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The Miami Boys Choir - We Stand With Israel

We Stand With Israel
The Miami Boys Choir
Directed, Arranged & Composed by: Yerachmiel Begun
Lyrics by: Y. & S. Begun
Soloists: Jack Hidary & Charles Zoltan (High part end)

Lipa Schmelzter Sings with IDF Atop a Tank

Israeli soldiers take a moment to sing to Hashem a soulful song with Lipa Schmeltzer.

Mazel Tov - Chaim Moshe Rechnitz

Composed & Sung By: CMR, Los Angeles
Music By: Eli Klein & Yitzy Berry, Jerusalem
Vocal Recording By: Matt Thorne, Los Angeles

Avraham Fried - Niggunei Chabad

Parents, supporters and friends of Lubavitcher Yeshiva of Crown Street gathered on Motzei Shabbos for an event celebrating the Chanukas Habayis of their new building expansion.

Haben Yakir Li

Israeli Soldiers Pray Before Battle

A prayer before battle. IDF troops on the way to battle Hamas in Gaza. with Rabbi Itamar Sinai

Yaakov Shwekey at the Kosel for Sheloshim of Kedoshim

The Western Wall - In Memoriam of 1,400 Souls: Special Candle-Lighting Ceremony.

Asking Jews How They're Really Feeling Right Now

On The Street: Asking Jews How They're Really Feeling Right Now

Jewish people around the world are experiencing the traumatic effects of the aftermath of unimaginably horrific terror attacks in Israel.

With antisemitism on a shocking rise, Nachi takes to the streets of Times Square to discover how passersby feel about their Jewish identity in this special episode of the Meaningful People Podcast.

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Kehilos Hakodesh - Shulem Lemmer - Music Video

In the face of unspeakable tragedy, we remember. Lives cut short, worlds forever broken, solely because of their unwavering Jewish faith. Their loss is an ache that knows no measure. We may never truly grasp the why, but we pray, with tears in our eyes and pain in our hearts, for a world where such sorrow is extinguished, and these holy souls are reunited with us.

Credits:
Kehilos Hakodesh - Off the album "Kiddush Hashem" by Shulem Lemmer
Composed by: Hershy Weinberger and Shulem Lemmer
Arranged and recorded by: Doni Gross
Mixed by: Ravid Kashti
Video created by: Flash of Design
Filmed by: Gavi Starke

Ari Goldwag-Yitzy Kaplowitz -Ana Hashem Anenu

Ari Goldwag & Yitzy Kaplowitz - Ana Hashem Anenu - Featuring Yeshivat Shaalvim - Israel

Like everyone else here in Israel, we here in Beit Shemesh were running back and forth from Hakafos to shelter as the sirens were blaring. It was hard to focus on the words we were saying. Afterwards it became clear how important those words were, and they form the foundation of this song. It is our humble contribution to the Jewish people during this difficult time. Let us strengthen ourselves in kindness and in prayer.

It is especially meaningful to all of us here in Eretz Yisrael how much of an outpouring of support there is - not only within Israel for the soldiers - but from outside of Israel from those around the world who are asking about our welfare and sending concrete aid. This song is a duet between a resident of Israel (Ari Goldwag) and a resident of the United States (Yitzy Kaplowitz). We know it is a tremendously difficult time, but this is a time of prayer and nothing moves us like music does.

In the very first week of the war, I was asked to sing and inspire (as I've done in the past) at Yeshivat Shaalvim, here in Israel. I would like to thank the Rosh Yeshiva, Rav Ari Waxman for his permission to film the bochurim singing this new song, and for their willingness to be included in the video.

Song composed by Yitzy Kaplowitz.       

B'korov Mamash - Avraham Fried - TYH Nation

Moshiach is coming
B’korov Mamash!
We will see great miracles
B’korov Mamash!
The world will be filled with the light of Geulah
B’korov Mamash!

TYH Nation Presents
B'korov Mamash
Avraham Fried

Farbrenagle Studios
Song Composed by the Blumstein Brothers & Mendy Portnoy
Produced arranged & Mixed by Mendy Portnoy
Mastering: Ronen Hillel

Video filmed and Edited by TYH Nation / Motty Berkowitz
Cover Design by TYH Nation / Tzivya Kravitz

Im Eshkacheich Yerushalayim - Menashe Lichtenstein

Sung by: Menashe Lichtenstein
Composed by: Shulim Brodt
Arranged by: C.Y. Goldman and Shulim Brodt
Choir & Vocals recorded at: Golden Enterprise Studios, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Mixed and Mastered by: C.Y. Goldman

Hoidee Lashem feat. Gershi Uri & Shia Berko

Renowned composer Yitzchok Honig is back at it again! After releasing his debut album "Matana," he continues to captivate audiences with his heartfelt melodies. This time, in honor of his son's recent marriage, Yitzchok brings to life a poignant melody that promises to touch the heart and soul. Featuring the mesmerizing vocals of Shea Berko and Gershy Uri, this emotional piece is a testament of gratitude. Produced by the illustrious Naftali Schnitzler of House of Music, "Hodu Lashem Ki Tov" is more than just a song; it's a beautiful musical journey.

With lyrics that echo sentiments of love, thankfulness, and praise, this track beautifully conveys a message of appreciation to Hashem, saying, "Tatte, we love you, we thank you, we praise you, Hashem, for all your love and gifts to us." The accompanying music video promises to capture the essence of the song and take listeners on a visual and emotional journey.

Prepare to be deeply moved by the heartfelt melodies of "Hodu Lashem Ki Tov." You can stream this touching tribute wherever Jewish music is available. Don't miss out on this soul-stirring musical experience that resonates with the heart and spirit.

Composed by Yitzchok Honig
Sung by Gershy Uri & Shea Berko
Produced by Naftali Schnitzler - House of Music

Post Production by Avrumi Lunger
Mixed by Yanky Cohen
Design by avrumy.com
Marketing Sruly Meyer