Jewish Life TV

Operation Judas is underway; Sheik Qassab pays Leila a visit; Amiel returns home; Haim has his doubts about the operation; Amiel faces the greatest conflict of his life.

Jamal's death and the release of the terrorist Abdullah Bin-Rashid undermine the position of Yussuf; Uri and Nimrode try to push the Ministry of Defense into figuring out where Amiel is by exposing the CD they got from Ruth Shorer.

The secret word is tree.

The secret word is tree.

The secret word is voice.

Groucho Marx hosts a question-and-answer game show.

Learning how Shabbat can be felt in our whole body; Hebrew Word of The Day: Malachis or Angel; instrument of the Day: Rainstick.

Shabbat is a time to see friends at Shul; the Hebrew word of the day is Bracha or blessing; instrument of the day is the thunder tube.

Gilad weaves the best of strength and circuit training, cardio bursts, kickboxing and martial arts into a routine that will work your whole body.

Gracie throws a wedding in the Burns' living room.

Gracie forgets to pay the loan on the Uplift Society clubhouse.

Mickey learns that his girlfriend Pat is flirting with an actor on the set of a western, so he and Joey head on out as a couple of cowpokes.

Mickey Mulligan aka Tiger Mulligan enters a policeman's boxing bout to raise money for the local charity.

Joan feels awful after dismissing Brad's pain, only to find he actually has three broken toes.

Brad reluctantly agrees to let Joan's younger sister live with them while she attends college.

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Gus plans a trip for Vickie's birthday.

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Cut down furniture; hypnosis; home movies.

Mrs. Mooney's diamond ring gets stuck on Lucy's finger.

Lucy discovers that her temporary replacement is bent on stealing her job.

Lucy and visiting Viv search for a supposed derelict.

Lucy is hired as a baby sitter for three chimpanzees.

The boys are murder witnesses.

After discovering he made the wrong film, a disgruntled producer flees with the final reel to a cabin in the woods where he encounters a slew of oddball characters in pursuit of him and his error in this musical send-up to 1930's comedies.

Host Ron MacCloskey interviews YIVO's Dr. Eddy Portnoy and Alex Weiser about Painter Morris Katz, a Polish Jewish American who survived the Holocaust, ultimately becoming a pop artist sensation in the late 20th century, in the Catskills and beyond.

Host Ron MacCloskey speaks with the Multi-Hyphenate Performer Warren Schein about his years entertaining audiences in the Catskills, at such legendary hotels as Brown's, The Concord, The Homowack, The Raleigh, and more.

Discussing films and TV shows that gave us the original American hero, the cowboy; from "The Rifleman" to "Horizon: An American Saga," "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly," "High Noon," "Unforgiven" and "No Country for Old Men.".

Movies about ghosts are not always scary; sometimes they're romantic like Ghost, friendly like Casper, funny like Beetlejuice, or chilling like The Sixth Sense; gather as our hosts discuss some of their favorite spirited tales.

Traveling to Istanbul, the epicenter of the Sephardic Jewish World during the concluding centuries of the second millennium.

Exploring the history of one of the oldest Jewish communities in the world, Maltese Jewry, which historians believe began before the Common Era and continues to blossom into the 21st Century.

Polish historian, genealogist and guide Dr. Tomasz Cebulski goes on an aerial and walking tour, exploring the Izbica Ghetto in the Lublin District in Eastern Poland and the fate of one of its ultimate Jewish inhabitants, Alfred Landecker.

Traveling to Istanbul, the epicenter of the Sephardic Jewish World during the concluding centuries of the second millennium.

Exploring the history of one of the oldest Jewish communities in the world, Maltese Jewry, which historians believe began before the Common Era and continues to blossom into the 21st Century.