JBS

A special tribute to JBS founder and Jewish media giant Rabbi Mark S. Golub z"l, with host David Harris and reflections from Jeff Gurock, Nancy Spielberg, Rabbis Yoffie, Potasnik, and Hammerman, and other JBS favorites and hosts.

For the Yom Kippur holiday, Rabbi Eugene B. Borowitz discusses the Jewish tradition's understanding of God, and Jewish sensitivity to God.

Jewish philosopher Rabbi David Hartman zl explains the process by which Jews read and interpret the Torah, and how Jews reject fundamentalism and literalism.

For Yom Ha'atzmaut, Abba Eban (1915-2002), best known for his years of service to Israel in the UN, recounts his involvement in the Zionist dream and the dramatic moments leading up to the creation of the modern Jewish State.

Zibby Owens speaks with economist Dr. Corinne Low about how economic thinking can help women redefine fulfillment, understand modern pressures and build more balanced and equitable lives at home and at work.

Occupational Therapist and Reiki Master Carol Shwidock leads viewers through yoga exercises to strengthen and restore body, mind and spirit.

Jonah Platt is joined by Einat Wilf, leading Israeli intellectual, former MK and author of The War of Return.

David Harris delves into critical issues facing American Jewry and its relationship with the state of Israel.

Rahm Emanuel & Scott Jennings with Jessica Tarlov.

As the Jewish world celebrates Tu B'Sh'vat (the 9th day of the Hebrew month of Sh'vat), this Friday night and Saturday, Rabbi Mordechai Becher explains how the Talmud discusses the "New Year For Trees".

Rabbi Mordechai Becher talks about the Biblical commandment to "Honor thy Father and Mother" and why the Jewish tradition tells that respect for elders is so important.

Abigail Pogrebin meets with Tomer Persico, a research fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute and scholar of contemporary spirituality, Jewish identity, secularism and the author of several books on religion, freedom and modern Jewish thought.

Charles Asher Small and David Harris are joined by ISGAP research fellow Hussein Aboubakr Mansour, a political analyst specializing in Arab intellectual history, antisemitism and extremism.

Dr. Daniel Gordis is senior vice president of the Shalem Center and author of Saving Israel.

Charles Asher Small and David Harris are joined by ISGAP research fellow Hussein Aboubakr Mansour, a political analyst specializing in Arab intellectual history, antisemitism and extremism.

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks zl offers his perspective on some of the most enduring moral, theological and human questions raised by the Holocaust.

Part 1/2. Moshe Avital describes how his life as a child in Czechoslovakia came to a brutal end in the Holocaust, and how he and his family were sent in cattle cars to Auschwitz, where he sought to survive with his brother.

Jewish business leader Albert Bourla, whose family survived the Holocaust, reflects on memory, rising antisemitism and the responsibility to never forget with Illinois Holocaust Museum co-founder Richard Salomon in a Streicker Center program.

ILTV English Language News from Israel.

David Harris delves into critical issues facing American Jewry and its relationship with the state of Israel.

David Chudnow describes how his father Avrum (z"l) conceived and created a national park in the Sinai Desert; Tel Aviv University professor Erez Ben-Yosef discusses the remarkable finds at the park's copper mines dating back to the Iron Age.

Rabbi and mathematician Dr. Elie Feder joins Justin to explore our relationship with nature, the cosmos and creation, examining how recent discoveries in physics shape our understanding of God's existence and how Judaism engages with evolution.

Panels discuss the Biblical story of the Flood and how it relates to the modern day challenges of climate change.

Rabbi Ethan Witkovsky of Park Avenue Synagogue, NYC uses the midrash on "Adam to discusses the way the Torah and Jewish Law teach"; we are to help preserve the environment.

ILTV English Language News from Israel.

Rabbi and mathematician Dr. Elie Feder joins Justin to explore our relationship with nature, the cosmos and creation, examining how recent discoveries in physics shape our understanding of God's existence and how Judaism engages with evolution.

Environmental activist Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin and Sister Kathleen Deignan Prof of Religious Studies at Iona College discuss the Jewish and Catholic views of humanity's relationship to the earth.