viral.
Weeks later the airline gave him a shot at piloting An Airbus A380, the world’s largest airplane, himself – sort of. The experience actually took place inside one of the airline’s flight simulators. Amer was outfitted with a child-sized version of a pilot’s uniform and given the opportunity to try and fly the virtual plane.
Turns out, he was pretty successful. He was able to take off and land successfully, with just one dicey moment where the nose of the plane was posting a bit too low. Not bad for a 6-year-old.
Weeks later the airline gave him a shot at piloting An Airbus A380, the world’s largest airplane, himself – sort of. The experience actually took place inside one of the airline’s flight simulators. Amer was outfitted with a child-sized version of a pilot’s uniform and given the opportunity to try and fly the virtual plane.
Turns out, he was pretty successful. He was able to take off and land successfully, with just one dicey moment where the nose of the plane was posting a bit too low. Not bad for a 6-year-old.
Inside Saudi Arabia's Ritz-Carlton Prison
Dozens of prominent Saudi figures are being held at Riyadh's Ritz-Carlton hotel. Many names are still secret, but the list is said to comprise at least 11 princes. It is part of an anti-corruption drive by the young Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
The BBC's Lyse Doucet was the first journalist to be allowed inside the hotel. She was given access by Saudi authorities.
The BBC's Lyse Doucet was the first journalist to be allowed inside the hotel. She was given access by Saudi authorities.
Wednesday, November 22, 2017
Police Defends Traffic Stop Of Expectant Jewish Couple
A Lakewood man rushing his expecting wife to the hospital passed through Howell, NJ
The result: a speeding ticket.
The delay made for a close call.
The baby entered the world shortly after the couple arrived at Monmouth Medical Center, the man said.
The couple, unnamed in a statement by the police, was heading to the medical center in Long Branch at the direction of the woman’s doctor shortly before midnight on Nov. 14. Howell Patrolman Anthony Marotta stopped the 2010 Toyota Sienna they were in on Squankum Road, Route 547.
The story was first reported by the Lakewood Scoop, which ran a redacted picture of the traffic ticket, an anonymous statement from the Lakewood man and a photo of a his wife's hospital bracelet that shows the time and date as 12:35 a.m. November 15.
The Howell police issued a statement based on the department’s internal review which included an inspection of the video footage from the vehicle and body cameras.
The exchange between Marotta and the couple is in dispute.
After being told by the woman’s doctor they needed to get to the hospital quickly once labor began, the man drove at a normal speed until hitting Squankum Road, he said.
“My wife told me she is starting to feel it is getting closer to birth,” he wrote in the statement. “I became quite frantic, so I automatically picked up speed, without realizing I was going way over the speed limit.”
Marotta pulled the Sienna over at 11:57 p.m. He asked for documents and the man told him his wife was in “advanced labor,” according to the Howell police statement. Marotta explained to the driver that he was going nearly 80 mph - ticketed for 78 mph - in a 50-mph zone. He returned to his patrol car.
“This exchange lasted about 40 seconds,” the police statement reads.
Marotta returned in six minutes. Police said all went well.
“Both the operator of the vehicle, his pregnant wife and the officer were calm, respectful and courteous to one another,” the statement reads.
The expecting husband had a different view.
The result: a speeding ticket.
The delay made for a close call.
The baby entered the world shortly after the couple arrived at Monmouth Medical Center, the man said.
The couple, unnamed in a statement by the police, was heading to the medical center in Long Branch at the direction of the woman’s doctor shortly before midnight on Nov. 14. Howell Patrolman Anthony Marotta stopped the 2010 Toyota Sienna they were in on Squankum Road, Route 547.
The story was first reported by the Lakewood Scoop, which ran a redacted picture of the traffic ticket, an anonymous statement from the Lakewood man and a photo of a his wife's hospital bracelet that shows the time and date as 12:35 a.m. November 15.
The Howell police issued a statement based on the department’s internal review which included an inspection of the video footage from the vehicle and body cameras.
The exchange between Marotta and the couple is in dispute.
After being told by the woman’s doctor they needed to get to the hospital quickly once labor began, the man drove at a normal speed until hitting Squankum Road, he said.
“My wife told me she is starting to feel it is getting closer to birth,” he wrote in the statement. “I became quite frantic, so I automatically picked up speed, without realizing I was going way over the speed limit.”
Marotta pulled the Sienna over at 11:57 p.m. He asked for documents and the man told him his wife was in “advanced labor,” according to the Howell police statement. Marotta explained to the driver that he was going nearly 80 mph - ticketed for 78 mph - in a 50-mph zone. He returned to his patrol car.
“This exchange lasted about 40 seconds,” the police statement reads.
Marotta returned in six minutes. Police said all went well.
“Both the operator of the vehicle, his pregnant wife and the officer were calm, respectful and courteous to one another,” the statement reads.
The expecting husband had a different view.
NY Daily News ft. Rabbis and Humor
Some Jewish humor during the gathering for annual photo of chabad shluchim outside ‘770’ in Crown Heights
Bus Arrives Right on Time
An Atlanta city bus arrived right on schedule for the perfect photobomb on Monday.
The Weather Channel had been live-streaming for 40 minutes in anticipation of the planned demolition of the Georgia Dome at on Monday morning, only to have a MARTA city bus pull up juuuust in time to block the money shot of the building collapsing.
Weather Channel editor James Crugnale watched in horror as the bus obscured just about the entire shot of the Georgia Dome, a 71,250-seat stadium that was once home to the Atlanta Falcons, the 1996 Olympics, two Super Bowls and a Final Four.
A crowd had gathered and a countdown began over the loudspeakers in anticipation of the 12-second collapse of the 25-year-old stadium. A thin tuft could be seen as the explosion began on the roof, and then the bus pulled up like something out of a comedy skit.
"No, bus get out of the way,'' Crugnale said. "Bus!"
Crugnale added in some expletives in exasperation as the bus rumbled away just as the drama ended. He had a good sense of humor about it afterward.
At least we know the buses in Atlanta are running right on schedule.
The Weather Channel had been live-streaming for 40 minutes in anticipation of the planned demolition of the Georgia Dome at on Monday morning, only to have a MARTA city bus pull up juuuust in time to block the money shot of the building collapsing.
Weather Channel editor James Crugnale watched in horror as the bus obscured just about the entire shot of the Georgia Dome, a 71,250-seat stadium that was once home to the Atlanta Falcons, the 1996 Olympics, two Super Bowls and a Final Four.
A crowd had gathered and a countdown began over the loudspeakers in anticipation of the 12-second collapse of the 25-year-old stadium. A thin tuft could be seen as the explosion began on the roof, and then the bus pulled up like something out of a comedy skit.
"No, bus get out of the way,'' Crugnale said. "Bus!"
Crugnale added in some expletives in exasperation as the bus rumbled away just as the drama ended. He had a good sense of humor about it afterward.
At least we know the buses in Atlanta are running right on schedule.
102 Year Old Holocaust Survivor Meets Discovered Nephew
Eliahu Pietruszka shuffled his 102-year-old body through the lobby of his retirement home toward a stranger he had never met and collapsed into him in a teary embrace. Then he kissed both cheeks of his visitor and in a frail, squeaky voice began blurting out greetings in Russian, a language he hadn't spoken in decades.
Only days earlier, the Holocaust survivor who fled Poland at the beginning of World War II and thought his entire family had perished learned that a younger brother had also survived, and his brother's son, 66-year-old Alexandre, was flying in from a remote part of Russia to see him.
The emotional meeting was made possible by Israel's Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial's comprehensive online database of Holocaust victims, a powerful genealogy tool that has reunited hundreds of long-lost relatives. But given the dwindling number of survivors and their advanced ages, Thursday's event seemed likely to be among the last of its kind.
Only days earlier, the Holocaust survivor who fled Poland at the beginning of World War II and thought his entire family had perished learned that a younger brother had also survived, and his brother's son, 66-year-old Alexandre, was flying in from a remote part of Russia to see him.
The emotional meeting was made possible by Israel's Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial's comprehensive online database of Holocaust victims, a powerful genealogy tool that has reunited hundreds of long-lost relatives. But given the dwindling number of survivors and their advanced ages, Thursday's event seemed likely to be among the last of its kind.
Tuesday, November 21, 2017
Gershon Veroba - Ani Yisrael - Album Sampler
On this album, Israeli superstar Gad Elbaz, composer/singer Ari Goldwag, Brazilian phenomenon Micha Gamerman and Israeli Mizrachi performer Elikam Buta added not only their voices but also their musical creativity to create perfect fusion with Gershon's versaility.
Even many of his die-hard fans have never heard this side of Gershon. Ani Yisrael features 10 all new songs, including two of his own, with others from hit-makers Ari Goldwag (Yesh Tikva, Ivri Anochi...) and Elie Schwab (Schar Mitzvah, Yachad...), as well as GV's new talent discovery, Simcha Kranczer.
Download the Album
Even many of his die-hard fans have never heard this side of Gershon. Ani Yisrael features 10 all new songs, including two of his own, with others from hit-makers Ari Goldwag (Yesh Tikva, Ivri Anochi...) and Elie Schwab (Schar Mitzvah, Yachad...), as well as GV's new talent discovery, Simcha Kranczer.
Download the Album
Pilot Makes Incredible Crash Landing
A video has captured the moment a pilot made an incredible 'crash' landing after his small plane malfunctioned on Monday November 20 2017. The pilot had circled St. Mary's County Regional Airport, in Maryland, for more than 90 minutes after he realized his landing gear was defective.
An NBC chopper captured the drama from the skies as the plane finally came into land on its belly.
Footage showed an incredibly smooth landing as the aircraft touched down, without its wheels, coming to a slow but steady stop. Only a little smoke could be seen rising from behind it, from where metal dragged along the tarmac.
Moments later, the pilot opened the door of the aircraft and very casually jumping off the wing and strolling off the runway.
St. Mary's County Fire and Rescue, who had been on hand for the landing, were later seen investigating the plane - which was later removed from the runway with a crane.
An NBC chopper captured the drama from the skies as the plane finally came into land on its belly.
Footage showed an incredibly smooth landing as the aircraft touched down, without its wheels, coming to a slow but steady stop. Only a little smoke could be seen rising from behind it, from where metal dragged along the tarmac.
Moments later, the pilot opened the door of the aircraft and very casually jumping off the wing and strolling off the runway.
St. Mary's County Fire and Rescue, who had been on hand for the landing, were later seen investigating the plane - which was later removed from the runway with a crane.
Slippery Slope in Russia
Russian drivers were caught by heavy snowfall on November 17 in Vladivostok. Footage shows repeated attempts by motorists to scale a slippery slope. Despite their best efforts, not one driver was successful. Some even ended up skidding into parked cars and moving traffic.
Incredible Moment Meteor Lights up the Night Sky
This is the moment a meteor strike lit up the sky in Lapland, Finland. causing nearby homes to shake.
Tony Bateman films the night sky in Finland’s northernmost region to track the Aurora Borealis, but on Thursday night, near the village of Kaamanenhis in the far north of the province, his live stream picked up something remarkable.
Tony said he was sitting in his cottage when he heard a “huge bang” that shook the structure violently.
“I thought it was an earthquake, but we don’t get earthquakes in Lapland, right?” said Tony, who is originally from Runcorn in Cheshire but emigrated seven years ago.
After checking to see if a tree had fallen to cause the noise, Tony said he was “dumbfounded” and forgot about it until, half an hour later, his partner Piritta called and told him a meteor had struck nearby.
It’s believed the shaking was due to the sonic boom the meteor caused as it burned up in the atmosphere.
Tony’s company, Aurora Service Tours, runs the live stream to allow people to watch the Northern Lights in real time on YouTube, and checked to see if the camera had caught the spectacle.
Tony Bateman films the night sky in Finland’s northernmost region to track the Aurora Borealis, but on Thursday night, near the village of Kaamanenhis in the far north of the province, his live stream picked up something remarkable.
Tony said he was sitting in his cottage when he heard a “huge bang” that shook the structure violently.
“I thought it was an earthquake, but we don’t get earthquakes in Lapland, right?” said Tony, who is originally from Runcorn in Cheshire but emigrated seven years ago.
After checking to see if a tree had fallen to cause the noise, Tony said he was “dumbfounded” and forgot about it until, half an hour later, his partner Piritta called and told him a meteor had struck nearby.
It’s believed the shaking was due to the sonic boom the meteor caused as it burned up in the atmosphere.
Tony’s company, Aurora Service Tours, runs the live stream to allow people to watch the Northern Lights in real time on YouTube, and checked to see if the camera had caught the spectacle.
Monday, November 20, 2017
Former Hezbollah Intelligence Officer Turns Charedi Jew
Avraham Sinai’s story is difficult to understand. Born 57 years ago in a Shi’ite village in eastern Lebanon, today he is an ultra-Orthodox Jew who studies in a yeshiva and is raising his seven children in Safed. On his walls are pictures of rabbis. His oldest son, Chaim served in the Givati brigade. His second daughter will be drafted soon. The younger children play Hizbullah terrorist and “shoot” each other.
Extremist Jews Protest Sentencing of Draft-dodgers
Hundreds of charedi men belonging to the extremist Jerusalem Faction group have taken to the streets of Bnei Brak and Jerusalem once again to protest several relatively lengthy jail sentences by a military court against several yeshiva students who have illegally evaded IDF service.
The protestors blocked major roads and junctions in both cities, bringing traffic to a halt intermittently.
The Jaffa Military Court sentenced 11 yeshiva students who failed to undertake the necessary bureaucratic process required to obtain an IDF service exemption to sentences of up to 90 days in prison.
The protestors blocked major roads and junctions in both cities, bringing traffic to a halt intermittently.
The Jaffa Military Court sentenced 11 yeshiva students who failed to undertake the necessary bureaucratic process required to obtain an IDF service exemption to sentences of up to 90 days in prison.
Dash-cam Captures Plane Crash on Florida Highway
A single-engine plane made a crash landing on a Florida road Sunday morning and it was caught on dash cam video.
The incident happened just before 10:30 a.m. Sunday near Clearwater, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.
Two deputies were in the area on an unrelated call when their dash cam recorded the plane flying dangerously low and then crashing onto the street. The video showed the plane landing in trees on the side of the road, but not before leaving a trail of debris.
Deputies rushed to the crash scene to assist the pilot and his passenger.” Neither were injured, the sheriff’s office said. No one else was injured in the crash.
The incident happened just before 10:30 a.m. Sunday near Clearwater, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.
Two deputies were in the area on an unrelated call when their dash cam recorded the plane flying dangerously low and then crashing onto the street. The video showed the plane landing in trees on the side of the road, but not before leaving a trail of debris.
Deputies rushed to the crash scene to assist the pilot and his passenger.” Neither were injured, the sheriff’s office said. No one else was injured in the crash.
Watch & Listen Thousand of Geese Taking Off Together
Snow Geese on Lake Massawippi in Ayer's Cliff, Quebec, Canada
Yerushalayim - Shea Berko, Yedidim - A. Berko Production
A musical production stunningly combining the talents of A. Berko, Shea Berko, and the Yedidim Choir. this masterpiece was performed at the Pasternak & Moskowitz wedding, on September 13 at the Ateres Charna Hall.
Shea Berko delivers this sensation piece, originally performed by MBD. Together with that vocal flair of the yedidim choir, and the extravagant 18 piece production, lead by Avrumi, they have managed to create a sensational melody.
Song performed by Shea Berko
Musical arrangements by Avrumi Berko.
Stage manager Hersh Meilech Miller
Post production by Avrumi Berko
Shea Berko delivers this sensation piece, originally performed by MBD. Together with that vocal flair of the yedidim choir, and the extravagant 18 piece production, lead by Avrumi, they have managed to create a sensational melody.
Song performed by Shea Berko
Musical arrangements by Avrumi Berko.
Stage manager Hersh Meilech Miller
Post production by Avrumi Berko
Sunday, November 19, 2017
The Story of Rosh Chodesh Kislev 5738-1977
Let yourself experience the timeline of this fascinating story as it took place.
Motty Steinmetz Sings at Ateres Shlomo Wedding
Motty Steinmetz Sings at the Wedding of the Daughter of Rosh Yeshivas Ateres Shlomo, Rav Shalom Ber Sorotzkin
Click Here for the music video
Click Here for the music video
Defrost Windshield in Seconds with Weatherman's Solution
With temperatures set to plummet over the next few weeks, one weatherman has shared a handy hack for defrosting your windshield when you don't have de-icer to hand.
Meteorologist Ken Weathers, who is an East Tennessee WATE 6 News weatherman, posted a home video online, His tutorial involves mixing two parts Isopropyl alcohol, (also known as rubbing alcohol or surgical spirit), and one part water - things he says most people will already have in their house.
He advises mixing the two ingredients together and popping them in a spray bottle and then spritzing it over your windscreen.
As his video attests, after a few seconds, the windscreen becomes clear and he simply wipes away the excess solution.
Weathers was subject to a few comments from unconvinced drivers who said the hack was dangerous and could crack a windscreen.
In response, he told the doubters that he'd consulted with body shops who informed him that if motorists wash or wax their car as recommended, there will be no damage.
He also notes that you can easily wipe the solution of without scraping or scrubbing too hard.
Another one of his viral videos saw him reveal how to protect your windscreen wipers in cold conditions.
He advises lifting the blades off the glass and covering them with old socks.
Meteorologist Ken Weathers, who is an East Tennessee WATE 6 News weatherman, posted a home video online, His tutorial involves mixing two parts Isopropyl alcohol, (also known as rubbing alcohol or surgical spirit), and one part water - things he says most people will already have in their house.
He advises mixing the two ingredients together and popping them in a spray bottle and then spritzing it over your windscreen.
As his video attests, after a few seconds, the windscreen becomes clear and he simply wipes away the excess solution.
Weathers was subject to a few comments from unconvinced drivers who said the hack was dangerous and could crack a windscreen.
In response, he told the doubters that he'd consulted with body shops who informed him that if motorists wash or wax their car as recommended, there will be no damage.
He also notes that you can easily wipe the solution of without scraping or scrubbing too hard.
Another one of his viral videos saw him reveal how to protect your windscreen wipers in cold conditions.
He advises lifting the blades off the glass and covering them with old socks.
Take a Cable Car Ride to Jerusalem’s Old City
Jerusalem's Transport Authority is promoting a Cable Car from the "First Station" at German Colony to the Shiloah Gate (Dung Gate) of the Old City.
This Cable Car will be a public transport utility, and cost the same as the bus, or use free transfer via the Rav Card smart card system. The cable car, to run from the city’s First Station complex to the Old City’s Dung Gate — the main entrance to the Western Wall — aims to ease traffic in and around the maze of narrow streets in the ancient part of Jerusalem by whizzing visitors across the 1.4 km route (just under a mile) as the crow flies, in just 3.5 minutes.
Earlier in the year the cabinet approved the first phase of the joint project between the Tourism Ministry and Jerusalem Development Authority. The Tourism Ministry will cover the initial budget of NIS 15 million ($4.2 million) with the total cost of the project estimated at about NIS 200 million ($56 million).
The project, the brainchild of the Jerusalem City Council and its mayor, Nir Barkat, has stoked controversy because the route passes over parts of East Jerusalem.
This Cable Car will be a public transport utility, and cost the same as the bus, or use free transfer via the Rav Card smart card system. The cable car, to run from the city’s First Station complex to the Old City’s Dung Gate — the main entrance to the Western Wall — aims to ease traffic in and around the maze of narrow streets in the ancient part of Jerusalem by whizzing visitors across the 1.4 km route (just under a mile) as the crow flies, in just 3.5 minutes.
Earlier in the year the cabinet approved the first phase of the joint project between the Tourism Ministry and Jerusalem Development Authority. The Tourism Ministry will cover the initial budget of NIS 15 million ($4.2 million) with the total cost of the project estimated at about NIS 200 million ($56 million).
The project, the brainchild of the Jerusalem City Council and its mayor, Nir Barkat, has stoked controversy because the route passes over parts of East Jerusalem.
Ohad Moskowitz - Yizkereim, Kol Berama - AT Production
Ohad Moskowitz Singing "Yizkereim-Rabbi Baruch Chait & Kol Berama-Leiner"- Conducted by Yisroel Lamm on October 19 2017 At Ateres Avrohom An Aaron Teitelbaum Production
Sound by Solvetech
Mixed by Baba Z
Event Coordinator Jay Kay
Public Relations Chad k
Sound by Solvetech
Mixed by Baba Z
Event Coordinator Jay Kay
Public Relations Chad k
Robot Does Backflips
Boston Dynamics has released footage of a humanoid robot that can do box jumps and back flips. This is a significant improvement on robot capabilities
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