יום שישי, ד׳ תמוז תשפ״וFriday, June 19, 2026
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An unforgettable hour with Rabbi Kahana about his amazing life!
Jewish destiny, the “rear-view mirror” of history.
An exclusive behind-the-scenes peek of the musical production, “Ruth & Naomi in the Fields of Bethlehem”.
Jews today should dwell in the Land of Israel or at least yearn to do so.
The film dramatically documents the outcry in Europe, the United States, and Israel, with twenty-four governments and the Vatican intervening on behalf of the defendants, demanding their freedom.
What shocking incident happened that motivated this man to enter the field of emergency medical services?
All about Jewish professionals, and addictions.
Jewish Super-Heroes helping others.
Grown-up life from the famous Yeshiva Boys Choir.
The Maccabees and the latest anti-Israel resolution at the U.N.
Hillary Clinton would be a far more preferable U.S. President for Russian interests had she won the U.S. elections.
Moran Sabbah’s amazing story of show business success, and what came of her investigation of authentic Judaism!
The world's most important media platforms burnish Erekat's standing, providing him with a world-class megaphone for views that it's generous to called bigoted and loathsome.
Do we need to be a superhero in order to do heroic things in life?
Stick with your New Year’s resolutions!
A survivor of a house fire with burns to over 80% of her body, tells all.
Heather speaks with three inspiring Israelis who were born outside of the Land of Israel, made Aliyah, and overcame many obstacles to claim their place in the Land!
Who is your own personal hero beyond these U.S. elections?
In the wake of 9-11, almost the entire nation felt a sense of unity, an overwhelming gratefulness to firefighters and police who risked and in many cases lost their lives. Where has all this gone?
This week, Heather talks with three visionaries who have, as Captain James T. Kirk says, “boldly gone where no man has gone before.”
By Jeff Dunetz
Not just hot dogs and parades, Memorial Day is meant to remember the fallen heroes who served the citizens of the United States of America
It would have been impossible to carry out the Holocaust without the complicity of so many governments, groups, and individuals.
Parshat Achrei Mot represents a transition in the book of Vayikra from an emphasis on Aharon and his sons to the Jewish people as a whole
In California, Columbus Day became Indigenous People's Day, which sounds like a Marxist terrorist group's holiday.
