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Commentaries to this week's Torah reading.

Shabbat Morning Services from the Reform Movement's Central Synagogue of New York City.

Pre-recorded Orthodox Saturday morning Shabbat services led by Rabbi Marc Schneier and Rabbi Avraham Bronstein, with Cantor Netanel Hershtik and Maestro Izhak Haimov and the Hampton Synagogue Choir. With Hebrew, transliteration and English subtitles.

Rabbi Avi Weiss takes us on a journey through Yom Kippur, from Kol Nidre to the final shofar. The founder of Yeshivat Chovevei Torah and Maharat on teshuva as a return to yourself, love as a decision and why the holiest day is also a day of joy.

Dara Horn, award-winning novelist, essayist and scholar of Jewish literature, joins Abigail Pogrebin on the occasion of the publication of The Final Solution to the Jewish Question, her follow-up to People Love Dead Jews.

Conservative Rabbi Robert Wolkoff of Congregation B'nai Tikvah of North Brunswick discusses his understanding of how God impacts the world with Rabbi Mark S. Golub on L'Chayim.

Dara Horn, award-winning novelist, essayist and scholar of Jewish literature, joins Abigail Pogrebin on the occasion of the publication of The Final Solution to the Jewish Question, her follow-up to People Love Dead Jews.

Author Dara Horn delivers a keynote on how the Jewish story is understood, transmitted and sustained for future generation.

A look at recent events in the news, often with in-studio or phone interviews.

Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter, scholar of Jewish history and thought, explores how prayer is possible and its relationship to repentance in this program of Tikvah.

Highlights from conversations with Stuart Weitzman, Cindy Crawford and Jason Alexander exploring Jewish identity, speaking out and the different ways they stand with and support the Jewish people.

Elana Stein Hain from Shalom Hartman Institute explores what Jewish faith demands in an era of isolation and uncertainty, drawing on ancient wisdom to consider the meaning of modern emunah.

Rabbi Meir Soloveichik explores Yom Kippur and what its call to repentance teaches about human nature, rejecting the idea that we are inherently fallen and finding instead a message of faith, hope and divine purpose. A program of Tikvah.

Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter, scholar of Jewish history and thought, explores how prayer is possible and its relationship to repentance in this program of Tikvah.

Elana Stein Hain from Shalom Hartman Institute explores what Jewish faith demands in an era of isolation and uncertainty, drawing on ancient wisdom to consider the meaning of modern emunah.

Leading U.S. rabbis Angela Buchdahl (Reform), Elliot Cosgrove (Conservative) and Chaim Steinmetz (Orthodox) share insights and preparations for the upcoming High Holidays.

Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter, scholar of Jewish history and thought, explores how prayer is possible and its relationship to repentance in this program of Tikvah.

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

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

Highlights from conversations with Stuart Weitzman, Cindy Crawford and Jason Alexander exploring Jewish identity, speaking out and the different ways they stand with and support the Jewish people.

Elana Stein Hain from Shalom Hartman Institute explores what Jewish faith demands in an era of isolation and uncertainty, drawing on ancient wisdom to consider the meaning of modern emunah.

The rabbinic view of "Repentance and Free Will," as discussed by Maimonides.

Leading U.S. rabbis Angela Buchdahl (Reform), Elliot Cosgrove (Conservative) and Chaim Steinmetz (Orthodox) share insights and preparations for the upcoming High Holidays.

Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter, scholar of Jewish history and thought, explores how prayer is possible and its relationship to repentance in this program of Tikvah.

Rabbi Meir Soloveichik explores Yom Kippur and what its call to repentance teaches about human nature, rejecting the idea that we are inherently fallen and finding instead a message of faith, hope and divine purpose. A program of Tikvah.

Ken Spiro, rabbi, historian, author and senior lecturer and researcher for Aish HaTorah, explores the Jewish understanding of God with Mark S. Golub.

Leading U.S. rabbis Angela Buchdahl (Reform), Elliot Cosgrove (Conservative) and Chaim Steinmetz (Orthodox) share insights and preparations for the upcoming High Holidays.

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

Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter, scholar of Jewish history and thought, explores how prayer is possible and its relationship to repentance in this program of Tikvah.

An opening prayer and thoughts to set the mood for the chant of the Kol Nidre, the most solemn moment in the Jewish year.

Rabbi Angela Buchdahl provides live Kol Nidre Eve services from Central Synagogue in New York City.

JBS presents pre-recorded Orthodox Yom Kippur Services from the Hampton Synagogue.

Rabbi Angela Buchdahl provides live Kol Nidre Eve services from Central Synagogue in New York City.

Rabbi Mark S. Golub sets the mood for the Kol Nidre prayer, reflecting upon how to be a blessing to oneself and loved ones and the importance of viewing life through expressions of blessing; from Chavurot Aytz Chayim and Deevray Torah.

Rabbi Angela Buchdahl provides live Kol Nidre Eve services from Central Synagogue in New York City.

JBS presents pre-recorded Orthodox Yom Kippur Services from the Hampton Synagogue.

Rabbi Angela Buchdahl provides live Kol Nidre Eve services from Central Synagogue in New York City.

Rabbi Mark S. Golub sets the mood for the Kol Nidre prayer, reflecting upon how to be a blessing to oneself and loved ones and the importance of viewing life through expressions of blessing; from Chavurot Aytz Chayim and Deevray Torah.

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

Rabbi Meir Soloveichik explores Yom Kippur and what its call to repentance teaches about human nature, rejecting the idea that we are inherently fallen and finding instead a message of faith, hope and divine purpose. A program of Tikvah.

JBS presents pre-recorded Orthodox Yom Kippur Services from the Hampton Synagogue.

Jennifer Apple, the star of the show "Hannah Senesh," joins to discuss taking on this role, and the impact and legacy of Hannah Senesh.

JBS televises the live Yom Kippur "Family Service" with Rabbi Angela Buchdahl and Cantor Daniel Mutlu from Central Synagogue in NYC.

Rabbi Meir Soloveichik explores Yom Kippur and what its call to repentance teaches about human nature, rejecting the idea that we are inherently fallen and finding instead a message of faith, hope and divine purpose. A program of Tikvah.

JBS televises Yom Kippur services led by Rabbi Angela Buchdahl from Central Synagogue in New York City.

The rabbi explores the notion of choosing life as it relates to midrash on the Torah portion "Atem Nitzavim," and helps to keep others from loneliness.

JBS televises Yom Kippur services led by Rabbi Angela Buchdahl from Central Synagogue in New York City.

The rabbi explores the notion of choosing life as it relates to midrash on the Torah portion "Atem Nitzavim," and helps to keep others from loneliness.

The rabbi explores the notion of choosing life as it relates to midrash on the Torah portion "Atem Nitzavim," and helps to keep others from loneliness.

Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter, scholar of Jewish history and thought, explores how prayer is possible and its relationship to repentance in this program of Tikvah.

The rabbi explores the notion of choosing life as it relates to midrash on the Torah portion "Atem Nitzavim," and helps to keep others from loneliness.

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

A soul-stirring concert of nigunim, where ancient prayers meet new songs, masterful improvisations, and ethereal harmonies in a powerful blend of performance and ritual.

Vocabulary, and a complete review of all Hebrew letters and vowels.

Rabbi Avi Weiss takes us on a journey through Yom Kippur, from Kol Nidre to the final shofar. The founder of Yeshivat Chovevei Torah and Maharat on teshuva as a return to yourself, love as a decision and why the holiest day is also a day of joy.

Rabbi Rick Jacobs, president of the Union for Reform Judaism, the largest Jewish movement in North America, and a leading voice on Jewish life and Israel, joins Abigail Pogrebin.

Tal Becker, Senior Fellow, Shalom Hartman Institute, explores the choice between fear and agency, drawing on the Book of Genesis and modern Jewish thinkers to ask how taking responsibility for our choices can shape who we become.

Elana Stein Hain from Shalom Hartman Institute explores what Jewish faith demands in an era of isolation and uncertainty, drawing on ancient wisdom to consider the meaning of modern emunah.

Rabbi Meir Soloveichik explores Sukkot through art and Jewish history, examining the tension between Jewish particularism and universalism and the possibility of balancing religious faith with the modern world. A program of Tikvah.

Shai Held, Founding President, Dean and Chair in Jewish Thought of Hadar Institute, discusses growing up with Survivor Zionist parents and how his upbringing shaped his life and Jewish journey.

Vocabulary, and a complete review of all Hebrew letters and vowels.

The late Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks delivers a keynote on the dangers of outsourcing morality in the West as he accepts the 2016 templeton prize at a ceremony in London.

Rabbi Meir Soloveichik explores Sukkot through art and Jewish history, examining the tension between Jewish particularism and universalism and the possibility of balancing religious faith with the modern world. A program of Tikvah.

ILTV reporting from Israel and JBS coverage of American and global Jewish news, culture and community, hosted by Teisha Bader.

Israelis discuss politics and other pressing issues of the day; a production of ILTV in Israel.

Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi dissect the intense cultural and political fallout surrounding Naza, the award-winning Venice Film Festival documentary that accuses Israel of systematically embracing disproportionate civilian deaths in Gaza.

Rabbi Ken Spiro joins Justin Pines for part one of a Sukkot special on the Messiah: where the idea comes from, the checklist Mashiach must complete, why we are late Friday afternoon in history, and how we would know the real one.

Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, controversial founder and president of The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

Israelis discuss politics and other pressing issues of the day; a production of ILTV in Israel.

ILTV reporting from Israel and JBS coverage of American and global Jewish news, culture and community, hosted by Teisha Bader.

Rabbi Ken Spiro joins Justin Pines for part one of a Sukkot special on the Messiah: where the idea comes from, the checklist Mashiach must complete, why we are late Friday afternoon in history, and how we would know the real one.

Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, controversial founder and president of The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.