Saturday, September 22, 2018
Friday, September 21, 2018
Avromi Spitz - Harachaman Feat. PUMPIDISA
Harachaman/Rebuild, is a new song off Avromi's debut album titled “Faith”.
Avromi collaborated with PUMPIDISA to bring out the true energy of the song. It speaks of the rebuilding of the Beis Hamikdash, the Temple, And how we continue to long for the day when all Jews will once again be united as one.
Credits:
Composed and Performed by: Avromi Spitz
Music Produced and Arranged by: Doni Gross
Featuring: PUMPIDISA
Video Produced by: PERFECT ANGLE° Productions
Directed by: Sarah Encaoua Guigue, Yissi Freeman
Post production: Yissi Freeman
Avromi collaborated with PUMPIDISA to bring out the true energy of the song. It speaks of the rebuilding of the Beis Hamikdash, the Temple, And how we continue to long for the day when all Jews will once again be united as one.
Credits:
Composed and Performed by: Avromi Spitz
Music Produced and Arranged by: Doni Gross
Featuring: PUMPIDISA
Video Produced by: PERFECT ANGLE° Productions
Directed by: Sarah Encaoua Guigue, Yissi Freeman
Post production: Yissi Freeman
Thursday, September 20, 2018
Ohad & Dadya In New York - Chol Hamoed Sukkos
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"Ohad & Dadya" in New York Chol Hamoed Sukkos 2018 in Master Theater in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn
Show 1 - 3:00pm
Show 2 - 7:00pm
"Ohad & Dadya" in New York Chol Hamoed Sukkos 2018 in Master Theater in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn
Show 1 - 3:00pm
Show 2 - 7:00pm
Man Catches Flying Umbrella
If it weren't for the surveillance footage, nobody would have believed that this happened.
Some guy is standing outside of what could be a hotel in China when a gust of wind rips an umbrella from its stand. The umbrella opens up and starts swirling around the front of the building.
Then it curves right at the guy who reaches out with one hand and grabs it.
Some guy is standing outside of what could be a hotel in China when a gust of wind rips an umbrella from its stand. The umbrella opens up and starts swirling around the front of the building.
Then it curves right at the guy who reaches out with one hand and grabs it.
It’s Not All Black and White
A new film explaining the techeiles controversy…
It’s not often that a film like this is released. The product of years of research, extensive travels, dozens of interviews and discussions with leading rabbanim and even underwater filming off the coast of the mediterranean in the Greek isles, It’s Not All Black and White is sure to amaze, and educate you.
This is a film for everyone who cares about mitzvos and wants to understand the history of this important mitzvah better. When was the last time techeiles was worn? How did it get lost? Was it found? What do the gedolim hold about this? Is it possible to find the techeiles before Mashiach comes? And, especially if you’re getting geared up to learn the sugya in Daf Yomi (The daf started learning Perek HaTecheiles Friday September 14) you want to watch this film right away.
The film features noted experts in Techeiles research and gedolei rabbanim including
Rav Gershon Bess, Rav Dovid Cohen, Rav Aharon Feldman, Rav Avrohom Chaim Feuer, Rav Shlomo Gissinger, Rav Benzion Halberstam, Rav Moshe Heineman, Rav Shmuel Kamenetsky, Rav Nissan Kaplan, Rav Moshe Tuvia Lieff, Rav Yisroel Neuman, Rav Aryeh Rosenfeld, Rebbe, Pinsk Karlin and more.
Is Techeiles Controversial?
The fact that Techeiles is a mitzvas asei in the Torah, just like Shabbos, Kashrus, Tefillin, Mezuzah, Shofar, Lulav and Sukkah is not a question. Everyone agrees that it is a mitzvah, and if we have techeiles one must wear it on his tzitzis. The question is whether or not the techeiles available is the genuine techeiles. Techeiles is not controversial at all, the controversy is purely halachic and technical in nature regarding the validity of Murex Techeiles.
This is a sugya in Halacha like any other that requires extensive scientific and biological knowledge on top of Torah scholarship. Now, for the first time ever, this topic is presented in a clear, exciting and informative documentary film that everyone can not only learn from, but enjoy.
So, head out to your local sefarim store and buy this DVD now. Don’t forget about those long Chol Hamoed trips! Make sure your family has an educational and wholesome Torahdik video to keep them entertained. And, if you just can’t wait to see it, go to techeilesvideo.com now to rent or purchase the video online.
It’s not often that a film like this is released. The product of years of research, extensive travels, dozens of interviews and discussions with leading rabbanim and even underwater filming off the coast of the mediterranean in the Greek isles, It’s Not All Black and White is sure to amaze, and educate you.
This is a film for everyone who cares about mitzvos and wants to understand the history of this important mitzvah better. When was the last time techeiles was worn? How did it get lost? Was it found? What do the gedolim hold about this? Is it possible to find the techeiles before Mashiach comes? And, especially if you’re getting geared up to learn the sugya in Daf Yomi (The daf started learning Perek HaTecheiles Friday September 14) you want to watch this film right away.
The film features noted experts in Techeiles research and gedolei rabbanim including
Rav Gershon Bess, Rav Dovid Cohen, Rav Aharon Feldman, Rav Avrohom Chaim Feuer, Rav Shlomo Gissinger, Rav Benzion Halberstam, Rav Moshe Heineman, Rav Shmuel Kamenetsky, Rav Nissan Kaplan, Rav Moshe Tuvia Lieff, Rav Yisroel Neuman, Rav Aryeh Rosenfeld, Rebbe, Pinsk Karlin and more.
Is Techeiles Controversial?
The fact that Techeiles is a mitzvas asei in the Torah, just like Shabbos, Kashrus, Tefillin, Mezuzah, Shofar, Lulav and Sukkah is not a question. Everyone agrees that it is a mitzvah, and if we have techeiles one must wear it on his tzitzis. The question is whether or not the techeiles available is the genuine techeiles. Techeiles is not controversial at all, the controversy is purely halachic and technical in nature regarding the validity of Murex Techeiles.
This is a sugya in Halacha like any other that requires extensive scientific and biological knowledge on top of Torah scholarship. Now, for the first time ever, this topic is presented in a clear, exciting and informative documentary film that everyone can not only learn from, but enjoy.
So, head out to your local sefarim store and buy this DVD now. Don’t forget about those long Chol Hamoed trips! Make sure your family has an educational and wholesome Torahdik video to keep them entertained. And, if you just can’t wait to see it, go to techeilesvideo.com now to rent or purchase the video online.
Shulem Lemmer Sings G-d Bless America in Boston
At the NY Mets Vs. Boston Red Sox baseball game in Fenway Park in Boston. Sunday September 16, 2018.
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Driver Hits, Injures Jewish Boy in Borough Park
A 4-year-old jewish child is in critical condition after being struck by a car in Boro Park the NYPD said.
Witnesses say the little boy jumped off the sidewalk and darted into the road near 13th Avenue and 44th Street in Borough Park around 2 p.m. Wednesday Yom Kippur, right into the front of a minivan.
A Hatzalah ambulance took the child to Maimonides Medical Center with severe head trauma, and the 20-year-old driver of the car remained at the scene, police said.
The driver's mother told News 4 New York at the scene that her daughter, who only has a permit, was stopped at a red light and started to go when the light turned green.
That's when the boy, who was accompanied by an adult, jumped in front of the car, and the adult couldn't hold the boy back in time, according to the driver's mother.
The woman behind the wheel has been driving since she was 16, but this was her first time driving by herself without a permit on her, according to the driver's mother.
Police took the driver to the station for questioning. It's not clear if she'll face charges, but police say there is no sign of criminality at this time.
Witnesses say the little boy jumped off the sidewalk and darted into the road near 13th Avenue and 44th Street in Borough Park around 2 p.m. Wednesday Yom Kippur, right into the front of a minivan.
A Hatzalah ambulance took the child to Maimonides Medical Center with severe head trauma, and the 20-year-old driver of the car remained at the scene, police said.
The driver's mother told News 4 New York at the scene that her daughter, who only has a permit, was stopped at a red light and started to go when the light turned green.
That's when the boy, who was accompanied by an adult, jumped in front of the car, and the adult couldn't hold the boy back in time, according to the driver's mother.
The woman behind the wheel has been driving since she was 16, but this was her first time driving by herself without a permit on her, according to the driver's mother.
Police took the driver to the station for questioning. It's not clear if she'll face charges, but police say there is no sign of criminality at this time.
Tuesday, September 18, 2018
Wishing You A Gemar Chasima Tova
At this time we would like to wish you a Gemar Chasima Tova for a wonderful sweet year and ask for your forgiveness.
It is never our intention to offend or disrespect anyone or to hurt someone's feelings God forbid. We therefor ask for your forgiveness if in fact we offended or hurt you in any way. If you ever have any concern regarding our posts please email us at Gruntig@gmail.com, we will be happy to help.
Thank you.
(Picture courtesy of Reb Zalman Kleinman)
Avromi Spitz - FAITH - Audio Sampler
Avromi Spitz has been a singer-songwriter ever since he was a young teenager. We are very excited to announce that he is releasing his debut Album titled "FAITH".
All the compositions are heart warming and are all based on the simple idea of FAITH. His music is fresh and inspires the hearts and souls of all that listen. He has been performing all over the world, from the late Thursday nights in the old city (just outside the Kotel), to the small intimate kumzitz in his hometown, Pomona, NY.
With guest appearances by Pumpidisa Band, Eli Levin, and Moshe Storch this album is surely going to have you singing along and feeling inspired. The album is available wherever jewish music is sold.
Composed & Performed by: Avromi Spitz
Produced and Arranged by: Doni Gross
Distributed by: MrM Distribution
All the compositions are heart warming and are all based on the simple idea of FAITH. His music is fresh and inspires the hearts and souls of all that listen. He has been performing all over the world, from the late Thursday nights in the old city (just outside the Kotel), to the small intimate kumzitz in his hometown, Pomona, NY.
With guest appearances by Pumpidisa Band, Eli Levin, and Moshe Storch this album is surely going to have you singing along and feeling inspired. The album is available wherever jewish music is sold.
Composed & Performed by: Avromi Spitz
Produced and Arranged by: Doni Gross
Distributed by: MrM Distribution
Monday, September 17, 2018
Navy Hero of Yom Kippur War is Flown Transatlantic
Mission Impossible? Decade Later, Navy Hero of Yom Kippur War is Flown Transatlantic on Heart Balloon Pump
VitalOne operates on its own kind of battlefield. When life hangs in the balance - even as the scales begin tipping in the wrong direction - our team soldiers on and pulls miracles out of thin air.
Decades after being crowned a navy hero of the Yom Kippur War, Vardi Brachia, 51, was in critical, unstable condition, kept barely alive by a network of life-sustaining machinery. His only hope for survival was a heart transplant in America, but no one in the world would undertake the dangerous mission of transporting a patient like that over the ocean. It meant flying the hospital along with him. Impossible.
VitalOne operates on its own kind of battlefield. When life hangs in the balance - even as the scales begin tipping in the wrong direction - our team soldiers on and pulls miracles out of thin air.
Decades after being crowned a navy hero of the Yom Kippur War, Vardi Brachia, 51, was in critical, unstable condition, kept barely alive by a network of life-sustaining machinery. His only hope for survival was a heart transplant in America, but no one in the world would undertake the dangerous mission of transporting a patient like that over the ocean. It meant flying the hospital along with him. Impossible.
Funeral of Ari Fuld HY"D
Thousands of mourners gathered in the West Bank settlement of Kfar Etzion late Sunday and early Monday for the midnight funeral of a resident killed in a terror attack, remembering him as a hero who fought for Israel.
Fuld, a 45-year-old father of four from the Efrat settlement, was stabbed to death shortly before noon on Sunday by a Palestinian teenager terrorist outside the Harim Mall at the Etzion junction. Despite his wounds, Fuld chased and shot at his attacker, preventing further casualties in the attack, before collapsing to the ground. He was rushed to Jerusalem’s Shaare Zedek Medical Center where he was pronounced dead.
Ochila lakel – like you have never seen before
Song composed by Rav Hilel Palay Sang by Hundreds with tears at the funeral of Ari Fuld Sunday Sep 16 2018
Fuld, a 45-year-old father of four from the Efrat settlement, was stabbed to death shortly before noon on Sunday by a Palestinian teenager terrorist outside the Harim Mall at the Etzion junction. Despite his wounds, Fuld chased and shot at his attacker, preventing further casualties in the attack, before collapsing to the ground. He was rushed to Jerusalem’s Shaare Zedek Medical Center where he was pronounced dead.
Ochila lakel – like you have never seen before
Song composed by Rav Hilel Palay Sang by Hundreds with tears at the funeral of Ari Fuld Sunday Sep 16 2018
Simcha & Nachas! Ft. MBD, Falkowitz, Ilowitz and More
Reserve Your Tickets
Here is a brand new song composed and sung in collaboration with all of our Simcha and Nachas performers!
Get ready for the event of a lifetime! First night of Chol Hamoed Succos, September 26, 2018, at the Lehman Center in Bronx.
Featuring:
Mordechai Ben David
Levy Falkowitz
Motty Ilowitz
Yiddish Nachas
Moshy Kraus
Yossi Green
Sababa - Mendy Herskowitz
The Shira Choir
Produced by: Moshy Kraus - MK Studios
Musical Arrangements: Zisha Schnitzler
Composed by: Yossi Green - OhYeah! Music
Lyrics by: Motty Ilowitz
Here is a brand new song composed and sung in collaboration with all of our Simcha and Nachas performers!
Get ready for the event of a lifetime! First night of Chol Hamoed Succos, September 26, 2018, at the Lehman Center in Bronx.
Featuring:
Mordechai Ben David
Levy Falkowitz
Motty Ilowitz
Yiddish Nachas
Moshy Kraus
Yossi Green
Sababa - Mendy Herskowitz
The Shira Choir
Produced by: Moshy Kraus - MK Studios
Musical Arrangements: Zisha Schnitzler
Composed by: Yossi Green - OhYeah! Music
Lyrics by: Motty Ilowitz
Joey Newcomb - It's Never Too Late - New Single
This song is meant to speak to everyone on whatever level they are on. To keep in reminding ones self that failure is a part of growth and We must keep starting over.
I wrote this song one Summer while I was davening alone in a open field not feeling too good about where I was holding in my spirituality.
The words immediately came to me. Like I always say the best songs are written with in minutes. I hope this songs brings hope to all and inspires to never give up.
Composed and performed by: Joey Newcomb
Produced and Arranged by: Doni Gross
Recorded at: Deg Studios NYC
Video: to come soon
I wrote this song one Summer while I was davening alone in a open field not feeling too good about where I was holding in my spirituality.
The words immediately came to me. Like I always say the best songs are written with in minutes. I hope this songs brings hope to all and inspires to never give up.
Composed and performed by: Joey Newcomb
Produced and Arranged by: Doni Gross
Recorded at: Deg Studios NYC
Video: to come soon
Rabbi Bender in Baltimore on Behalf of Torah VoDaas
Rabbi Yaakov Bender Address the Baltimore Community at a Recent Parlor Meeting Benefiting Mifal Torah VoDaas.
Sunday, September 16, 2018
Jewish Man Killed in Stabbing Attack at West Bank Mall
A 40-year-old Israeli man was killed on Sunday in a stabbing attack at the entrance to a mall near the West Bank's Gush Etzion Junction.
The victim was identified as Ari Fuld, a father of four from the West Bank settlement of Efrat.
The victim shot the assailant, a 17-year-old Palestinian hailing from the West Bank village of Yatta near Hebron, who was later identified as Khalil Jabarin. The attacker is currently hospitalized in moderate condition.
Fuld was taken to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem with injuries to his upper body before succumbing to his wounds.
A source close to the Jabarin family said that he informed his parents that he planned on carrying out an attack at the Tomb of the Patriarchs in Hebron. The family subsequently informed Palestinian security forces, but those were unable to locate him in the tomb's vicinity.
The Israeli defense is claiming that they did not receive any information about Jabarin's intent to carry out an attack prior to the incident.
The incident took place in the Arim Mall, close to the Kfar Etzion settlement and other settlements in the Gush Etzion settlement bloc.
Fuld was a member of a faction within the Habayit Hayehudi political party, a religious-Zionist political party. Fuld's brother, Eitan, is the spokesman for MK Bezalel Smotrich from the same party. Ari Fuld immigrated to Israel from the United States and was a right-wing pro-Israel advocate. He lived in Efrat, a settlement outside of Jerusalem that is especially popular among religious nationalist American immigrants.
Last Video of Ari Fuld Last Night at the Kosel
The victim was identified as Ari Fuld, a father of four from the West Bank settlement of Efrat.
The victim shot the assailant, a 17-year-old Palestinian hailing from the West Bank village of Yatta near Hebron, who was later identified as Khalil Jabarin. The attacker is currently hospitalized in moderate condition.
Fuld was taken to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem with injuries to his upper body before succumbing to his wounds.
A source close to the Jabarin family said that he informed his parents that he planned on carrying out an attack at the Tomb of the Patriarchs in Hebron. The family subsequently informed Palestinian security forces, but those were unable to locate him in the tomb's vicinity.
The Israeli defense is claiming that they did not receive any information about Jabarin's intent to carry out an attack prior to the incident.
The incident took place in the Arim Mall, close to the Kfar Etzion settlement and other settlements in the Gush Etzion settlement bloc.
Fuld was a member of a faction within the Habayit Hayehudi political party, a religious-Zionist political party. Fuld's brother, Eitan, is the spokesman for MK Bezalel Smotrich from the same party. Ari Fuld immigrated to Israel from the United States and was a right-wing pro-Israel advocate. He lived in Efrat, a settlement outside of Jerusalem that is especially popular among religious nationalist American immigrants.
Last Video of Ari Fuld Last Night at the Kosel
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