Remarks by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump after their Meeting
President Trump takes questions from the media.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Education Minister Yoav Kish announce to US President Donald Trump that they have decided to award him the Israel Prize for his unique contribution to the Jewish people.
This song is inspired by the holy words of the Komarna Rebbe ZY’A, who describes a moment in his life when he stood at a crossroads, facing major decisions about which direction his path should take. While immersed in learning Gemara Yevamos, not as an intellectual exercise but as a deep act of connection to Hashem, a powerful Heavenly light suddenly descended upon him. The entire house filled with light, and he tangibly experienced the light of Gan Eden. Through this light, his confusions fell away and his path became clear.
We sing these words as a prayer for ourselves as well, that while learning Torah and seeking closeness to Hashem, we too should be granted clarity, have our doubts removed, and be able to serve Hashem with a full and open heart.
ואב הרחמן ריחם עלי ופתאום
באמצע לימוד גמרא יבמות נפל עלי
אור עליון ונתמלא כל הבית אורה
וממש טעם טעם אור עולם הבא
With a broken and heavy heart, we mourn the losses of those murdered in Sydney, Australia, among then the Chabad Shluchim Rabbi Eli Schlanger and Rabbi Yaakov Levitan HY”D.
Rabbi Schlanger and his son were featured in a video from the Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchim 5783 and we share this with the message of hope and strength.
Whether it’s giving out Mezuzos like Nosson Schlanger, lighting the Menorah or celebrating as a proud Jew, we take the message of the Lubavitcher Rebbe that Rabbi Schlanger and Nosson show us here, to move forward with light!
Secret locked areas under the Temple Mount with Knesset Member Ohad Tal, Mosab Hassan Yousef (Author and Activist) and me. Mosab says "The evidence is overwhelming and ... this is the only way to experience truth." Exclusive new video filmed on location by Joshua Fleisher and Shlomo Weprin
This is a powerful song about Yerushalayim and the geulah we are still waiting for. With everything going on in the world, the words feel more present than ever. All we are really asking for is Moshiach to come and the rebuilding of the Beis HaMikdash. This song has been part of our live set for a while now, and since we began performing it, it has resonated strongly with audiences across America.
This was recorded in the home of the Herzka family, known for their chesed and for opening their home to others, with a powerful live performance together with Itzik Dadya and Mordechai Shapiro.
“New Chanukah release from L.E. Project. Colored Candles is a fresh, heartfelt cover of the classic Destiny song from the 1980s, about a Yid who thinks he has moved past his old life until the menorah and colored candles bring him and his whole block back to their fathers’ hadlakas neiros. A warm, nostalgic song to play for Chanukah this year.”
Credits
Song title: Colored Candles
Artist: L.E. Project
Produced by: L.E. Project & The Record Shop
Vocals by: Eli Stiefel
Originally recorded by: Destiny (early 1980s)
Welcome to Episode 1 of the Mez Productions Live Series.
This series is about real live music. No studio edits, no shortcuts, no re-recording, no spending 40k on videos... Just a real wedding performed live, exactly as it sounds in the room. We didn't plan which songs to include in this video. We wanted this as authentic as can be!
1. L'olam Va'ed - Originally by Benny Friedman
2. Karlier - Originally by Pinky Weber & Dovi Meisels
3. Ahava - Originally by Ari Samet
4. Adon Olam - Originally by Simcha Jacoby
Credits:
Vocals - Shauly Waldner
Keyboard - Shmuel Dovid Mezei
Guitar - Shloime Baumwolspiner
Percussion - Chemi Rosenfeld
Saxaphone - Drew Vanderwinkel
Trumpet - Ben Holmes
Trombone - Bradley Madson
Strings - SPN Events
Sound Equipment - Mez Productions
Live Engineer - Moshe Zuckerman
Post Production / Mixing - Hershy Pavel
Live Video - Red Blue Media
Video Edit - Red Blue Media
Programs - Hershy Friedman
When a group of Jews came to Lublin to ask the great Chozeh of Lulbin his advice regarding a fellow Jew who was causing distress to his neighbors. The Chozeh, upon seeing the name of this person said that he sees a great light shining forth from him. The people were confused how could such as sinner be radiating light! Later it was revealed that at the very moment the Chozeh made this statement, that person was lighting his Chanukah Menorah. The lesson is, when a Jew is in the midst of kindling the Menorah, a unique, immeasurable spiritual light shines forth.
Kindly hosted by Daniel Klein, a choir reunion in London, on 2nd night Chanuka. Doody Rosenberg and Shloime Richman on the guitar... לעילוי נשמת ר ' יגאל ישראל בן אהרן הכהן
Dr. Phil spoke with a 13-year-old who survived the Chanukah terror attack in Bondi Beach. “There was no warning. It was daytime. A guard screamed, ‘Everybody down.’ We hit the ground. Kids crying. People screaming... Then the gunfire.”
Short clip from the 13 year old's phone during hte shooting.
This book includes every song from the following albums:
D’veykus 1-6, Journeys 1-5, Marvelous Midos Machine 1-4, Aish 1-3, Lev V’nefesh 1 & 2, Clei Zemer, Achva, A Time to Laugh, The Golden Crown, and The Lost Treasure
The following features are included for all 226 songs:
1) The Hebrew lyrics with nekudos
2) The transliteration (Hebrew spelling in English)
3) The translation in modern day understandable English
4) The source down to the pasuk or tefilla
5) The credits (Performer, Composer, Lyricist, Arranger, Album, Year, Producer)
6) A song sample on YouTube to identify the song. The video cycles through the original album art.
This book also includes:
1) A Hebrew and English Table of Contents
2) Seder Shabbos and Sheva Brachos
3) A Simcha and Yom Tov Index to filter songs related to a specific occasion
4) A premium Smyth-sewn hardcover with a beautiful fabric bookmark making it the perfect coffee-table book and a great gift!
5) Each book comes individually wrapped in plastic to prevent moisture damage
Price:
Only $39.99. Priced so anyone who wants one can get one.
(Bundle discounts available!)
Contact:
Shlomo Mehlman
WhatsApp or Text 301-785-7159
Email kumzitseverywhere@gmail.com
(WhatsApp is fastest)
Join AFIkoMAN as he reminds us that the nes of Chanukah is not just something that we remember from long ago, it is actively happening all around us. Use the time by the menorah to advance your level of Emunah and uncover the G-Dliness in every moment.
Produced and arranged by Izzy Drihem
Mixed and Mastered by Izzy Drihem
Video produced and edited by: Yoel Judowitz and Ezriel Gross
The first funerals were held Wednesday for the 15 victims of the mass shooting at Sydney's Bondi Beach. One of the victims laid to rest was Rabbi Eli Schlanger, a father of five whose youngest was born seven weeks ago.
On Sunday, December 22nd, 2024 close to 20,000 members and followers of the Satmar community – the largest Hasidic community – file into the Barclays Center to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the community founder's rescue from the Nazis. The event, which is the community's largest annual-celebration to-date,
New footage shows six slain hostages marking Chanukkah 5784/2023 in Gaza tunnel, singing through tears. Israel said Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Ori Danino, Eden Yerushalmi, Almog Sarusi, Alexander Lobanov, and Carmel Gat were killed last August by Hamas, shortly before Israeli troops arrived. The Israeli Health Ministry said that autopsies had determined the hostages were shot at close range. Hashem Yinkom Es Damom!!
I Love You Hashem | Joey Newcomb - AFIkoMan - AFIkoMan Jr.
Join AFIkoMAN and Joey Newcomb as the adventure of life takes them around the world, spreading the message of Ahavas Hashem. Loving Hashem with your whole heart is the core message of Shema and an integral part of serving Hashem so be sure to sing it out loud..I Love You Hashem!
Song written and composed by Reuven & The Blumstein Brothers
Produced and arranged by Mendy Portnoy
Tragedy strikes when young Nossen Rakow drowns in a swimming pool. Years later, Yossi Poznenski expresses only one final wish: to be buried in the old cemetery in Gateshead. But when a grave unexpectedly collapses, Nossen’s brother is injured and rushed to the hospital. Watch how these seemingly separate events intertwine to form one extraordinary, unbelievable story — The Last Grave.
Told By - Pinny Rubinstein
Produced By - TSM Studios
Sponsored By - Har Shulem
A new project that brings you soul-stirring melodies and uplifting niggunim, celebrating the joy of Shabbos and Jewish heritage. Prepare to be transported back in time, with the beautiful arrangements and musicians to a simpler time. Joining Heilig & Muzikalish is the talented vocalist and composer/arranger Dudi Kalish. Dudi’s vocals take you on a journey along to the Yiddish time of the alte heim.
This special release is the theme melody for the Lechtig & Muzikalish Shabbos Chanukah program, a unique event combining inspiration, music, and the spirit of Chanukah. Besides for Heilig & Muzikalish, also performing will be Shulem Lemmer, Shmuel Dovid Landau, Shlomo Katz & R’ Yoel Lebovits.
Upcoming Event Date: 12/19/2025
Location: Young Israel, Beth El of Borough Park 4802 15th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219
Tickets Available: HeiligMuzikalish.com
Credits:
Performed by: Dudi Kalish
Composed by: Rabbi Shlomo Kalish
Lyrics by: G Greenfield
Arrangement, Orchestration, Conducting, and Vocals: Dudi Kalish
Violins: Israel Philharmonic
Guitars: Avi Singolda
Bass: Aryeh Volnitz
Drums and Percussion: Barak Aharon
Synthesizer: Dudi Kalish
Choir: Muzikalish, Conducted by Moishy Kalish
Mix and Editing: Chaim Moses
Photography/Cinematography: David Orian
Direction and Screenplay: Esti Kalish
production & Video Editing: Chani Atias
Orchestra Participant: Yanky Landau on Keyboards
At first glance, you might see illness, fear, and uncertainty.
Look again — and you’ll see something else.
You’ll see families standing strong.
You’ll see hope rising where despair once lived.
You’ll see the UNREAL power of a nation that refuses to look away.
That’s the vision of RCCS — an organization that lifts the veil of confusion and brings light, clarity, and care to thousands of Cholei Yisroel around the world.
Cancer can create an illusion of isolation — endless bills, impossible choices, and overwhelming fear. RCCS breaks that illusion. With expertise, compassion, and unwavering dedication, RCCS secures top medical care, full health insurance coverage, and a guiding hand through every step of the journey.
Every policy written, every appointment scheduled, every question answered — is a lifeline. A message that says: You’re not alone. We see you. We’re with you.
Because when we look closer, we realize something extraordinary:
Behind every diagnosis is a miracle waiting to unfold.
Following the beautiful Yomim Noraim davening in Beth El, in which we had the blessing of elevating the holiest moments of the year, we are filled with joy to bring this Shabbos Chanukah event to the community. This time for the auspicious and light-filled moments of חנוכה and Shabbos. A moment that the beauty of Shabbos blends with the light of Chanukah.
This unforgettable Shabbos will include an elevated davening and shabbos of elevations and inspiration, culminating in a Friday night Tish of "Lechtig & Muzikalish’ - a night of heartfelt נגינה, connection, and ascension through niggunim and Torah. The evening will be led by world-class חזנים ומנגנים and inspirational speakers, for a night of unforgettable moments and everlasting inspiration.
“Ner Hashem Nishmas Adam”
The soul of a person is the candle of Hashem.
The Talmud teaches that Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi, the compiler of the Mishna, instructed his family to keep a candle burning after his passing. He explained that such a light brings tremendous and elevated pleasure to the departed neshama. From this teaching, the custom developed to light a candle at the burial place of great tzaddikim and on their yahrtzeit.
Lighting this candle with intention also serves as a reminder. Just as a flame can be rekindled after it goes out, so too there will come a time during Techias Hamaysim when the souls of the righteous will shine once again with full brightness.
When we light a candle for a neshama, we join the small flame of our own soul to the great flame of the tzaddik’s eternal light. In this moment we connect the deepest part of ourselves to the Ohr Ein Sof, the Infinite Light of Hashem, which rests upon the tzaddikim and upon all of Klal Yisroel.
This song was inspired at the Ohel of the Lubavitcher Rebbe where many Yidden come and light candles before they daven to Hashem at this holy place.
Zchusom yogein aleinu.
May we merit the day when all darkness is illuminated by the light of Hashem’s candles, the holy neshamos of His people.
Composed, Directed & Arranged by: Yerachmiel Begun
Video directed by YB & Chananya Begun
Video by: Sniper Studios & Ivan Cortazar
Video edited & song mixed by: Miami Studios
After the release of his last hit album in 2023, singer and composer Yoel Dovid Goldstein already knew what the next project would be. Since the release of his video, “A Kumzits to Remember” a few years ago, Yoel Dovid has been getting constant requests to release songs with “hartz”, with heart. Not just songs of yesteryear, but also some recent songs that struck a cord with listeners and pulled at their hearts.
So, Yoel Dovid went to his good friend, composer and producer Yitzy Waldner, who helped bring his last album Mizmor L'Dovid to fruition. The two sat and started compiling songs to be part of the new “A Shtick Hartz” album. As the songs were coming together, they realized this project was too big to be on one album. That’s where the idea came to release the albums in “parts.”
Introducing: “A Shtick Hartz Vol 1” produced by Yitzy Waldner and featuring the voice of Yoel Dovid Goldstein. Four songs are songs that Yoel Dovid grew up with and that he now wants to introduce to the youth of today. The other two are more recent. However, due to other hits on the albums, they have been overlooked by many fans. Songs include Ki Elokim and Vehachen from MBD, Asara Harugei Melchus from Lipa, Shomer Yisroel from Yossi Green as well as Dirshu from Shmueli Ungar and Ad Mosei from Yoel Dovid’s last album.
For bookings please:
call: 732-239-8771
email: ydginc@yahoo.com
The story begins right before Shabbos, when a resident parked his vehicle and accidentally left his keys inside. A suspect walked by, noticed the car was unlocked with the keys still in it, and simply drove off.
After Shabbos, the owner realized his car was gone and reached out to Shomrim. NYPD was notified as well and a police report was made. The vehicle information and license plate were then shared with Shomrim volunteers, so they could keep their eyes open.
The next day, the owner suddenly spotted his vehicle parked on the next block. But this time the car was locked and the keys were missing. Since he did not have a spare key, he planned to change the locks. Before he could do that, the car disappeared again.
Today, Shomrim volunteers on patrol spotted the vehicle driving around local streets. Shomrim immediately notified NYPD and continued following the moving car until responding officers arrived. Police surrounded the vehicle and stopped it, and the suspect was taken into custody. The vehicle was secured and returned to its owner.
Important reminder:
Never leave your keys inside your car even for a moment.
One small mistake can turn into a very big headache.
This song poured out of so many moments I’ve lived and witnessed. I’ve watched people smile while their world quietly crumbled inside. No one in this world has a perfect life. Everyone is going through something. We must be kind and not judge because you really never know. Be the one who chooses kindness when it's easiest to criticize. We are all inherently good but sometimes hardships affect our behavior. You never know what someone is carrying when they walk into the room.
Song Produced & Composed by | Aryeh Kunstler
Lyrics | Yosef Levy & Aryeh Kunstler
Video Produced By | Motty Berkowitz & Rafi Barides
Watch live and donate to support lifesaving mental health care.
Unite to Heal is a 36-hour livestream raising funds for Amudim’s mental health, crisis intervention, addiction support, and trauma care. Every dollar raised helps real people in crisis get the support they need to keep going.
Rochel and Aizik are doing everything they can to save their precious daughter, Brachi.
This sweet child is battling a rare and aggressive illness. Her only hope is a new, advanced treatment available exclusively at a hospital in Michigan. ✈️
The devoted parents have already begun the process — but the financial burden is overwhelming.
Song composed by: Yitzy Waller
Written by: Miriam Israeli
Music produced by: Shua Sorscher
Sung by: Simcha Leiner
Video credits
Video production: Vinkel Studio
Filmed and edited: Vinkel Studio
Project manager: Elya Duvid Tyrnouar
Camera Assistant: Mordchai Weinberger
What does it take to brighten a child's day? Not expertise or degrees—just a heart filled with empathy and love.
This special song celebrates the incredible volunteers and supporters who dedicate themselves to helping children with special needs and their families. Through patience, commitment, and compassion, they lighten burdens and bring smiles that grow wider every day.
"Heart of Lev with Love" was created to support our upcoming campaign, celebrating the heart of what keeps hundreds of families going. Every beat, every rhythm plays the chorus of hope and dedication.
Join Our Campaign: December 9-11
Support the heart of what keeps hundreds of families going.
Donate now: levwithlove
Call to donate: 732-755-1300
The Miracles series returns with a brand new album, Miracles Four, and the new songs land with real feeling.
Composed and written by Chayala Neuhaus, produced by musician and arranger Tzvi Blumenfeld, and brought to life by the heartfelt voice of Dovid Perlman, the music carries a sincerity you can hear right away.
For years the Miracles albums have been a place people turn to for comfort, inspiration, and honest emotion.
This new volume keeps that spirit alive with songs that feel personal, meaningful, and grounded.
Each track is created with care and depth, with melodies and messages that stay with you long after the music ends.
Miracles Four is here, fresh and full of heart, ready to lift people the way Miracles always has.
The light and spirit of Chanukah was tangible in the air at Yeshiva of Spring Valley. As guitarist, R’ Moshe Katz, sang and relayed stories with his signature style while strumming the guitar. The voices of Tinokos Shel Bais Rabban, filled the hall in harmony with song and dance.
For bookings Moshe Katz 732.228.3530 Moshe Gluck 917.586.1179
Bursting with joy, song, and Jewish pride, Lucky Ducky celebrates what it truly means to be lucky - to be part of the greatest nation on earth. Because we’re so very lucky to be Yidden!
Watch as Benny and our Zone campers bring that feeling to life with music, dancing, and pure simcha, reminding us how fortunate we are to have Torah, the mitzvos, Hashem, and each other. Turn up the volume, feel the energy, and share the message!
Video by: Motty Berkowitz
Set Assistant: Yaks Sonnenschein
Music Production: Doni Gross
Watch live and donate to support lifesaving mental health care.
Unite to Heal is a 36-hour livestream raising funds for Amudim’s mental health, crisis intervention, addiction support, and trauma care. Every dollar raised helps real people in crisis get the support they need to keep going.
📅 Streaming live December 7–8
🎵 Expert Panels • Stories • Interviews • Music
Healing doesn’t happen alone.
It happens in living rooms and classrooms, in quiet late-night phone calls, in the moment someone says,
"You’re not broken - you’re human."
For 36 hours, the Amudim community is coming together for music, stories, and conversations that remind us how a people heals - not apart, but together. Because when one heart heals, all of us rise.
💛 HOW YOU CAN HELP
Watch the livestream and partner with us by donating at:
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Mentalist Shlomo Levinger: "Come with me as I bring mind-blowing magic and mentalism to the heart of Borough Park, Brooklyn, performing for the Hasidic community right on the streets. From impossible predictions to visual miracles, the reactions were priceless — pure joy, wonder, and laughter. Watch until the end for the wildest moment of the night!"
When history evaluates the song catalogs that shaped contemporary Jewish music, few will be treated with more reverence than that of legendary composer, conductor, trendsetter and vocal coach Yerachmiel Begun of Miami Boys Choir.
Over the course of 4 decades, he earned his reputation for defining the sound of modern neginah, and for creating a new standard in the potential of the young voice. Today, there is no one better to play homage to his great songbook than Shira Choir.
On Nov 13, 2024, family and guests at the Schwartz-Schwimmer Wedding in Eminence Ballroom - Brooklyn were treated to the ultimate confluence of nostalgia and artistry, as the biggest names on the current music scene delivered a faithful, yet also critically original, Miami Boys Choir medley.
Celebrated arranger and keys virtuoso Avrumi Berko joined forces with Shira's leading taste-maker Yoely Horowitz to handpick some of the most harmonic and heartwarming songs in the MBC repertoire, covering the numerous genres the choir was famed for tackling.
All-time favorites included upbeat, relaxing, yearning, and anthemic choices. Each song, and the skillful transitions among them, was delivered with flawless grace by Shira's best voices—enriched and textured by the MBC-worthy Yingerlech children's choir. Conducted by the indefatigable, ever-talented Shimon Chaim Lichtman, Yingerlech produced both layered choir work and searing soloing.
1.Chasdei hashem - One By One
2.L'murunon-B'siyata- D'shmaya
3.V'ahavta-Revach
4.B'siyata D'shmaya
5.Shiru Lo
6.Kumt Shoin - It's Min Hashamayim
Credits:
Composed by: Yerachmiel Begun
Sung by: Shira, Conducted by Yoily Horowitz
Kids choir: Yingerlach, Conducted by Shimon Chaim Lichtman
Music by: A Berko production
Live Sound :Octave
Mixed by: Avrumy Berko
Video and editing: Motty Engel
Stage design & layout by: GW
Sometimes kids look up to their heroes and imagine that greatness means being like someone else. But the truth is much deeper. Hashem did not put us in this world to copy anyone. He gave each of us a unique voice, a light, a mission that no one else can bring.
Join The TYH Boys as we all sing from the most real place because we know that the greatest thing a person can become is the person Hashem created them to be. When you sing your own song and bring your own gifts, you fulfill the purpose that only you can carry.
That is greatness and that is exactly what Hashem wants.
Written by: Blumstein Bros, Yehudah Pinsker
Produced by: Yehudah Pinsker
Executive producer: Mendy Portnoy
Guitars: Noam Hargol Burg
Background Vocals - TYH Boys, Yehudah Pinsker, Meir Green
Mixed by: Ramiro "Rambo" Fernandez
Video Directed by: Yoel Judowitz
Filmed & Edited by: Motty Berkowitz
Production Assistant: Moshe Leib Gross
Ai effects: Ezriel Gross
Promotional content Binyamin Babayof
TYH Boys / Choir leader: Meir Green
For bookings please reach out to 347-680-4862
Avraham was the first to answer the call of Hashem with complete emunah, stepping into the unknown with a heart full of faith. Hashem promised him that those who bless him will be blessed, and that his life and mission would become a source of light for the entire world. This song celebrates that promise. It reminds us that when we connect ourselves to Avraham’s path of emunah and chessed, we tap into that same flow of blessing that Hashem placed in the world through him.
When we first heard this song by Yair Levy, we knew right away that we needed to bring its message forward in our own way. It carried something pure and powerful, something we wanted the world to feel. And who better to reveal that depth than the soulful and gifted Chaim Ghoori, whose voice brings the heart of the song to life.
Original version by: Yair Levi
Lyrics & melody: Yair Levi, Michael Farren, Tony Wood
Produced and arranged by Mendy Portnoy & Yehuda Pinsker
Guitars: Noam “Hargol” Burg
Backing vocals by Yehuda Pinsker & Mendy Portnoy
Mixed and Mastered by Aran Lavi
Just before the start of the ‘Tzama’ events on the 19th of Kislev at Binyanei Ha’uma, the four artists of the show: Avraham Fried, Akiva, Moti Steinmetz and Benaya Bar Rabbi – for a thrilling performance of the sacred tune ‘Bnei Heichala’ written by the Ari Hakadosh and composed by Rabbi Shneur-Zalman of Liadi, Baal HaTanya
This track is one of the closest to my heart from my new album. I’m grateful for Abie Rottenberg’s collaboration, both as the composer and as the voice that carries so much history and feeling. From the first time we sang it together, I felt that this track wasn’t just music. It was something inherited. Something our nation has held onto for centuries.
This video reflects that quiet longing we all know. The way a Jewish heart carries memories it never personally lived, yet somehow remembers. Moments of yearning. Moments of hope. Moments when the soul feels the weight of what once stood in Yerushalayim and the promise of what will stand again.
L’shana Haba'ah has been whispered, sung, and held close through every generation. I’m grateful to share this song as part of the album, and I hope it brings you into that timeless place we all return to.
Hashem created a world where each person can grow closer to Him at their own pace, with the freedom to choose Life and Truth. Hashem planted inside us a powerful pull toward what is right. That pintel yid, the essence of our Neshama, keeps drawing us back to the One who created us. It fills us with a deep longing to be real, to be true, to live a life of an Emesdigeh Yid. To live with Hashem’s truth, to make strong choices, and to fill our life with light, purpose, and goodness.
Being an Emesdigeh Yid is not about perfection. It means being honest about who we are and who we want to become. We know our hearts hold confusion and falsehoods that block our mission, so we daven Vtaher Libaynu Liovdicha B’Emes, asking Hashem to purify our hearts so we can serve Him in Truth. Chazal reveal that Chosomo Shel Hakadosh Boruch Hu “Emes”, Hashem’s signature is Truth, if we simplify and clarify our hearts we can tap into that pure energy of what it means to be an Emeseh Yid.
An Emeseh Yid sees past the noise of daily life and looks for the place where only Truth resonates. Living as an Emeseh Yid is more than simply always saying the truth. It means clearing our minds and hearts from anxiety, worry, stress, and the doubts we carry so we can focus on the real truth, the same truth we ask for every day when we say Vetaher Libenu Liovdicha B’Emes.
So we sing this song in a mantra style and repeat the words Emeseh Yid again and again as we chip away at the layers that block our vision and let the pure light of Emes shine into our hearts
Written and Composed by The Blumstein Brothers
Produced and arranged by Izzy Drihem and Mendy Portnoy
Guitars: Noam “Hargol” Burg
Backing vocals: Mendy Portnoy and Izzy Drihem
Mixed by Izzy Drihem and Yaron Saffer
Mastered : Yaron Saffer
Adel is only four, but has already been through so much pain, that her eyes express sadness that no child ought to feel.
When her friends started kindergarten she started Chemo sessions – Adel was diagnosed with cancer – Angio Sarcoma, a violent growth that is most lethal to children.
Hadassa and Shlomo Tehuda, Adel's parents, are determined to win the grim odds and cure their little girl. They searched over the entire world for a treatment effective enough to heal Adel.
They found it. There is a hospital in the USA that has developed an innovative protocol that can beat the aggressive Sarcoma, but it costs way more than they can afford. They will need to live in the USA for a while, fly with a very sick child, and pay for this cutting-edge treatment as it is not yet covered by any insurance.
Adel's parents will not give up. They only ask for our help in financing this attempt, so Adel can live and recover.
An extraordinary musical journey following the songs of the Yeshiva world – from the days of Maran HaGaon R’ Chaim of Volozhin, through the melodies of Maran HaGaon R’ Baruch Ber Leibowitz, and up to our generation with the sweet niggun of Maran HaGaon R’ Yosef Shalom Elyashiv zt”l — created by Yichud Bnei HaYeshivot – accompanied by moving narration segments that illustrate the story behind each song, its source, and its meaning.
The unique composition “HaShirah HaZot” was produced especially for the historic event of Yichud Bnei HaYeshivot – “Amudei Olam”, which took place in Tishrei 5786 at the Arena in Jerusalem, with the participation of over 13,000 bochurim from the major yeshivot. This is a rare musical work that encapsulates the very soul of the Torah and Yeshiva world – watch, be moved, and connect!
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Less than an hour and a half from Boca, Palm Beach, and Orlando, the town offers local schools, stores, and all the amenities of community life — allowing this beautiful new neighborhood to grow and thrive.
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Baruch Keil Elyon Composed by R' Yechezkel from Poland, a Modzitz chossid. This tune was originally used to the words of Hakol Yoducha, and went through some changes. We now sing it to Baruch Keil Elyon.
This is a beautiful Shabbos Zemer. Yaakov Kranz arranged this song for the classical Guitar.
She has undergone three successful surgical procedures in Denmark, and now she needs chemo treatments, but they too have to be done abroad and at full cost due to her young age.
Bina's parents are struggling. They spent every cent they owned but they cannot give up. They have to turn to your help now.
Bina is winning a battle with an aggressive, highly fatal cancer.
Incredible inspiration from 2 Special Shluchim of the Lubavitcher Rebbe. A Soldiers Journey - Rabbi Menachem & Zalmy Feldman. Followed by Rabbi Liraz Zeira is a Chabad rabbi who lost both legs in September, 2025 after stepping on a landmine during reserve duty in Syria.
Watch the story of little Sholom Dovber and the lesson we learn from it today.
"When my father (the Rashab of Lubavitch) was four or five years old he went to his grandfather, the Tzemach Tzedek, on Shabbos Vayeira, and began to cry as he asked, "Why did Hashem show Himself to our Avraham Avinu - but He does not show Himself to us?" The Tzemach Tzedek answered him: "When a tzadik decides at the age of ninety-nine years that he should be circumcised, he deserves that Hashem appear to him."" (Sefer Hayom Yom, 9 Cheshvan)
Based on: Likkutei Sichos vol. 15, Vayeira
Tune: Essen Est Zich
Lyrics: Rabbis Yanky and Kuty Goldstein
Vocals: Y.M. Friedman, Noach Krinski, Moishy Goldstein, Levi Wagner, M.Y. Teleshevsky
Music: Moishy Goldstein
Video: Moishy and Kuty Goldstein, Yosef Adelist
AI Creations: ai770.com
A Project of: Tzivos Hashem
Hamelech is a powerful and uplifting musical composition that captures the greatness and sovereignty of Hashem – the King of the World. With moving melodies and heartfelt emotion, this piece reflects the strength, majesty, and ultimate power of the One and Only King.
The song was composed by Chaim Itzkowitz.
The Music was arranged and conducted live at his son’s wedding by the world-renowned musical star Dudi Kalish, with the Yedidim choir.
A special thanks to The mechiten, Yoely Wertzberger, for pulling it all together.
There’s something magical about taking the old Chassidish classics and infusing them with new flavor through fresh arrangements and the power of a full symphonic orchestra. For the 2025 MDA Chassidut B’Class concert in Caesarea, we created “The March Medley,” featuring two timeless niggunim: Gur’s “Shir Hamaalos” and Modzitz’s “Ein Kitzvah.” Hearing these melodies wrapped in rich orchestral color, still rooted in their original spirit yet elevated with new depth and energy, felt truly otherworldly.
Credits:
Performed by: Shulem Lemmer & The Israeli Symphony Orchestra Rishon LeZion
Produced by: Itschak Roshi
In collaboration with: Friends of Magen David Adom in Israel
Musical Director & Conductor: Yuval Stupel
Avraham Fried with Chazan Yitzchak Meir Helfgot singing Fried's "Nisht Gedaiget Yidden" (composed by Yossi Green) at a concert in the Tel Aviv University Smolarz Auditorium, Israel. November 9, 2025.
Sunday Night, the 19th of Mar-cheshvon was the Yahrtzeit of Reb Ben Tzion Shenker A"H. Guitar arrangement of his famous Mizmor Ledovid created and played here by Reb Yaakov Kranz. May the Neshama of Ben Tzion Ben Mordechai have an Aliah!
“Zamer” is the newest release from Yitzy Kaplowitz and Ari Goldwag, part of the two-song EP Zamer / Talmidei Chachamim, featuring music that celebrates the beauty and koach of limud haTorah.
While learning Daf Yomi, Yitzy was inspired by the words “Zamer B’chol Yom” found in Sanhedrin Daf 99.
Together with Ari, he composed this uplifting song that reminds us that every moment of Torah learning creates a unique melody that fills the world. Each of us sings our own special song through our limud Torah. The more we immerse ourselves in learning, the sweeter and stronger that song becomes.
Our yegiah baTorah doesn’t just refine us — it creates lasting impact in this world and in the Olam HaEmes.
History was made in the Bobov-45 chassidus as the first wedding in the chassidus took place in the grand and magnificent new beis medrash on 49th Street, bringing the entire chassidus togetehr for a joyous occassion in this sprawling center of Torah and chassidus.
The kallah is the granddaughter of the Rebbe, the daughter of Rav Chaim Baruch Halberstam, who is the son of rav Benzion Halberstam, the Poshkevitzer Rebbe. The chosson is a son of Rav Yehoshua Horowitz, Rosh Yeshivas Beis Meir.
Chassidish Yiddish speaking world traveler and vlogger Avrohom Schwartz recently visited Iran.
From the author:
"After the 2025 Israel-Iran war, I decided to do something few people would dare — I went back to Iran. As a Hasidic Jew returning right after the conflict, I wanted to see how people would treat me, how the atmosphere felt, and whether the warmth I experienced before still existed. From the very first moments in the airport to walking through the ancient streets of Shushtar, I found a country filled with emotion, curiosity, and unexpected kindness. I continued my journey to Shush — the former שושן הבירה — where the story of מגילת אסתר once unfolded. There, I explored the remains of the Apadana Palace, once home to אחשווראש, and visited the קבר from Daniel (דניאל בגוב האריות). This video captures history, faith, and humanity in a place where all three meet: Iran, after the war."
Part 1
"In this second part of my return to Iran, I visited the historic city of Ishfahan — home to one of the oldest and largest Jewish communities in Iran. Spending Shabbos there was a deeply moving experience, surrounded by Yidden who continue to keep the flame of Yiddishkeit alive for generations. On Sunday, ר"ח אלול, I joined them in tefillah and explored the city’s beauty and history — from the magnificent Chehel Sotoon Palace to the famous Naqsh-e Jahan Square, where the atmosphere and people reflect the timeless spirit of Persian culture intertwined with our Jewish past."
Part 2
"After the recent Israeli attack on Tehran, I walked through the streets that were hit and destroyed during the war. Buildings collapsed, glass shattered, and people were still trying to understand what happened. In this video, I show the real aftermath — not from the news, but from the ground. You’ll see how ordinary Iranians are reacting, rebuilding, and moving on with life just days after the explosions. This is Tehran in ruins, a city still standing strong through chaos, faith, and fear — captured through my own eyes as a Hasidic Jew visiting Iran after the war."
מנובהרדוק ועד מעז'יבוז'! מקהלת 'מלכות' במעגל השנה משני צידי המתרס, עם זאנוויל ויינברגר, ר' הלל פלאי, מאיר אדלר, פנחס ביכלר, 'חסידימלעך' ובני לאופר
ה'חמול' החסידי או ה'חמול' הישיבתי? 'מה אשיב' של וולפסון או של ויז'ניץ? 'אמר אביי' של וולאז'ין או 'אביי ורבא' של ריבניץ? בקיצור, שטריימל או קנייטש
לראשונה, מחרוזת שכולה קונטרסט: מסע מוזיקאלי מאלף ומרתק הממזג את הניגודיות המאפיינת את שני הז'אנרים המוזיקאליים משני צידי המתרס – החסידי והישיבתי-ליטאי. אמור מעתה: מנובהרדוק עד מעזי'בוז'
מי שהגה וחרז את היצירה המוזיקאלית הזו הוא פנחס ביכלר מנצח מקהלת 'מלכות', שבחר לבצע אותה במעמד האדיר של ארגון החסד 'טובה וברכה', לכאן התכנסו כ - 1,200 גבאי צדקה מכל קהילות הקודש וגווני הקשת החרדית, אשר מביאים אור ושמחת שבת וחג לרבבות בתי ישראל בכל ארץ הקודש. אשר על כן אפוא, סובבת המחרוזת סביב מעגל השנה היהודי, כאשר היא מציגה לכל אורך הדרך את המנגינות המאפיינות את שני הז'אנרים בכל חג ומועד בלוח השנה היהודי
מהצד החסידי ניצב מאיר אדלר ומהצד הישיבתי הרב הלל פלאי, היושבים זה לצד זה ובלהט חסידי – מחדד, וגעשמאק ליטאי – מאידך, משלימים זה את זה. בתווך ניצב גדול הזמר זאנוויל ויינברגר שמלהטט בין הסגנונות ונותן את ה'טון' שלו ליצירה, בליווי הצוות הנרחב של מקהלת 'מלכות' ומקהלת 'חסידימלעך' של יענקי לוינגר
על העיבוד, התזמור והניצוח של הפרויקט הענק מופקד כמו תמיד מאסטרו בני לאופר ותזמורתו המורחבת
הפקת האירוע של מוטי רבינוביץ וההפקה המוזיקאלית של אבריימי גולדשטיין. ניהול האירוע של מוישי הלר.
הסאונד של אושי שארף והמיקס של יניב בלאס. הצילום והעריכה של נתי אלבר. הגרפיקה של שמעון רוכמן
The specialized treatment he needs is extremely expensive and goes far beyond what his family can manage alone.
Every donation makes a difference. Contributing helps cover the essential costs of treatment, hospital care, and medication, giving Aryeh Leib a real chance at recovery.
With collective support, Aryeh Leib can look forward to a happy, healthy future - free from illness and pain.
An experience of nostalgia and a bridge to the future, with Choir members from Yigal Calek's London School of Jewish Song and the original Pirchei Yerushalayim. Featuring special performances from R' Yissochor "Suki" Berry and Shloime Gertner.
Credits:
Event Produced by Duvid Zvi & Avrumie Calek.
Music & Event Coordinator: Chanan Bar Sela.
Video: Yehuda Grovais - יהודה גרובייס
Event PR: Radio Kol Chai
00:00:00 Opening Credits
00:00:07 Ko Amar, Sali, hinei Ma Tov, Ki Yikareh
00:23:40 Padah
00:30:00 Shloime Gertner, Children of Silence, Lechu Vonim
00:49:00 Siyum Shas Mishnayos
00:59:00 Vechi Yodov, Lama Yashvta, Shimu Melochim
01:18:00 Chamol, Taaleh, Be'ein Meilitz, Mareh Kohen
01:45:00 R' Yissochor "Suki" Berry, Piano Overture
01:53:25 Al Zos
01:59:40 Borchi Nafshi, Anim Zmiros, Nochon Libi
02:13:15 Pirchei Yerushalayim: Nichsefa, Yismach Moshe
02:25:15 Finale: Ashira, Shir, Ani Maamin
A new song inspired by Reb Shlomo’s vision, in honor of his 31st Yartzheit
In his shul hung a sign. A call to return to a Yidishkeit filled with deep connection to Hashem and to ourselves. A Yidishkeit bursting with meaning and alive — every moment a Har Sinai experience “Hayom La’asosam”
In tribute to Reb Shlomo, Thank You Hashem is proud to present this niggun along with the full text of this revolutionary vision that was displayed on the walls of Reb Shlomo’s shul.
Written and Composed by The Blumstein Brothers
Produced and Arranged by Mendy Portnoy
Vocals Recorded by Izzy Drihem and Yehuda Pinsker
Choir Vocals, Joey Newcomb, Izzy Drihem and mendy Portnoy
Bass: Alon Hillel
Guitars: Noam “Hargol” Burg
Additional Nylon Guitar: Joey Newcomb
Drums: Barak Aharon
Mixed and Mastered by Yaron Saffer
Artwork: Yakov Josephy
Lyric Video - MATISHRIKI Studio
From the author: "Nostalgic song for me as this was on the NY School of Jewish song volume 2. The record came out in 1976. This song can be used for the prayers or a Kumzitz as well as in a Chuppah ceremony. "
Hershel Lebovits composed the song. Yaakov Kranz arranged it for the guitar and performed it.
When illness hits a family, every child becomes the middle child: All resources redirect to the choleh, and the rest of the family is left alone, shattered, and without a sense of who they are or where they belong. It's a devastating reality that hits home for too many Jewish families.
For years now, Tantzers has been picking up exactly those pieces. Quietly, respectfully, and intentionally, their many programs serve as physical, emotional, and mental lifelines for all those impacted by illness in the family.
All year long, Tantzers returns normalcy and joy. Across a dozen programs, the organization and its tireless volunteers become second family.
Now, Tantzers needs your help to cover its $2 million annual budget, and enable the buildout of an all-new Family Center, Tantzers is raising the roof with its "Making Space" campaign. It's a rallying cry to friends, neighbors, and the community at large to create breathing room and living space for the forgotten sibling, the overworked mother, the stressed father, and the rest of the family.
Tantzers does and will do the work. Quietly, it will continue giving families of Cholei Yisroel a life of belonging. But it's calling on the community to shoulder the cost.
Let’s stand together in this tremendous mitzvah - Hatzalas Nefashos.
Rochel and Aizik are doing everything they can to save their precious daughter, Brachi.
This sweet child is battling a rare and aggressive illness. Her only hope is a new, advanced treatment available exclusively at a hospital in Michigan. ✈️
The devoted parents have already begun the process — but the financial burden is overwhelming.
She has undergone three successful surgical procedures in Denmark, and now she needs chemo treatments, but they too have to be done abroad and at full cost due to her young age.
Bina's parents are struggling. They spent every cent they owned but they cannot give up. They have to turn to your help now.
Bina is winning a battle with an aggressive, highly fatal cancer.
The Tenathon: A New Stage
Join us for an unforgettable evening featuring powerhouse performers Avraham Fried, MBD, Zusha, Shmulik Sukkot and Elitzur at this year's Tenathon.
This year marks "A New Stage" in more than just location – experience these incredible artists in our largest venue yet. the Bedford Armory!
About Ten Yad
Ten Yad has been providing vital assistance to Jewish brides (kallahs) for over 36 years, helping ease families' financial burden by supplying essential wedding necessities including gowns, household items, and wedding expenses. Known for the dignity with which it helps kallahs, Ten Yad gives inconspicuously and graciously, ensuring every Jewish bride can begin married life with confidence and the proper foundation for a beautiful Jewish home.
For more information or to apply for assistance please visit our website at TenYad.org or call 718-756-1482.
For generations, the cries of Mame Rochel, the one who could not rest when her children were sent into exile, echo. As the Jewish people wander through pain, tears, and uncertainty, her voice echoes from that lonely road near Beis Lechem. While others were silent, Rochel Imeinu wept - not for herself, but for her children - until Hashem Himself promised her, “There is reward for your tears… and the children shall return to their land.” Her tears never stopped flowing. Tonight, on her yahrzeit, we join together once more, pleading with Mame Rochel to carry our tears to the Kisei HaKavod, to intercede for her children and bring an end to our suffering.
I performed “Mame Rochel” live earlier this month at the Hebrew Music Museum in Yerushalayim, and I hope the emotion and longing embedded in every note continue to awaken that same timeless cry, the cry of a mother who still weeps for her children, and the hope of a nation waiting for her promise to be fulfilled.
Credits:
Composed, Lyrics & Performed by: Mordechai Ben David
Choir: Neshama Choir
Presented by: Zevi Fried
Original arrangement: Yisroel Lamm
Musical Direction, Keyboards and Programming: Avi Dror
Produced By: Shlomo Malul
Artistic Direction: Moishy Roth
Technical Direction: Nuta Levin
Guitars: Ariel Aharon, Meir Ozeri
Percussion: Lior Zusiev
Wind instruments: Nachman Tzucker
Vocal Editing: Eli Klein
Mixed and Mastered by: Yaniv Balas
Filmed & Edited by: Chaim Cohen
PR: Israel Rozen
The Arizal teaches in Shaar HaGilgulim that in our generation, every tiny act of a Yid carries the weight of the greatest deeds from earlier generations.
When the world is darker, every spark shines brighter. So even one word of tefillah, one small mitzvah, one little step—it’s massive up there.
So let’s go! Every move matters.
Shukul! Shukul!
Composed by The Long Beach Bochurim
Additional writing by Sochi Majeski and Yehuda Pinsker
Produced And arranged by Izzy Drihem
Backing vocals: Yehuda Pinsker
Vocals recorded by Yehuda Pinsker
Video by Shai Barak
At Kever Rachel, a mother stood and cried: "Please… just show me he’s alive.”
Her son was a hostage in Gaza.
Her tears shook Shamayim… and the impossible happened.
Now, Mosdos Kever Rachel turns to YOU.
To keep the tefillos, the chessed, the protection — going every single day.
Every challenge is sent with purpose.
Hashem gives us strength through the very moments that hurt the most.
This song is about holding on and about letting go, letting go of the pain, the fear, and the stories that keep us stuck in the past.
Because when we release what was, we make space for what can be.
Even in the hardest moments, there’s light, healing, and growth waiting to be found.
Performed live at the 'Unconditional Parenting' event by HCS
Composed by: Motty Ilowitz
Originally Recorded by: Shimmy Engel
Originally Arranged by: Tzvi Blumenfeld
Music: Mendy H Band
Choir: Yedidim Choir
Stage & Lighting: Stage Productions
Teleprompter: Motty Adler - PrompTeller
Post Production: Sonic Duo Studios
Mix & Master: V Gold Beat Production
Event Produced by: Eli Friedman & Pivot Group - Shlome Steinmetz
Video Shoot/Edit: TwoTone Media
Cover Design: Avrumy.com
6-Month-Old Baby's Treatment Stopped - Can We Help Restart It?
Name: Yisrael Meir
Mother: Hadasa
Age: 6 months
Residence: Israel
Treatment Location: Schneider children's hospital, Israel
Diagnosis: Malignant head tumor
Yisrael Meir was diagnosed with cancer soon after his birth. Due to the quick diagnosis he survived so far and has a very good chance to be completely cured, if only...
Yisrael Meir is a perfect candidate for a new, expensive, advanced treatment. This program is actually his only hope because of his very young age.
His parents decided to go to all efforts and started the treatment. The treatment is going very well, but it is currently stopped! Because Yitzhak and Hadasa can no longer manage the cost.
In desperation they turn to you and ask for help. Every day is critical to their baby, and they will do anything to save him.
In early September 2025, nearly 400 advocates, rabbonim, and volunteers of the Tzedek Association journeyed from across New York, New Jersey, and beyond to Washington, D.C. for a two-day mission that blended tefillah, inspiration, and powerful advocacy — leaving an indelible mark on the nation’s capital.
This was not a sightseeing trip. It was a mission of purpose — to give chizzuk to those who work tirelessly behind the scenes, to express hakaras hatov to government partners who stand with Klal Yisroel, and to advance a cause at the heart of Jewish continuity: support for couples facing infertility through expanded access to life-changing treatment.
Mesamche Lev is one of the largest charity organizations in Israel. It serves over 85,000 individuals from over 23,000 families in Israel; and close to 500 single parent families in the United States.
Our Vision
is to put food on every plate, shoes on every child’s feet, and joy in every heart in Israel.
Our Mission
is to support the poor, including widows, orphans, Torah scholars, and others; through compassionate, innovative programs that bring joy to broken hearts as they preserve the dignity of recipients.
The specialized treatment he needs is extremely expensive and goes far beyond what his family can manage alone.
Every donation makes a difference. Contributing helps cover the essential costs of treatment, hospital care, and medication, giving Aryeh Leib a real chance at recovery.
With collective support, Aryeh Leib can look forward to a happy, healthy future - free from illness and pain.
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