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Live Reform Friday night and Erev Sukkot services led by Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, Cantor Dan Mutlu and the clergy and orchestra of Central Synagogue in Manhattan.

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

Joining JBS CEO Justin Pines to explore the Torah, people, and historical events shaping the Jewish journey.

Jonah Platt takes the stage in Atlanta for a special concert combining music and conversation, reflecting on his Broadway career, Jewish identity, Israel and his path from acting to Jewish advocacy.

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

Live Reform Friday night and Erev Sukkot services led by Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, Cantor Dan Mutlu and the clergy and orchestra of Central Synagogue in Manhattan.

For the Festival Sukkot (Festival of Booths), an explanation of the significance and the symbols of the holiday. With Rabbi Mark S. Golub.

Live Reform Friday night and Erev Sukkot services led by Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, Cantor Dan Mutlu and the clergy and orchestra of Central Synagogue in Manhattan.

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.

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.

Staying informed with the news and headlines.

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

Preschoolers celebrate the festival of Sukkot by building and decorating a harvest booth, singing songs, and sharing snacks. Story by Latifa Berry Kropf, photography by Tod Cohen. A Kar-Ben book read by Ruth Golub.

The story of a giant yellow bird who collects the animals for the ark; author Jacqueline Jules creates the Ziz character from a mythological bird mentioned in the Book of Psalms.

Staying informed with the news and headlines.

Joining JBS CEO Justin Pines to explore the Torah, people, and historical events shaping the Jewish journey.

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

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

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 and Sukkot services led by Rabbi Marc Schneier and Rabbi Avraham Bronstein, with Cantor Netanel Hershtik and Maestro Izhak Haimov and the Hampton Synagogue Choir.

Joining JBS CEO Justin Pines to explore the Torah, people, and historical events shaping the Jewish journey.

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.

Aish HaTorah lecturer and author Ken Spiro ("World Perfect" and "Destiny") discusses antisemitism as anti-Zionism, American Jewry and today's Democratic Party, and the core values of Jewish idealism.

Abigail Pogrebin sits with author and cultural commentator Bruce Feiler, whose latest book A Time to Gather explores the power of ritual and connection in contemporary life.

Pre-recorded Orthodox Sukkot 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 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.

Abby Pogrebin speaks with Rabbi Dalia Marx about her book "From Time to Time," a rich exploration of the Jewish calendar that weaves together poetry, prayers, songs and a distinctively Israeli, feminist approach to each Hebrew month.

Jennifer Breheny Wallace, New York Times bestselling author, joins Zibby Owens to explore the importance of Mattering and how small words and actions can help others feel valued while bringing greater meaning to our own lives.

Jonah Platt takes the stage in Atlanta for a special concert combining music and conversation, reflecting on his Broadway career, Jewish identity, Israel and his path from acting to Jewish advocacy.

Pre-recorded Orthodox Sukkot 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.

"Top Chef Canada" host, cookbook author and social media entrepreneur Eden Grinshpan celebrates her second cookbook "Tahini Baby" and shares her Middle Eastern-inspired vegetarian dishes with Broma Bakery's Sarah Fennel.

Jonah Platt takes the stage in Atlanta for a special concert combining music and conversation, reflecting on his Broadway career, Jewish identity, Israel and his path from acting to Jewish advocacy.

Columbia professor Shai Davidai, Professor Andrew Pessin and student leader Tali Smus examine anti-Zionism and antisemitism on university campuses, from their ideological roots and normalization to the experiences of students confronting them.

Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi engage in constructive disagreement as they discuss the moral aspects of topics affecting Israel, world Jewry and the future of Zionism.

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.

Dr. Erica Brown, Vice Provost for Values and Leadership at Yeshiva University, joins Justin to discuss the holiday of Sukkot and the megillah read on Sukkot, Ecclesiastes (Kohelet), and reflects on faith after October 7.

Justin is joined by Jewish educator, author and activist Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz to explore the lessons of Sukkot, the call to justice, the future of Jewish life; they also discuss how joy, humility and activism intersect in Jewish tradition.

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

Jonah Platt takes the stage in Atlanta for a special concert combining music and conversation, reflecting on his Broadway career, Jewish identity, Israel and his path from acting to Jewish advocacy.

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

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.

Gateways Organization senior lecturer and author Rabbi Mordechai Becher selects a theme from the traditional compendium of Jewish Law.

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

Pre-recorded Orthodox Sukkot 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.

Aish HaTorah lecturer and author Ken Spiro ("World Perfect" and "Destiny") discusses antisemitism as anti-Zionism, American Jewry and today's Democratic Party, and the core values of Jewish idealism.

Justin is joined by Jewish educator, author and activist Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz to explore the lessons of Sukkot, the call to justice, the future of Jewish life; they also discuss how joy, humility and activism intersect in Jewish tradition.

Pre-recorded Orthodox Sukkot 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.

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

ILTV English Language News from Israel.

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

Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, President of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, discusses his personal journey, answers his critics and analyzes Israeli and Jewish life today.

Yehuda Kurtzer, Shalom Hartman Institute President, explores three biblical models of humanity - creator, social being and fragile mortal - and how Jewish tradition can help us balance human potential and power with responsibility and vulnerability.

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.

Justin is joined by Jewish educator, author and activist Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz to explore the lessons of Sukkot, the call to justice, the future of Jewish life; they also discuss how joy, humility and activism intersect in Jewish tradition.

Abigail Pogrebin sits with author and cultural commentator Bruce Feiler, whose latest book A Time to Gather explores the power of ritual and connection in contemporary life.

ILTV English Language News from Israel.

Yehuda Kurtzer, Shalom Hartman Institute President, explores three biblical models of humanity - creator, social being and fragile mortal - and how Jewish tradition can help us balance human potential and power with responsibility and vulnerability.

ILTV English Language News from Israel.

Justin is joined by Jewish educator, author and activist Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz to explore the lessons of Sukkot, the call to justice, the future of Jewish life; they also discuss how joy, humility and activism intersect in Jewish tradition.

Aish HaTorah lecturer and author Ken Spiro ("World Perfect" and "Destiny") discusses antisemitism as anti-Zionism, American Jewry and today's Democratic Party, and the core values of Jewish idealism.

Gateways Organization senior lecturer and author Rabbi Mordechai Becher selects a theme from the traditional compendium of Jewish Law.

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

ILTV English Language News from Israel.

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

ILTV English Language News from Israel.

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

For the Festival Sukkot (Festival of Booths), an explanation of the significance and the symbols of the holiday. With Rabbi Mark S. Golub.

Justin is joined by Jewish educator, author and activist Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz to explore the lessons of Sukkot, the call to justice, the future of Jewish life; they also discuss how joy, humility and activism intersect in Jewish tradition.

Columbia professor Shai Davidai, Professor Andrew Pessin and student leader Tali Smus examine anti-Zionism and antisemitism on university campuses, from their ideological roots and normalization to the experiences of students confronting them.

ILTV English Language News from Israel.

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

Jonah Platt takes the stage in Atlanta for a special concert combining music and conversation, reflecting on his Broadway career, Jewish identity, Israel and his path from acting to Jewish advocacy.

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.

For the Festival Sukkot (Festival of Booths), an explanation of the significance and the symbols of the holiday. With Rabbi Mark S. Golub.

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

A look into the stories, people, cultural sights and events that make up Israeli life.

JNS Bureau Chief Alex Traiman and journalist Josh Hasten break down the week's events in Israel, offering clear, timely news and analysis on The Jerusalem Minute.

Susannah Heschel, scholar and author, joins Abigail Pogrebin to discuss her critical examination of the obstacles women face in the field and how gender has shaped its history and culture.

Abby Ginzberg, director and producer, joins Eric Goldman to discuss her documentary on Henrietta Szold, founder of Hadassah and pioneering Jewish American humanitarian who helped rescue thousands of Jewish children from Nazi Europe.

Israeli actress Ayelet Zurer discusses her feelings about acting and creating art, and describes portraying the Haredi widow Elisheva on the series "Shtisel.".

A look into the stories, people, cultural sights and events that make up Israeli life.

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

Susannah Heschel, scholar and author, joins Abigail Pogrebin to discuss her critical examination of the obstacles women face in the field and how gender has shaped its history and culture.

Abby Ginzberg, director and producer, joins Eric Goldman to discuss her documentary on Henrietta Szold, founder of Hadassah and pioneering Jewish American humanitarian who helped rescue thousands of Jewish children from Nazi Europe.

Israeli actress Ayelet Zurer discusses her feelings about acting and creating art, and describes portraying the Haredi widow Elisheva on the series "Shtisel.".

A look into the stories, people, cultural sights and events that make up Israeli life.

Staying informed with the news and headlines.

Susannah Heschel, scholar and author, joins Abigail Pogrebin to discuss her critical examination of the obstacles women face in the field and how gender has shaped its history and culture.

Abby Ginzberg, director and producer, joins Eric Goldman to discuss her documentary on Henrietta Szold, founder of Hadassah and pioneering Jewish American humanitarian who helped rescue thousands of Jewish children from Nazi Europe.

Israeli actress Ayelet Zurer discusses her feelings about acting and creating art, and describes portraying the Haredi widow Elisheva on the series "Shtisel.".

JNS Bureau Chief Alex Traiman and journalist Josh Hasten break down the week's events in Israel, offering clear, timely news and analysis on The Jerusalem Minute.

"Top Chef Canada" host, cookbook author and social media entrepreneur Eden Grinshpan celebrates her second cookbook "Tahini Baby" and shares her Middle Eastern-inspired vegetarian dishes with Broma Bakery's Sarah Fennel.

Staying informed with the news and headlines.

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

Susannah Heschel, scholar and author, joins Abigail Pogrebin to discuss her critical examination of the obstacles women face in the field and how gender has shaped its history and culture.

Abby Ginzberg, director and producer, joins Eric Goldman to discuss her documentary on Henrietta Szold, founder of Hadassah and pioneering Jewish American humanitarian who helped rescue thousands of Jewish children from Nazi Europe.

Staying informed with the news and headlines.

A look into the stories, people, cultural sights and events that make up Israeli life.

How the name of God is written in the Torah; clarifying some of the misconceptions about the way people pronounce God's name.

JNS Bureau Chief Alex Traiman and journalist Josh Hasten break down the week's events in Israel, offering clear, timely news and analysis on The Jerusalem Minute.

Susannah Heschel, scholar and author, joins Abigail Pogrebin to discuss her critical examination of the obstacles women face in the field and how gender has shaped its history and culture.

Abby Ginzberg, director and producer, joins Eric Goldman to discuss her documentary on Henrietta Szold, founder of Hadassah and pioneering Jewish American humanitarian who helped rescue thousands of Jewish children from Nazi Europe.

Staying informed with the news and headlines.

A look into the stories, people, cultural sights and events that make up Israeli life.

JNS Bureau Chief Alex Traiman and journalist Josh Hasten break down the week's events in Israel, offering clear, timely news and analysis on The Jerusalem Minute.

Columbia professor Shai Davidai, Professor Andrew Pessin and student leader Tali Smus examine anti-Zionism and antisemitism on university campuses, from their ideological roots and normalization to the experiences of students confronting them.

Israeli actress Ayelet Zurer discusses her feelings about acting and creating art, and describes portraying the Haredi widow Elisheva on the series "Shtisel.".

How the name of God is written in the Torah; clarifying some of the misconceptions about the way people pronounce God's name.

Dr. Erica Brown, Vice Provost for Values and Leadership at Yeshiva University, joins Justin to discuss the holiday of Sukkot and the megillah read on Sukkot, Ecclesiastes (Kohelet), and reflects on faith after October 7.

Staying informed with the news and headlines.

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

As critical polling deadlines approach, Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi confront the sobering reality of Israel's impending political stalemate.

Historian Rabbi Ken Spiro traces the Torah from Sinai to today - written and oral law, the Mishnah and Talmud, moments it was nearly lost, the Dead Sea Scrolls, and how Jewish law is derived today. Part of the Sukkot & Simchat Torah series.

Rabbi, lecturer and best-selling author Joseph Telushkin discusses the Jewish tradition through the lens of his book "Words That Hurt, Words That Heal.".

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

Staying informed with the news and headlines.

Historian Rabbi Ken Spiro traces the Torah from Sinai to today - written and oral law, the Mishnah and Talmud, moments it was nearly lost, the Dead Sea Scrolls, and how Jewish law is derived today. Part of the Sukkot & Simchat Torah series.

Rabbi, lecturer and best-selling author Joseph Telushkin discusses the Jewish tradition through the lens of his book "Words That Hurt, Words That Heal.".