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A daughter and her dad talk about everything Jewish: Holidays, Shabbat, Stories, Songs, Jokes and much more.

The 92nd Street Y is about people. The people of New York City, the United States and the world. It's about people who entertain and challenge, inform and educate. Founded in 1874, the 92nd Street Y today has evolved into a world-renowned community and cultural center, an organization of exhilarating vitality and remarkable diversity, a proudly Jewish institution that reaches out to people of every race, ethnicity, religion, age and economic class.

The inside scoop on upcoming Jewish Music, Kosher Food and Jewish Entertainment.

Have you been wondering about your role in the universe? Are you tired of pandering to the world? Are you thirsty to hear the words of Torah coming forth from Zion? A Light Unto the Nations is the show for you. Ari & Jeremy share their personal insights as well as interview and debate Jewish and Gentile personalities, addressing political and spiritual issues. Past interviews have included ambassador Alan Keyes, archeologist Vendyl Jones, author John Mershimer and Pastor John Hagee.

This site features academic programming from the major universities in Israel.

This is a delightfully creative music station that is produced daily by Yosi & Tzvia in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. They welcome mix tapes, station ids, demos, audio tapes, etc. and will incorporate them into their shows.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad has become the world's leading denier of the Holocaust. In Jerusalem, Noah Flug, President of the Auschwitz International Committee, of former prisoners of Auschwitz has sent an invitation to the Iranian leader to visit the death camp to see it for himself.

Aishaudio.com offers a searchable database of hundreds of high-quality talks from Aish HaTorah's "Voices from Jerusalem" collection, including discussions on Jewish history, ethics, law, family, Torah, marriage, holidays, and other topics.

This website introduces English-speakers to the Hebrew alphabet through various learning materials, from flash cards to script practice pages and Hebrew words. Although geared toward children, it is a good learning tool for adults as well.

Go'el and Dovid relate practical advice and personal inspiration to ensure the success of your move to Israel. They interview professionals from aliyah organizations as well as profile new immigrants just like you to help make your aliyah dream a reality. Topics include what community to live in, how to find a job, and various struggles and triumphs that make up the English speaking immigrant experience. Plus your calls, emails and instant messages featured live on the air.

The AJC has launched ajcarchives.org, a massive online archive that contains materials from AJC's last hundred years. The website features speeches, radio programs, commercials, articles and much more. See and hear Bella Abzug, George Burns, Gerson Cohen, Abba Eban, Hank Greenberg, Mordecai Kaplan, Golda Meir, Arthur Miller, Molly Picon, Neil Simon, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Rosalyn Yalow and much more.

Global Jewish Radio, a multimedia initiative of the American Jewish Committee, serves to keep Jews worldwide informed and connected. Radio talks, which feature world leaders and AJC experts, discuss topics from the Holocaust to anti-Semitism, political discourse in America, Islamic terrorism, and contemporary Jewish communities around the world, among other diverse subjects.

The ATS online audio programs let you hear about groundbreaking discoveries from Technion scientists. Founded in 1941 to support the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology,the ATS is the largest American organization supporting Israeli higher education. It supports groundbreaking research in areas such as nanotechnology, stem cells, cancer and aerospace research and provides funding for graduate scholarships, fellowships and many other student support programs.

The John W. Kluge Center and the American Academy of Religion presented panel discussions on America's religious origins and on international religious freedom at the Library of Congress.The first panel, "Writing the Story of America's Religious Origins," was cosponsored by the National History Center. Participants included Susan Jacoby, Mark Noll, Steve R. Prothero and Jonathan D. Sarna. Catherine L. Albanese presided.

This website provides broadcasters, commentators, journalists, and media personalities with firsthand accounts of Israeli society, culture, and geography in order to generate informed public discourse about the country and the region.

Israeli novelist and peace activist Amos Oz addresses present conflicts in Israel in the context of the general conflict between fanaticism and tolerance.

Amos Oz, acclaimed Israeli novelist, peace activist, and professor at the Ben Gurion University of the Negev, speaks about life in Israel. Princeton University, November 10, 2003.

Andy Grove, founder of Intel, was born in Hungary in 1936. He came to this country about fifty years ago. Andy was born on the wrong side of history. He was born on September 2, 1936 in Budapest. He's of Jewish origin—non-practicing. Nevertheless to be a Jew in Hungary, whether observant or not, the Nazis didn't make those distinctions.

Welcome to animatedhebrew.com! This site is my attempt to offer something to the community of those who have an interest in learning Biblical Hebrew.

Welcome to antithesistherapper.com, home of Antithesis, The Zionist Rapper. Since recording Ima Mechaka Babayit in 2001, which the Chief Rabbi of Great Britain, Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Sacks, described as a "very novel prayer," Antithesis's fame for thought-provoking Zionist and Israel related rap and hip hop music has spread far and wide.

High-ranking Israeli and Egyptian diplomats discuss the latest developments in and the prospects for the Middle East peace process.

Arutz Sheva, based in Israel , is a site that offers a very rich variety of programming in English, Hebrew, French and Russian – including news, discussion, music, and Torah. Video and radio daily news reports are among the very best available in English. Music programming is substantial and worth exploring.

Arutz Sheva's Jukebox is a unique source of a vast amount of wonderful, non-commerical music. For music lovers, this is a "must hear".

The AJL Podcast brings you the best talks on Jewish literature and the Jewish library world, with respected experts and popular authors. Please check back periodically, as new lectures will be added to the series.

This site features Rosh Hashana and Passover broadcasts from Temple Emanu-El in New York City, as well as readings from the Haggadah.

This audio lecture, which interprets the Kabbalah and Chassidut, expounds upon the deep meaning and purpose of meditation. It guides us through a meditation on the inner meanings of the Hebrew year 5764 – from the secrets of music to our “inner

Broadcast every Sunday morning for almost 25 years, “Awake, Alive and Jewish” is a unique blend of joyous music, interviews, educational features, Israeli news, and irreverent banter between the hosts designed to appeal to young families and the larger community.

I'm a Jew living in the Holy City of Yerushalayim. Since rediscovering my roots in my early 20's I've been studying Torah and publishing translations and commentaries -- and now I'm using Internet to connect with fellow seekers all over the world and

The Baal Shem Tov is famous for his miraculous adventures. His mystical legends can be discovered on this page through listening to weekly audios. It has been said that if you believe all the stories, you're a fool. If you believe none of the stories, you're more of a fool. Enjoy!

BabagaNewz is a full-color monthly classroom magazine for grades 4-7 that thoughtfully analyzes major news stories, religious holidays, cultural events, and youth trends that play an important part in our children's lives.

The Barry Reisman show is a program of contemporary and nostalgic Yiddish and Israeli music broadcast every Monday through Thursday starting at 3 pm, EST. It has been on the air in Philadelphia since 1965, making it one of the longest running programs of any kind in the Delaware Valley.

Susan Handelman, professor at Bar-Ilan University, Israel, analyzes the dramatic encounters of the most famous teachers in Jewish tradition with their students in the heat of debate during study. She explores the relationships between students and teachers, which reveal the deeper meaning of Jewish learning and tradition.

Becoming Jewish is an online information source for those considering conversion to Judaism, in the process of converting, ba'al teshuva (returnees to Judasim), Righteous Gentiles (B'nei Noach), and anyone interested in learning about Judaism.

BBC reporter Patrick Gordon Walker was among the press corps during the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in Northern Germany on April 15, 1945. Over the next few weeks, he documented what he saw, recording the first Sabbath ceremony openly conducted on German soil since the beginning of the war, interviewing survivors, and speaking to British Tommies about what they had witnessed at liberation.

Welcome to Beth Adam's podcast directory. Now you can be connected to our community no matter where you are. We plan to add podcasts of Rabbi Barr's messages every Tuesday.

Beth Hatefutsoth, the Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora, exists to convey the story of the Jewish people from the time of their expulsion from the Land of Israel 2,500 years ago to the present. Located in Tel Aviv, Israel, it relates the unique story of the continuity of the Jewish people through exhibition, education and cultural endeavours, providing multiple avenues of personal historical identification. Our hope is that by sharing the unique story of Jewish endurance, new generations may find the key to their own. Many come and experience: young and old, religious and secular, Israelis and tourists, civilians and soldiers.

BEYOND THE PALE explores cutting edge Jewish culture and offers local, national, and international political debate and analysis from a Jewish perspective.

BICOM, the British Israel Communications and Research Centre, is an independent organisation devoted to creating a better understanding of Israel in the UK. Listen and watch leading experts analysing the latest developments in the Middle East. These podcasts require the use of iTunes; instructions for use on available on the BICOM site.

JLTV's sister radio station—JLTV features news and sports, movies, music videos, documentaries, magazine programs, shows for children and young adults, comedy and more.

Binah: Creative Voices from the JCCSF is a series which features many of the remarkable artists and thinkers who speak at the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco.

These podcasts were created from recordings of Louis Brandsdorfer’s mother, who recollected her experiences of the Shoah. She describes how many members of her family, from a small Polish town near the German border, died, while she and her sister survived. The quality of the recordings varies.

Bnei Baruch is a diverse movement of many thousands of students worldwide. Each student chooses his or her own path and intensity, according to one's personal conditions and abilities. In recent years, the group has grown into a movement engaged in voluntary educational projects, presenting genuine Kabbalah sources in contemporary language. The essence of the message disseminated by Bnei Baruch is unity of the people, unity of nations and love of man.

Hosted by Heidi Estrin, this podcast features author interviews, book and music reviews, and comments from Jewish readers. Featured personalities include Markus Zusak, Alice Hoffman, Steve Brodsky, Mordicai Gerstein, and others.

למרות שאיש לא האמין, ואף אחד לא נתן הרבה תקוות, זה היה נראה חלום ורוד אך לא מעבר… אך למרות הכל זה קרה! חבורה של חסידי ברסלב, ובראשם הרב אהוד שדה, החליטו להקים תחנת רדיו, שתיקרא "רדיו ברסלב", שתשדר את דיבוריו, תורותיו, ומשנתו של רבי נחמן מברסלב בשידור חי לאלפי מאזינים מידי יום.

The mission of Brit Tzedek v’Shalom, the Jewish Alliance for Justice and Peace, is to educate and mobilize American Jews in support of a negotiated two-state resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This is a webcast of their February 18-19, 2006 West Coast Regional Conference entitled “From the Ground Up: Building Israeli-Palestinian Peace in Uncertain Times”, which was held in San Francisco. Speakers included Rabbi Roberto Graetz, Marcia Freedman, Stephen P. Cohen and Amjad Atallah.

On September 15, 2006, Philip Zelikow delivered the opening keynote address at The Washington Institute’s annual Weinberg Founders Conference. Mr. Zelikow is a counselor to the Department of State, serving as the secretary of state’s senior policy advisor on a wide range of issues.

“Humanizing the Israel-Palestine Conflict: A Day of Mutual Recognition.” The site contains Berkeley students’ statements of recognition and empathy; a talk by Rabbi Michael Lerner about the Middle East conflict; music; discussion by Mr. Al-Atar, Director of Palestinians for Peace and Democracy; and other dialogues. University of California, Berkeley, International House Auditorium, May 4, 2003.

I get too many calls to help friends with their computer woes. Instead of having the same conversation over and over, I figured I'd open up a podcast here so people can download and learn about all sorts of things to enrich their cantorate.

Cantors World was founded by Cantor Benny Rogosnitzky and Charlie Bernhaut in January, 2003 with the goal of helping to revive interest in traditional chazzonus through quality and creative programs. Their concerts have drawn sold-out crowds with a varied audience, from the most religious or Chassidic background to the unaffiliated and extremely secular.

Click on the song title to hear the track in Real Audio by these artists: Alan Eder & Friends, Linda Hirschhorn, Laurence Juber & Craig Taubman, Ben Sidran with Lynette, Tzimmes, Joe Black, Judy Frankel, Sruli & Lisa, Jon Simon, Flory Jagoda, Peter Yarrow, Yom Hadash, and Debbie Friedman.

Welcome to Celebrate Series, which features well-known contemporary Jewish musicians and provides soundtracks for Jewish life and celebration.

This website offers outstanding and timely lectures and music from the Center for Jewish History in New York City. Topics include considerations of Freud, anti-Semitism, Klezmer, Baruch Spinoza, and Jews and genes, among others. The center is a joint venture of the American Jewish Historical Society, the Leo Baeck institute, YIVO Institute, Yeshiva University Museum, and the American Sephardi Federation.

The Center for Online Judaic Studies (COJS), is an organization which is revolutionizing the study of Jewish history with cutting-edge internet and digital imaging technologies, including webcasting. Their interactive encyclopedia, vast database of primary sources, multimedia presentations, and innovative educational materials serve as resources for students, teachers, adult learners, and scholars.

News and commentary, Yiddish and Klezmer music, and much more! Much of the site is in Russian.

Professor Calvin Goldscheider of Brown University presents this talk on Jewish values based on his interviews with European Jews who survived WWII. Produced by University of Washington, May 2000.

This vast collection of classes on Torah from Chabad of North Beverly Hills includes courses on Talmud, Torah, Chabad, Hebrew language, stories, Jewish laws and customs, and more.

This is Chabad’s national audio/video web presence. Hear and see recordings of the Rebbe, imaginative kids' programming, as well as discussions on Judaism, relationships, Kabbalah, Chassidic philosophy, Parshah, holidays, Jewish history, and more!

Tune in and celebrate! Chagigah brings you the best in Jewish and Israeli culture. A show that transcends any language barrier, Chagigah embraces classic Yiddish and klezmer music dating from 1914 to today. The music style becomes more contemporary as the show moves into traditional Israeli folk and the latest in Israeli rock. It's worth waking up for!

Chareidio is a global text and audio based news service delivering global and Jewish news without sensationalism, rhetoric or gossip. Primarily, we report material events that have already happened, doing our best to avoid repetition. Our stories are prepared by hand in accordance with our guidelines and religious axioms. Chareidio also offers several other services, including audio sound presentations, a daily audio news recap, and various other programs accessible at our site.

The program is an unrehearsed and informed discussion of current events; it is one of, if not the, best Jewish talk shows in existence today. Leon Charney is a prominent lawyer, author, and former adviser to President Jimmy Carter, who described Mr. Charney as the "unsung hero" of the Camp David Accords.

The Chassidic Jazz Project was formed in 1998 to fill a void in Jazz and World Music. It brings the music of the Jewish people to a larger audience by using jazz as a vehicle for musical expression. The Chassidic Jazz Project is comprised of seven musicians, including its leader, veteran jazz drummer and composer Reuben Hoch and internationally renowned percussionist Robert Thomas Jr.

Hear Real Audio™ Shiurim or see a video about the Chicago Community Kollel.

Free Jewish mp3 downloads on 26 all-star topics in Judaism. Jewish audio mp3s for the curious mind.

The Lookstein Center for Jewish Education of the School of Education at Bar-Ilan University is a service and research center deeply committed to enhancing the quality of Jewish education in the Diaspora. The Center seeks to develop and facilitate programs and projects that reflect, encourage, and foster ongoing growth and learning for the Jewish educator.

From Southern California Public Radio, 89.3-KPCC. A former Israeli soldier and a former Palestinian combatant and prisoner share their thoughts and experiences of the conflict in the middle-east. Shimon Katz and Suleiman Al Hamri work with Combatants for Peace, a joint Israeli-Palestinian group, working for non-violent solutions to the struggle.

In addition to classes on Torah Trope, Congregation provides the following for holiday readings: Shabbat Torah Trope, Shabbat Haftorah Trope, High Holy Day Torah Readings, and Purim Migillat

James Carroll's book, Constantine's Sword: The Church and the Jews, is both a powerful and disturbing analysis of the history of Christian, especially Roman Catholic, dealings with the Jews. He argues that Christians took anti-Semitic forks in the road when they might well have written a less tragic history by following another road.

Welcome to Beth Adam's podcast directory. Now you can be connected to our community no matter where you are. We plan to add podcasts of Rabbi Barr's messages every Tuesday.

On October 20, 2006, Robert Satloff, Akbar Ahmed, and Gregg Rickman addressed The Washington Institute’s Special Policy Forum. Dr. Satloff is the Institute’s executive director and author of Among the Righteous: Lost Stories from the Holocaust’s Long Reach into Arab Lands. Dr. Ahmed is the Ibn Khaldun chair of Islamic Studies at American University and former Pakistani high commissioner to Great Britain. Dr. Rickman is special envoy for monitoring and combating anti-Semitism with the State Department.

Professor Mendes-Flohr, Professor of Jewish Thought at Hebrew University, Jerusalem, seeks to compound and celebrate the ambiguities of post-traditional Jewish identities in the modern and post-modern periods while noting the discontinuities of such categories as faith, ritual, culture, territory, and ethnicity.

Here you will find a collection of resources for learning the Daf Yomi, the daily page of Talmud studied as part of a monumental program initiated by Rav Meir Shapiro in 1923 at the First World Congress of Agudath Israel in Vienna. Daf yomi shiurim are given by Rav Grossman of Los Angeles.

DanceInIsrael.com is a blog by Deborah Friedes with weekly articles, featured videos, event calendars, and audio podcasts about dance in Israel.

His Excellency Daniel Ayalon, Ambassador of the State of Israel to the United States, speaks on the Israeli Peace Strategy.

Become part of a group of university-educated and professional men committed to lifelong Jewish intellectual, spiritual, and personal growth. Listen to the latest weekly Parsha, annual alumni talks, and audio programs on special shiurim and holidays.

CNN's Wolf Blitzer interviews David Duke in Tehran at Holocaust denial conference, December 13, 2006.

Hamas is a well known terrorist organization that must be stopped. Hamas is a major setback to peace in the middle east, together we can make a difference. All videos, titles, descriptions & tags on this blog are directly embedded from youtube.

Ambassador Dennis Ross' address on "The Missing Peace: The Inside Story of the Fight for the Middle East Peace", delivered September 30, 2004. For more than 12 years, Ambassador Ross helped shape U.S. involvement in the Middle East peace process. Here, he discusses the lessons he learned and the advice he has offered for bringing peace to the region.

On September 16, 2006, Uzi Arad, Uzi Dayan, and Ephraim Sneh addressed The Washington Institute’s annual Weinberg Founders Conference. Mr. Arad is former head of research for Israel's foreign intelligence service, the Mossad. General Dayan is former head of Israel's National Security Council. Dr. Sneh is former deputy defense minister and current head of the Labor faction in the Israeli parliament.

The World of Yiddish / Di velt fun yidish / haOlam haYidi is devoted to Yiddish language, literature, and folklore. Special attention is given to Hebrew-Yiddish relations and the generations of bilingual (Hebrew and Yiddish) writers. The site presents classic Yiddish texts, e.g., Yehoyesh's monumental Yiddish translation of the Tanakh (Bible); reference and bibliographic materials, e.g., Louis Fridhandler's magisterial guide to the works of Shalom-Aleichem; and English abstracts of the Hebrew-language Khulyot, a journal of Yiddish studies.

E-Daf.com is an online source for Talmud Daf Yomi in Tzuras HaDaf. Listen to it in English, Hebrew, and Yiddish.

From “Speaking of Faith with Krista Tippett”, public radio's conversation about religion, meaning, ethics, and ideas. Part one of this series takes Einstein's science as a starting point for exploring the great physicist's perspective on ideas such as mystery, eternity, and the mind of God.

Part two of this series delves into Einstein's Jewish identity, his passionate engagement around issues of war and race, and modern extensions of his ethical and scientific perspectives.

This is a lecture by Robert Schulmann, professor, history, Johannes Gutenberg University. Before 1919 Einstein's political and social interests lay fallow, their moral roots unarticulated. This talk argues that it was his search for Jewish identity as a 40-year old, in the years after World War I, as well as his growing commitment to Zionism, that laid the foundation for his active political engagement.

Through her classes, lectures and travels, Esther Wein has been sharing Torah for many years. Sought after as a speaker, traveling around the country, she offers words of Torah and insight. She has taught in high schools and at the Jewish Renaissance Center, and currently gives weekly Parsha and Prayer classes in the Five Towns (NY).

אתניX היתה בשנות ה-90 אחת הלהקות המצליחות בישראל, ויותר מכך: מה שנראה תחילה כגימיק שיווקי שנולד מחוסר ברירה, הפך לסגנון מאוד מצליח ששינה את הפופ הישראלי ואת ההתייחסות למוסיקה מזרחית ישראלית.

Eyal Weizman, architect from Tel Aviv and London, discusses his research and map-making project for the human rights organization B'Tselem on violations of human rights by architecture and planning in the West Bank.

Malkah Fleisher discusses Jewish life from a woman's point of view in the insightful and inspiring Eyshet Chayil Show. Holidays, Jewish life-cycle events and spirituality are all featured. Topics include, health, pregnancy, self-help and more.

The Judaica Sound Archives is a major center for the collection, preservation and digitization of Judaica audio recordings.

The Folksbiene Yiddish Theatre, the longest-running Yiddish theatre company in the world, was founded in 1915. It was sustained by two of the company's veteran members – Morris Adler and Zypora Spaisman. In this American talker piece, Adler and Spaisman remember the half century they each spent with the theater.

A collection of over 4,200 videotaped interviews with witnesses and survivors of the Holocaust, the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies is part of the manuscripts and archives collections at Sterling Memorial Library, Yale University.

In Yiddish, the weekly radio magazine of the Forward newspaper broadcasts every Saturday evening at 9 pm, WWCA 570 AM, in New York and New Jersey.

Professor Chava Weissler explores the complex relationship of renewal interpretations of Kabbalah to classical forms of Jewish mysticism through teaching of

Any longstanding religion may experience outcroppings of the fundamentalist impulse. But this impulse has appeared most often and most clearly in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, the classic "Religions of the Book," all of which appeal to authoritative scriptures and traditions to validate them in their struggle with modernity and pluralism. In this panel discussion, the Baker Institute brings bring together leading analysts to explore the impact of these traditions on political developments in the Middle East and beyond.

What is this?! G-dcast is a place to watch cartoons based on the story Jews are reading in the Torah this week. Low commitment learning! Check out a different narrator for 4 minutes each week - some tell stories, some sing country songs. (And then there's the hip hoppers, too.) Whether you already know this story, or this is totally new stuff, you'll meet 54 new voices this year. New episodes drop Mondays.

Hear a shiur on Gemara Brochos, where we discuss the halachos of Shema, Tefillah and Brochos, delivered by Rabbi Avrohom Adler at the Kollel Boker in Zichron Chaim.

Chava Weissler explores the idea of gender and Jewish renewal. The majority of participants in the Jewish renewal movement are women. Several factors are at work here to explain this, such as the theology of the movement, which articulates the importance of the shekhinah, the feminine divine.

In its heyday in the 1930s, Yiddish radio flourished across America. Thirty stations in New York alone aired Jewish programming: advice shows, variety shows, man-on-the-street-interviews, news programs, music and game shows in both Yiddish and English. The programs in this collection afford us a snapshot of American Jewish life in the 1930s and 40s.

Audio snippets of classic Jewish songs, Chabad niggunim, and Chabad melodies for daily and holiday prayers. A gallery of videos of the Rebbe, and other Chabad activities. Videos include: The Rebbe speaking in English, The Rebbe at the ground breaking for 770, The Rebbe at various holidays.

Guilt & Pleasure is a new quarterly dealing with Jewish culture. Editor-in-chief Mireille Silcoff and contributor Gary Shteyngart tell us about the magazine's mission and preview the contents of the first issue (from "cowboys and farmers named Horovitz" to "Hasids vs. Brooklyn hipsters"). From The Leonard Lopate Show, December 22, 2005.

This is your chance to learn hebrew with a new weekly initiative, brought to you by Habonim Dror UK.

HADASSAH, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, is a volunteer women's organization, whose members are motivated and inspired to strengthen their partnership with Israel, ensure Jewish continuity, and realize their potential as a dynamic force in American society. Founded in 1912, Hadassah retains the passion and timeless values of its founder, Henrietta Szold, Jewish scholar and activist, who was dedicated to Judaism, Zionism, and the American ideal.

In German, this is the largest Jewish website in Europe with a wide selection of music links. It provides news about Jewish life in Germany, Europe, and information about Israel and the Middle East. The site includes pages on Judaism, Hebrew, Yiddish, and special topics for children. In recent years they have had to concentrate more on political work and education against antisemitism and neonazism on the Internet.

On February 28, 2006, The Washington Institute for Near East Policy Executive Director Robert Satloff appeared on PBS’s NewsHour with Jim Lehrer program to discuss international funding of the Palestinian Authority following Hamas’s victory in Palestinian parliamentary elections.

This holiday season gets swingin' with Hanukkah Swings! Kenny Ellis, a multi-faceted musical performer and cantor, makes Hanukkah hip for pop, jazz and big band lovers with his Favored Nations' Cool debut. Features brilliant ensemble arrangements by Emmy Award winning composer/arranger Harvey R. Cohen.

Find here a variety of versions of Hatikva, including music and lyrics, in Hebrew, Transliteration and English. One rendition is by Barbra Streisand. The title of the national anthem, HATIKVA, means "The Hope."

This live performance tells the stories of Emma Lazarus, an immigrant's daughter who became known as Lady Liberty's poet, and Irving Berlin, an immigrant who became one of America's best loved composers.

Welcome to the music of Hazzan Joanna S. Dulkin. Click “Play Now” next to the name of the song that you’d like to hear.

The Skirball Center links liberal Jews to Jewish study that is relevant and meaningful. At Skirball, Jewish study is infused with excitement and depth, complexity and diversity. Skirball enhances the search for what it means to be a human being and a

From the Skirball Center for Adult Jewish Learningat Temple Emanu-El. Lectures and courses for adults in every area of Jewish study. Engaging, diverse and pluralistic. Exploring what it means to be a human being and a Jew.

Here are direct links to recordings in Hebrew on the Israeli Snunit Kodesh site, provided by Audio Scriptures International and the United Bible Society, ©1976; they are not chanted with a melody, but are clearly pronounced in Sephardic-style

The goal of the Hebrew@Stanford multimedia pages is to share with the community of instructors and students of Hebrew the material which was developed at Stanford as well as to host content developed by other partners. These pages were designed not as an online course, but as tools to enrich and support other courses and programs.

Learning to speak conversational Hebrew was never this practical and enjoyable. Each lesson covers a topic with an interesting Hebrew dialog. You can learn Hebrew on the go by watching or just listening while you rest, travel, or work out. Each Hebrew lesson is further enhanced by a lesson guide, video, and flash cards.

The Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) is Australia's multicultural and multilingual public broadcaster. Here are its Hebrew offerings.

This site is an index of song lyrics that have been transliterated and translated from the Hebrew for the enjoyment of our readers worldwide. It links to the Israeli dance

The Department of Distance Education is pleased to offer selections from HUC-JIR's video and audio collection. Lectures cover a variety of topics of central interest to the Reform movement, including the 2000 Jewish population survey, Jewish mysticism, congregational education, sexuality, and healing.

Jewish residents of Hebron speak out about their lives, their history, their community, and Hebron in the Torah.

Hidabroot’s aim is to bring secular and religious Jews closer. This site provides information about Jewish heritage in a friendly and non-judgmental atmosphere, on topics ranging from personal stories to society and opinions, life after life, family and marriage, women, and spirituality and mysticism.

This site features various videos concerning the activities of the Hillel Jewish student organization, including presentations by Natan Sharansky and Alan Dershowitz.

“Hip Hop Shabbat” is a CD that turned into an experience. It's an experiment that turned into a unique ceremony, and it's hip-hop that connects Jewish people to their

A Fox News report dealing with Holocaust deniers and the Iranian December 2006 conference on the Holocaust.

During the Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Day official ceremony that takes place at Yad Vashem, six torches representing the six million murdered Jews are lit. The online testimonies and stories of each of the torchlighters are presented here. Yad Vashem, which produces this site, is the Jewish people’s memorial to the murdered Six Million and symbolizes the ongoing confrontation with the rupture engendered by the Holocaust.

HonestReporting.com is a website dedicated to ensuring that Israel receives fair media coverage by scrutinizing the worldwide media for anti-Israel bias.

Reb Moshe has been teaching Torah online for 10 years. All are welcome and we are sure that every Jew will be able to quench their thirsty neshamos, souls, throughout our websites.

The “Idan Raichel Project” was Idan’s first ever solo album, and it introduced him to the small niche of world-music fans on the Israeli music scene. The album was a first of its kind. It presented an anonymous composer/producer who borrowed elements from various genres and mixed them together in a unique fashion.

Venue: Books Inc. - Mountain View, CA. Daveed Gartenstein-Ross speaks about “My Year Inside Radical Islam: A Memoir”. Raised by parents who were Jewish by birth but dismissive of strict dogma, the author reveals his experience of converting to Islam and recounts a story of how a good faith can be distorted and a decent soul can be seduced away from its principles.

This site contains a gallery of videos of the Rebbe and other Chabad leaders and activities. Videos include ones on the Rebbe speaking in English, the Rebbe at the ground breaking for the main Chabad shul in Brooklyn, the Rebbe at various holidays, Senator Joseph Lieberman in conversation with the Rebbe, and more.

NPR report, December 11, 2006, on the two-day conference that brings together Holocaust deniers and foes of Israel from around the world

A BBC report, December 11, 2006, on the Iranian December 2006 conference on the Holocaust.

“All Things Considered,” NPR, May 9, 2005. As related in this audio piece, in 2003, U.S. forces discovered a cache of documents and sacred texts that had belonged to Iraq's once-thriving Jewish community in a flooded basement of Saddam Hussein's secret police. The records were transported to the U.S., where efforts to restore them are stalled by a shortage of funds.

Irshad Manji is the author of the controversial bestseller, "The Trouble With Islam Today: A Muslim's Call for Reform in Her Faith". This event took place on April 19, 2005 in Pauley Ballroom, UC Berkeley.

Venue: World Affairs Council of Northern California - San Francisco, CA. “Muslims in the West - with Olivier Roy”. Olivier Roy is one of Europe's most noted experts on Islam, with particular expertise on the globalization of Islam and its expression in the West. He has recently made the point that Islamism, or radical political Islam, is growing worldwide as is the radicalization of Muslims in the West. Roy discusses these trends and their underlying causes.

In February 2004, The Library of America hosted a discussion dedicated to Isaac Bashevis Singer's life and works. Select from these links for audio of the discussion (1 hour, 22 minutes), which begins with an exploration of Singer and the Yiddish literary tradition.

IsraCast is a Jerusalem-based multimedia broadcast and distribution network that focuses on Israeli foreign affairs and defense issues. Its purpose is to disseminate reliable and accurate information and provide the worldwide public with an objective picture of events in the Middle East.

Israel21c works with existing institutions and the media to inform Americans about 21st-century Israel, its people, its institutions, and its contributions to global society. Israel21c creates, aggregates, and broadly disseminates high-quality information to the American public about the Israel that exists beyond the pervasive imagery of conflict that characterizes so much of western media reporting.

Ben Bresky interviews the latest Israeli and Jewish artists and covers a wide range of styles from Carlebach, cantorial, klezmer, Israeli trance, Mizrachi, rock, Sephardic, hasidic and everything in between. The Beat brings you live in-studio performances with up and coming Israeli musicians as well as interviews with the stars of the Jewish music world. Plus your music requests and the free CD give-away air live on the show. Past interviews have included Matisyahu, Avraham Fried, and Miri Ben-Ari.

This site reports Israel’s high tech stories to the world, both as a service to the industry and to broadcast positive news about Israel around the globe. There are some fascinating developments going on in Israel’s high tech world, and this is where you will see and hear it first!

An excellent, weekly one hour radio show from central New Jersey focusing exclusively on contemporary Israeli music. Live, Sundays at 1 pm; programs are archived for later listening.

The London Review of Books' debate on John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt’s article published in March 2006. Panelists include Martin Indyk, John Mearsheimer, Shlomo Ben-Ami, Tony Judt, Rashid Khalidi and Dennis Ross.

News and background reports in both audio and video formats provide insightful presentations on topics related to Israel’s political and diplomatic situation.

Infolive.tv is Israel's first news television channel in four languages (English, French, Spanish, and Arabic) broadcasting live on the Internet. Infolive.tv produces a comprehensive daily live news bulletin that includes debates, editorials, interview, and reports.

Israel Broadcast Authority's Reka channel which broadcasts in foreign languages, such as English, French and Yiddish.

These are the official radio and TV stations of the State of Israel. Broadcasts are in English, Hebrew, Arabic, and other languages. English language programs contain the latest news items and reports from Israel and the Middle East, as well as major international stories and issues relating to the Jewish communities of the Diaspora.

Playing the very best Israeli reggae music, Israeli dancehall music, Jewish reggae music, and reggae music with linkage to Israel, made by Israelis and international reggae artists, producers and bands, enjoy!

This site features video clips of real people on the frontlines of the global war against brutal terror. They face missile attacks, border incursions, kidnappings, suicide bombers, and unlimited daily threats designed to spread panic and fear. Yet the courageous people of Israel - men, women, and children of all ages, diverse backgrounds, and cultures - bravely stand together united to defeat an evil that threatens their nation and free societies throughout the world.

The official Israeli Song Contest Eurovision Site. Listen to the contestants and winners!

Israeli Music Videos Playlist #1 from JewishWebcasting.com on YouTube (21 music videos)

The United Nations’ webcast of the press conference of Mr. Dan Gillerman, Permanent Representative of Israel, rebutting and criticizing the UN General Assembly debate November 17, 2006 entitled “Illegal Israeli actions in Occupied East Jerusalem and the rest of the Occupied Palestinian Territory.”

Welcome to Israeli Music TV. Here you will find free jewish music video clips catering to the fast growing segment of young Jewish Americans who search out Israeli video, music, and sports clips.

January 5, 2006, #32: “Clinging to Life.” On this week's podcast, Dave talks about Israeli Prime Minister Sharon's worsening condition, reactions from around the world, and what the future may hold.

Thu, 5 January 2006. #32: Clinging to Life. On this week's podcast, Dave talks about Israeli Prime Minister Sharon's worsening condition, reactions from around the world, and what the future may hold.

Venue: World Economic Forum - Davos, Switzerland. The World Economic Forum: “Enough Is Enough - Israel and the Palestinian Territories”. Middle East leaders talk about a proposed Arab peace plan and efforts to achieve sustainable peace based on a two-state solution. Topics include the major obstacles to negotiating a peace settlement, building trust and momentum towards a resolution, and methods Israeli and Palestinian politicians could use to end a self-perpetuating cycle of violence.

Israel Seen presents the views of two quirky individuals who share a love of and commitment to Israel. The website presents interesting interviews from many of Israel’s most talented artists and gives voice to the many talented immigrants that have chosen to live here from around the world.

IsraTV offers a fine range of innovative programming. Its mission is to be the most dynamic source of Israeli information for those outside the State of Israel. It contains videos on politics, high-tech industry, the Holy land, religion, tourism, culture, humor, music, society, and more – in different languages including Hebrew and English.

Manchester Reform Synagogue, familiarly known as Jackson's Row, was established in 1857 at Park Place. Their website offers sections of Reform Sidur in

Jadio is a Jewish streaming audio site providing on-demand delivery of Jewish lectures and discussions authored by some of the world's most compelling and inspiring Jewish scholars, including Kenneth Adelman, Yehuda Bauer, Dr. Sara Bloomfield, Shmuley Boteach, Abba Eban, and Esther Jungreis

Listen to musical book reviews and author readings on JBooks.com, the Online Jewish Book Community. The site features fiction, non-fiction, children’s books, interviews and profiles, first chapters, and discussions.

Now your iPod's starting to talk Jewish! Welcome to jCast, the new podcast from the Jewish Community Centre for London, sponsored by the Jewish Chronicle. jCast is a lively, off-beat take on Jewish life.

JCRC Podcast #2, 10/19/2006: KYW Newsradio's Jay Bushinsky in a conversation about the Middle East. Jay Bushinsky is KYW Newsradio's Middle East Bureau Chief and the program was sponsored by the Jewish Community Relations Council and the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey.

The Jerusalem Post’s audio programming. Not radio in the traditional sense, it contains lots of interesting news reports and commentary.

Welcome to jerusalemonline.com, the first video news update from Israel in English sent directly to your email on a daily basis. This short, to-the-point, balanced update is brought to you by Israel’s leading television news source, Channel 2 News.

When the German government announced that it was planning to build a "Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe" to mark the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II in May 2005, Marzynski decided it was finally time to go to Berlin himself. In "A Jew Among the Germans," FRONTLINE presents Marzynski's moving and provocative search for a Germany that he -- and his children -- can live with.

Choose from the following audio and video selections: the Western Wall, a guide to matzah baking; CSCI music video; Arik Sharon camp speech; Shabbat zemirot in audio; parsha stories; money matters; and the letters of the aleph bais.

Jonathan Sarna, who here discusses the Jewish book in America, is the Joseph H. & Belle R. Braun Professor of American Jewish History at Brandeis University and chairs the Academic and Editorial Board of the Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives. He also is the author most recently of American Judaism: A History.

Whether you want to debate, think, laugh, learn how to curse in Yiddish, entertain the kids or browse in the book fair, this is the place to be.

The website of London's Jewish Book Week is a truly remarkable resource. This is more than just a record of previous events. This is a major resource for anyone concerned with Jewish writing. You can find transcripts and audio files of sessions from the previous festivals. You can access this material simply browsing from session to session, by using the search engine, or by using the contributor index. See the tabs titled JWB2008 and Online Archive for podcasts of past lectures.

Enjoy the liveliest Jewish audio experience in cyberspace, with our podcast, ‘Sounds Jewish’. Produced in association with The Guardian, our monthly programme, hosted by Jason Solomons, will give you the low down on arts, events, the latest Jewish happenings in London and sparky debate on issues of the moment.

Welcome to JCCSF podcasts. Whether you missed an event or simply want to experience it again, you can now listen to some of the outstanding speakers presented by the JCCSF through our podcasts.

Got Torah? Comes to you from Oorah, a Jewish outreach organization based in Lakewood, New Jersey. For more than two decades, Oorah has been helping Jewish families connect to their heritage. Most of its volunteers are young rabbinical students who are eager to share and teach what they’ve learned.

The Jewish Giant began with photographer Jenny Carchman’s search to uncover a story that remained secret for 25 years: the story of the very large man whom Diane Arbus photographed towering over an older couple. The caption read, "Jewish giant at home with his parents in the Bronx , NY, 1970,” and this man was Jenny’s cousin. The Jewish Giant is a story of suffering, of not fitting in, of the body betraying itself, and of the bizarre life-twists that can subsume a family.

Ellen Smith, lecturer in Near Eastern and Judaic Studies at Brandeis University, discusses the history of Jewish immigration in Boston. Boston's first Jewish congregation established a synagogue in the South End in 1852. By 1907, Boston's Jewish population had grown to 60,000 with many families settling in the West End. The Vilna congregation began to hold services on Beacon Hill in 1903 and remained there until 1985.

Jewish Heritage Online Magazine (JHOM.com) is an innovative web monthly with some 2500 screens devoted to the study of classic and modern Jewish texts, culture, and heritage. Originally sponsored by the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture (NY), JHOM.com is an independent, non-denominational webzine, without religious or political platform.

Rabbi Berel Wein is a noted scholar, historian, speaker, and educator who is admired the world over for his books and cassette tapes – particularly on Jewish History.

Jewish Internet TV is dedicated to providing a platform for the Jewish voice in America and the promotion of Jewish artistic, political, educational, and intellectual

JLTV is a 24/7 Jewish television channel serving all 50 states. JLTV features news and sports, movies, music videos, documentaries, magazine programs, shows for children and young adults, comedy and more.

In this audio lecture, Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh expounds upon the deep meaning and purpose of meditation, and then guides us through a meditation on the inner meanings of the Hebrew year 5764.

The National Jewish Archive of Broadcasting is a valued component of the Jewish Museum of New York's permanent collection, and it is the largest and most comprehensive body of broadcast materials on 20th-century Jewish culture in the U.S.

Online exhibitions at The Jewish Museum of New York give viewers opportunities for in-depth, interactive encounters with the collection, as well as with featured special exhibitions.

The Jewish Museum Berlin Reflective Podcast is a result of the summer 2006 Apple Distinguished Educator Global Awareness Institute. The Jewish Museum Berlin presents an amazing venue to help understand the progression of the German-Jewish people over the course of the last 2,000 years. This podcast offers listeners thought-provoking reflections by educators who visited the museum as part of an Apple Distinguished Educator Global Awareness Institute.

Jewish Music Videos Playlist #1 from JewishWebcasting.com on YouTube (26 music videos)

Nineteen songs we love to hear from the early days of Israel – from the recording collection of the national sound archives.

The Jewish Policy Center, a not-for-profit 501 ©(3) think tank, provides scholarly perspectives on foreign and domestic policies that impact the Jewish community in the United States, and the broader American public. The JPC asserts that Jewish Americans can no longer afford to stubbornly hold on to outdated ideas of the past. This includes optimism over misguided Middle East peace deals, appeasement of dictators, and unrealistic hopes that dangerous realities in the Middle East might simply change without tougher U.S. policies.

Jewish radio and TV programs, live and pre-recorded, and archived Torah talks.

Heart, Mind, and Spirit, the first regularly scheduled Reconstructionist radio show in the history of the movement, was produced and aired weekly in the Philadelphia area. More than 70 half-hour shows were produced.

American Judaism has developed new varieties of spiritual expression, including feminist ritual and liturgy, Jewish mysticism (Kabbalah), retreat centers teaching Jewish meditation, and dialogues among Jews, Buddhists, and Jewish Buddhists. All of these have influenced the Jewish renewal movement, whose founders endeavored to create an American reformulation of Jewish spirituality and drew from sources such as Kabbalah, Hasidism, Jewish feminism, and the Havurah movement, as well as eastern influences, the ecological movement, and the self-actualization movement. Professor Chava Weissler discusses this topic.

Listen to stories from the series which captures the vitality, humor and contradictions of modern Jewish life.

The Jewish Study Network is an association of young Jewish scholars who have come together to share their knowledge of Jewish tradition with the general Jewish public of the Bay Area.

JTN was founded in 1981 as an independent, not-for-profit, production, distribution, and broadcasting company, the only producer and distributor of Jewish television in the United States. Its programming reflects the richness and diversity of Jewish traditions and experience through children’s shows, network quality news, and documentaries, as well as arts and entertainment.

Each year, JTS’s public lectures and conferences feature engaging personalities who tackle modern issues through a Jewish lens. These events, which are open to the community, provide a forum where scholars, writers, and community leaders can explore the vital topics that affect our lives.

This site provides links to over 600 hours of Jewish audio and video! Link directly to 613.org sound today and learn about Jewish holidays, music, parasha, the Bible, and more.

Laura Cohen Apelbaum and Wendy Turman of the Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington spoke about the history of the Jewish community in Washington, D.C. The talk also included images from the new book, "Jewish Washington: Scrapbook of an American Community." The program was sponsored by the Library's African and Middle Eastern Division.

Prototype of daily Jewish audio news report based upon material from the JTA and utilizing extremely economical technology. The JWN did webcast daily for two months in 2004. This enterprise is an affiliate of the Jewish Webcasting Guide.

Susan Schneider is an author. For her work on Lilith, an award-winning Jewish women’s magazine, Schneider was awarded a Polakoff Lifetime Achievement Award in journalism. She has also been honored by Hadassah with the Golden Wreath Award and the Eleanor Roosevelt Prize by the American Jewish Congress (AJC). The AJC and the Israel Women’s Network honored her in the Knesset, together with Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, as one of a select group of Jewish Women Who Have Made a Difference.

Jewish World Radio, a Jewish Orthodox station and joint venture of Sephardim and Ashkenazim Jews, is located in Orlando, Florida. It features the best of Judaism, its music, its unique Torah teachings, kabala, news, and much more. In English, Spanish, and Hebrew.

Chabad offers at this site an incredible array of audio programming on topics ranging from the Daf Yomi to children’s stories, Rambam, niggunim, women’s topics, the Rebbe, lectures in Yiddish, and much more.

Continuous Jewish music – 13 channels to choose from! (You must login to access the site.)

Sameach Music is one of the world's largest distributors of Jewish music, video, and songbooks. The name has become synonymous with quality because its buyers constantly scour the globe for new and exciting releases to offer you.

Traditional Jewish music. This station is broadcast over live365, an Internet multi-channel webcasting service.

JewishPodShow.com is the home of Jewish podcasting. JewishPodShow.com is also the official online resource for the SomethingJewish Show, a weekly world Jewish music programme presented by Caroline Westbrook and Leslie Bunder which is broadcast every Sunday on Resonance104.4fm in London.

Every once in a while we get people asking “who the hell are you guys anyway?” Even more often, people we know are surprised to find out that we are the folks behind Jewlicious. We’re not coy really, at least most of us aren’t, we’re just not big into self-promotion I guess. Also and more importantly, we’re not big famous Jewish celebrities or academics. With the exception of one blogger, none of us are Jewish community professionals, and even that one professional, Rabbi Yo, is very unconventional. We’re basically the Jews that you meet, when you’re walking down the street, we’re the Jews that you meet each day…

Join a Christian Old Testament scholar and a Jewish New Testament scholar in conversation with local leaders of both faiths as we look at contemporary relationships between Jews and Christians – our many surprising similarities, the obstacles that impair our worship of one God, and the hope for greater reconciliation.

A radio program from WBUR in Boston, an NPR station. The program originally aired in the summer of 2001. Researched and narrated by Michael Goldfarb, it shows how Jewish and African-American music merged in America. The entire documentary can be heard on WBUR's website.

Judaism has always been revolutionary. It seems though that every few decades the tradition becomes ensnared in a rigidity and conservativism that defies its radical roots. Offering the latest from the bleeding edge of Jewish cultural and communal life, Jewschool is an ever-expanding network of projects that promote critical thought and provide engagement opportunities for disenfranchised Jews.

JewTube is a dynamic new community on the web established to serve the interests of people brought together by an interest in Jewish culture. JewTube was founded in 2007 when Jeremy Kossen became frustrated with the absence of a compelling Jewish-oriented video sharing community.

The Jewish Impact Films Fellowship was established by leading Hollywood producers to empower the next generation of young Jewish thinkers to use creative media, specifically short, Internet-based films, to effectively communicate new messaging about Judaism and Israel.

On September 16, 2006, Frank Cilluffo, director of the Homeland Security Policy Institute at George Washington University, and Ronald Sandee, executive director of the Nine Eleven/Finding Answers Foundation, addressed The Washington Institute's annual Weinberg Founders Conference.

Jewish Moments in the Morning with Nachum Segal, 6 am- 9 am and archived. The station offers three hours of music, talk, and information geared toward the Jewish community of New York and New Jersey. It is a long running program of excellent

Author Jonathan Safran Foer speaks at the 2005 National Book Festival. His debut best-selling novel, Everything Is Illuminated (2002) was translated into 26 languages, won several literary prizes including the National Jewish Book Award, and was made into a movie. He lives in New York.

The Magnes is a museum of art and history focused on the Jewish experience. The Museum demonstrates a commitment to both tradition and experimentation through wide-ranging collections, original exhibitions, provocative programs, and research facilities, including the largest history center relating to the Jews in the American West. Here are public lectures on wideranging topics, from "Is there Intelligent Art in Outer Space? to "Through the Eye of the Needle: Fabric Art of Esther Nisenthal Krinitz".

En mai 1981, naît le projet d'une radio destinée a la communauté juive. Octobre 1981 : 1ère émission de Judaiques FM grâce à un capital collecté auprès de 25 participants. Ces derniers ont pour objectifs de créer une radio ouverte aux divers courants de la communauté. Elle conserve aujourd'hui ses objectifs de départ:. Le pluralisme d'expression, une ouverture sur la société, un ancrage à gauche en France, un soutien pour la paix au Proche Orient, ainsi que la diffusion des cultures juives.

Eve brings you the Jewish perspective from the heartland of Israel, discussing her tours to various historical, natural and archaeological locations throughout the land. Eve's interviews with the personalities both big and small that make this country so interesting show you another side of Israel. Plus your calls, emails and instant messages featured live on the air.

International Academy of Kabbalah, under the direction of Michael Laitman, PhD, welcomes all its listeners and viewers on-camera! Lectures on Talmud and Kabbalah are translated in video and audio layout, with draft demonstration and a possibility to ask questions and receive answers.

An hour-long special radio show with Cantor Richard Kaplan (jazz-virtuoso pianist, composer) and Estelle Frankel (psychotherapist, spiritual teacher & author of Sacred Therapy: Jewish Spiritual Teachings on Emotional Healing & Inner Wholeness). CD recordings of this show are available for purchase and free copies are available for radio DJs. Their websites are Sacred Therapy and Kaplan Music .

The wisdom of Kabbalah teaches a practical method to attain the upper world and the source of our existence. This site maintains that by realizing our true purpose in life, people attain perfection, tranquility, unbounded enjoyment, and the ability to transcend the limitations of time and space while still living in this world.

Here is Dr. Stein’s detailed and important critique of Jimmy Carter’s recent book.After publication of Jimmy Carter’s book, Dr. Stein resigned from the Carter Center in protest. The transcript of his letter of resignation can be found on the Center’s website; click <a href="http://www.ismi.emory.edu/Articles/resignationltr.html">here</a>.

Website of Yeshivat Hakotel in Jerusalem's Old City. Overlooking Har HaBayit and the Kotel, the Yeshiva has been inspiring thousands of Israeli and overseas students with a love of Torah and appreciation for the miracle of modern Israel for three decades.

Israeli TV programming on a variety of subjects, from current events to entertainment. In Hebrew.

Welcome to the home page of the Klezmer Podcast , hosted by Keith Wolzinger. Please join me for news, interviews, and music from the Klezmer world on the Podcast, which you can find here, as well as at the iTunes Music Store and at Podango. You can see my CD reviews on the Klezmer Podcast Blog.

Music videos and much, much more on the topic, more or less, of klezmer music.

KMTT is a daily Torah Podcast, from Yeshivat Har Etzion in Israel. Every day, five days a week, one 30-40 minute shiur will be sent. The MP3 file can be played on your computer or transfered to your portable MP3 playing device.

This is the TV station of the Israeli Knesset (Parliament). It webcasts live Knesset and committee meetings as well as other programs. In Hebrew.

A Charedi channel from Jerusalem. This site is a collection of outstanding Torah and music programs that defies easy categorization - just take a look! In Hebrew and

Kol Cambridge is the UK's only radio show dedicated to Israeli and Jewish music. Launched in 2005, it has quickly become CUR 1350's most popular program.

Radio Kol Halev is the only radio station with a variety of shows on a range of subjects and where diverse styles of Jewish-Israeli music are played. Everyone is welcome to participate in our programs, ask to hear a special song, say hello to family and friends, suggest topics for discussion, win prizes, look for work, meet people, or meet that special someone.

“The Campus Voice”, FM 106.0 Tel Aviv, is the radio station of the "School of Media" at "The College of Management - Academic studies", associated to the “Voice of Israel” educational Radio. Serving as DJs and hosts at the station are media student. “Campus Voice” is identified as a clear alternative to mainstream Israeli radio.

Watch how Mazoh is made in a real Jewish Orthodox Bakery, by Golan Ben-Oni .

KosherTube is the official website of the Electronic Torah Educational Foundation,a nonprofit organization established in 2007 by Michael Kigel and David Ostriker.

RADIO KOL HACHALOM (the Voice of Peace, in Hebrew) is the Jewish radio station broadcasting since 1983 around Grenoble, France - the city of the 1968 Winter Olympic Games. It promotes Judaism and information about Israel and the Middle

News of the death of Judeo-Spanish (Ladino) have been greatly exaggerated. This beautiful Sephardic language is not only used daily, but it is the only acceptable language of communication in our virtual community called Ladinokomunita. The members of this Internet chat group, who may reside thousands of miles from each other on earth, have discussions with each other daily via email in the language they all understand.

These audio lessons are marked 'A' and can be downloaded directly from the Learn Hebrew Pod website or subscribed to, using free podcast software or RSS client such as iTunes, IE7, Firefox and many others. Click here to instantly subscribe to the free Hebrew podcasts feed, or here to subscribe via iTunes.

On September 16, 2006, Jamil Mroue and Misbah al-Ahdab addressed The Washington Institute’s annual Weinberg Founders Conference. Misbah al-Ahdab is a member of the Lebanese parliament, and Jamil Mroue is editor in chief of the Beirut

Leche y Miel is a Spanish language program hosted by Rafael Kaufmann, originally from Uruguay. Rafael interviews rabbis, newsmakers and new immigrants from South America.

Name four great Hanukkah songs. OK, then how about two? Not easy, huh? Adam Gardner (Guster) and Dave Schneider (the Zambonis) have taken up the important task of writing a bunch of great, rockin’ Hanukah songs. They have a new album of indie-pop rock songs called “Hanukkah Rocks.”

Internationally renowned theologian Rabbi Michael Lerner examines the new roles that religion and faith play in American political life in his new book, The Left Hand of God: Taking Back Our Country from the Religious Right. Filmed February 9, 2006 at the Cambridge Forum.

Lehrhaus Judaica is a unique, non-denominational Jewish studies adult school. Every course is open to the general public, and all interested adults are welcome, regardless of age, religion, or ethnicity. Our faculty consists of local university professors, advanced Ph.D. students, rabbis, and other experienced educators, as well as visiting scholars from major universities in the U.S. and abroad. We offer engaging seminars and lecture courses throughout the Bay Area on Jewish history, philosophy, sociology, theology, literature, Hebrew and Yiddish, and the arts.

The virtual lessons presented here are structured after the weekly Tanya study with Rabbi Ben Tzion Krasniaski at the Chabad House of Upper East Side Manhattan. As in the live class, the Tanya text is read first and then Rabbi Ben Tzion Krasniaski's elaboration on the subject follows.

Small clay oil lamps were once the only means of lighting homes and temples. While they were usually very simple and functional, they were also often decorated and cherished objects. Ena Heller, the executive director of the Museum of Biblical Art, and Susan Braunstein, the head of the Judaica Department at The Jewish Museum and the author of Luminous Art: Hanukkah Menorahs of The Jewish Museum, explain the symbolism of oil lamps and light in the Jewish tradition. From The Leonard Lopate Show, December 22, 2005.

Steven Zipperstein, Koshland Professor of Jewish Culture and History, discusses novelist Saul Bellow. Stanford University, May 24, 2001.

The Temple Institute's new online television Torah study series, Light to the Nations, featuring Rabbi Chaim Richman, is webcast weekly that addresses a wide variety of subjects.

Their collection of audio files includes: "Taking the Ritual Laugh," by Rebecca Stone, Winter 2006-2007. Generations of educated religious women, who love to live at the edge of tradition. Read by Melanie Weiss; "Torah as the Matrix for Feminism," by Cynthia Ozick, Winter/Spring 1985. One of the Jewish feminist greats on making the connections. Read by Melanie Weiss; "Disappointed by Zippers," by Michele Herman, Summer 2006. Read by Melanie Weiss; LILITH breaks the sound barrier. Listen to Lilith editor in chief Susan Weidman Schneider in a podcast interview recorded by Your Jewish Neighborhood.

Based in the UK, Limmud is a global leader in innovative, inclusive Jewish education. Founded over 25 years ago, and famed for our annual winter Conference attracting over 2,000 participants, we are proud to provide high quality, innovative Jewish educational events for thousands of Jews from all walks of life, all backgrounds, all lifestyles, and all ages.

Each week, LimmudLA presents a weekly podcast on various topics in Jewish philosophy, text, and culture from rabbis and lay leaders in the Los Angeles area Jewish community.

Live from New York’s 92nd Street Y™ ("Live") uses satellite technology to broadcast the Y's renowned educational and cultural programming to community organizations across America. For a fee, each program is available for simulcast via satellite.

Welcome to Hoodios.com, home of Hip Hop Hoodios. Want to learn more about these Spanish rappin' Jews? Click away and find out, cabron. And you won't want to miss their Chanukah hit, "Ocho Kandelikas"!

Mah Nishma is an audio magazine featuring people, organizations, and opportunities that motivate you to make a difference featuring well-known rabbis, professors and educators. An hour of information, inspiration, motivation and transformation. Plus your email questions are addressed on the show. Past guests have included psychiatrist Abraham Twerski, physicist Dr. Gerald Schroeder and Esther Jungreis.

The Marty Roberts Show on Israel News Radio features a great selection of radio shows about all things Israel - news and commentary, Judaism, Torah, Bible, Aliyah, Jewish history, and lots more.

Professor Elliott Dorff of the University of Judaism discusses the Jewish approach to modern medical ethics in the 2000 Aaron Roland lecture in Jewish studies. May 17,

TML (The Media Line) offers media organizations multifaceted assistance in understanding the world's most complex and explosive region, Israel and the Middle East.

This website offers discussions, classes, and library resources to study Rashi, Maimonides, Nachmanides, Sforno, and others.

Venue: Commonwealth Club - San Francisco, CA. From the first cannonballs fired by American warships at North African pirates to the Marines' conquest of Fallujah, the U.S. has been dramatically involved in the Middle East. A senior fellow at Jerusalem's Shalem Center, Oren explores the diverse and remarkable ways in which Americans have interacted with this alluring, yet sometimes hostile, land.

Welcome to a Conversation with History, a program hosted by Harry Kreisler of the Institute of International Studies at UC Berkeley. The guest today is Michael B. Oren who is a historian and a novelist. His publications include Six Days of War: June 1967 and the Making of the Modern Middle East, and a novel, Reunion. He is a senior fellow at the Shalom Center in Jerusalem.

The Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) explores the Middle East through the region's media. MEMRI bridges the language gap that exists between the West and the Middle East. It provides timely translations of Arabic, Farsi, and Hebrew media, as well as original analysis of political, ideological, intellectual, social, cultural, and religious trends in the Middle East.

Mikdash Kids is an educational program for kids and adults about Jewish heritage, holidays and the Torah portion of the week. Judy tells stories and plays songs about the weekly topic as well as interviewing rabbis, educators and kids just like you.

“I have the privilege to be the first classical violinist to become a “role model” for kids as an urban artist, promoting the art of playing live music and live instruments. I came all the way from Israel to America without my family. I was homeless and I didn’t speak English. I started with a violin and a dream. My music education, discipline and determination helped me to become a great artist, but it was my ability to think “outside the box” that helped me to succeed and make a difference.” - Miri Ben-Ari

At the turn of the century, Jewish immigrants poured into towns like Greenwood, Mississippi, seeking relief from the stifling tenement life up north. By the 1930s, Jews formed the backbone of the merchant class in hundreds of these towns. Soon after, though, young Jewish people began leaving, opting for the larger cities. By the early 1950s, this small-town Jewish exodus was in full swing. Today, the exodus is nearly complete. Recorded in Greenwood, Mississippi, December 20, 1991, on NPR’s “All Things Considered.”

Chanukah in Minnesota from public radio – the blessings and traditional songs.

The station is operated by students from many departments of the University and broadcasts at 9 pm every evening. It offers music, information, and interviews aimed particularly at the student community.

Na'aleh Torah Online is a US Non-profit, designed by experienced Yeshiva and Seminary professionals from Israel, under international Rabbinic guidance. Our goal is to provide FREE online continuing Jewish education to people of all ages and backgrounds. Na'aleh Torah Online does not discriminate based on gender, race, or any other affiliation.

The Nachum Segal show brings out the essence of Jewish life. The show features the latest and greatest in Jewish music and interviews with the people that shape our lives. It also features in-depth reports on Jewish organizations and their activities throughout the world.

The National Jewish Outreach Program was founded in 1987 by Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald, in response to the urgent need to address the issues of Jewish assimilation and intermarriage. NJOP reaches out to unaffiliated Jews by offering them positive, joyous, Jewish educational opportunities and experiences.

Jewish National and University Library, Hebrew University - Givat Ram, Jerusalem, Israel. The library collects books, periodicals, manuscripts, documents, recordings, maps, and pictures that represent the history of the Jewish people.

Every year, some of the world’s most interesting writers, artists, and scholars speak at the National Yiddish Book Center. The Center offers complete sound recordings of these presentations. Just click on the title you want to hear and the lecture will begin!

An amazing journey into the world of Torah. Study the weekly portions. Hear the melodies chanted while you read text. Follow the themes and learn what the scholars say. Explore it as history, literature, and religion: a multitude of paths awaits you. In English, Russian, and Spanish.

This audio guide to the Shabbat service provides sound files for all parts of the service, including Torah and Haftarah trope, and Birkat HaMazon and Havdalah. The outline of the Shabbat morning service at Netivot Shalom in Berkeley, California, is a guide to the style and substance of our Shabbat morning service. It was created by Cantor Pamela Sawyer.

Created as a locus for Jewish literature, culture, and ideas, Nextbook promotes books illuminating 3,000 years of Jewish civilization. Its programs include partnerships with public libraries and other organizations to create innovative public programs.

Rabbi David Saperstein, Director of the Religious Action Center, sat down with journalist Nicholas Kristof, New York times columnist, to discuss actions that the average citizen, as well as the United States and international governing forces can and should be taking at this time. They also covered why the conditions in Darfur are different than other human rights abuses in the world today and what this difference means for the handling of the situation.

Noahide Nations is a weekly program about Gentiles who believe in the Torah and the seven laws of Noah. The program features interviews with members of the Bnei Noah community, rabbis, authors and more.

On October 28, 1965, the Second Vatican Council issued a statement that called for increased relations with non-Christian religions. This revolutionary document, named Nostra Ætate for the first two words in its original Latin text, translated as "In our age," marked a huge transformation not only in the history of Jewish-Christian relations, but of relations with Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, and many others.

Rav Yossie is an Orthodox rabbi, ordained by the Chief Rabbinate of Israel, who lives in the Bakaa neighborhood in southern Jerusalem. Formerly a congregational rabbi in Canada, he has worked as an editor for Yeshivat Har Etzion's Virtual Beit Midrash in Alon Shevut and taught Talmud, Bible and Jewish Thought at Yeshivat HaKotel in Jerusalem's Old City. He is married to Yael; they have one son, Hananel Aaron, and two cats.

Israeli musician Idan Raichel won his country's song of the year honors with a piece that mixed pop and ethnic Ethiopian music. Raichel has helped introduce the music of Israel's immigrant Ethiopian community to a wider audience and is just finishing his U.S. tour.

Two Internet radio stations with exclusively Jewish music 24/7 on Live365.com. Nusachmaven is exclusively nusach, the liturgy of our people, featuring famous and not so famous cantors from around the world. Nusachmaven2 plays a wide variety of Jewish music 24/7.

This website contains links to Ofra Haza's music, including her albums “Greatest Hits,” “Na’arat Haparvarim,” “Chai and Bait Ham,” “Governess,” “Prince of Egypt,” “Kol Haneshama,” “Songs for Children,” and more.

Over two decades ago, Rabbi Shlomo Riskin dreamt of inspiring a new movement of Jewish leadership which would successfully synthesize Halachic commitment with the needs of contemporary Western life, and work toward the unification of the Jewish world by promoting a Judaism based on tolerance, openness and inclusion. In 1983, Rabbi Riskin embarked upon the process of realizing his vision with the founding of Ohr Torah Stone Colleges and Graduate Programs.

This is a unique series of radio programs that shows the progress of American Jews from a trickle of poor immigrants to today's thriving community of six million. The programs offer interviews with Elie Wiesel, Abraham Foxman, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Michael Steinhardt, Ambassador John L. Loeb, Jr., and others.

The OU Radio site features various programs in audio and video from the Orthodox Union, including Torah sessions, parsha, celebrations, philosophy, prayer, and more.

To accompany the new temporary exhibition at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York, this is an online exhibit for “Ours To Fight For: American Jews In The Second World War”. It features testimony, artifacts, and photographs that illustrate the unique experiences of Jews during World War II.

Rabbi Zev Leff is one of Israel’s most popular English-speaking Torah educators. For more than 20 years, he has served as the rav (rabbi) of Moshav Matityahu, a small religious community located in central Israel adjacent to Kiryat Sefer, and just outside Modiin.

Oy Mendele!, based in Berkeley, California, and produced by Eric Fixler, is a website and radio show devoted to exploring the constant evolution of Jewish thought, culture, and the Jewish people.

You best believe it; I talk about how a small Israeli company is developing the first flying vehicle. And why else is Episode 18 different from all other episodes? Because I use Uncyclopedia as my source to talk about lotz and lotza matzah. On a more serious note, we also discuss vandalism at a Jewish cemetery, the results of a poll on anti-Semitism, and the "alien" fire of parshat Shemini. Also there's a Jewish song by a goyish comedy duo. WARNING: This episode is kosher l'Pesach!

The goal of oySongs.com is to become the world's central source for Jewish audio and sheet music. oySongs, LLC, is a new, independent, digital music company.

President Jimmy Carter’s recent book, <i>Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid</i>, unleashed a huge controversy. He addressed Brandeis University students January 23, 2007 on the subject of his book and views on the Arab-Israeli conflict in a very carefully staged event that avoided debate. His talk, however, was followed by another speech, critical of Carter’s book, by Professor Alan Dershowitz.

PMW was established in 1996 to gain an understanding of Palestinian society through the monitoring of the Palestinian Arabic language media and schoolbooks.

At the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies in Jerusalem, adults grapple with the most complex, compelling, and controversial texts of Jewish tradition. Pardes offers its students a unique combination of intellectual openness, rigorous textual analysis, and opportunities for spiritual growth. Podcasts from September 2005 on discuss the weekly parsha.

Just days before the Israeli government submitted to the Knesset — Israel’s 120-member parliament — draft legislation to authorize the evacuation of Jewish settlers from the West Bank and Gaza Strip, the Harvard Law School Program on Negotiation held a two-day conference titled, "Past, Present, and Future of the Jewish West Bank and Gaza Settlements: The Internal Israeli Conflict." November 12, 2003.

In honor of Chanukah, KCRW of Santa Monica, California presents general manager Ruth Seymour's perennially popular annual salute to Yiddish and the little villages and towns of Eastern Europe. The site contains music, stories, and memories from a world now vanished. There are shows to hear since 2001. In Yiddish and English.

A few years ago in Marseilles, a DJ put out a techno dance track that sampled the piano playing and singing of an older musician born and raised in Algeria. The track became an underground hit. In 2003, FRONTLINE/World sent a reporter on a journey to this cosmopolitan city to meet the man at the source of this compelling old-meets-new sound.

A daughter and her dad talk about and share everything Jewish: holidays, Shabbat, stories, songs, jokes, and much more.

In Israel, a vibrant punk scene has emerged in a society torn apart by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In these four candid video interviews, FRONTLINE/World talks to the musicians driving the movement.

Venue: Books Inc - Saratoga, CA. Rabbi Harold Kushner talks and gives stories in relation to his latest book “Overcoming Life's Disappointments”. Rabbi Kushner is the author of "When Bad Things Happen to Good People," a book that shows us how to be our best selves even when things don't turn out as we had hoped. Kushner turns to the experience of Moses to find the requisite lessons of strength and faith. Rabbi Kushner is Rabbi Laureate of Temple Israel in Natick, Massachusetts, where he resides.

Rabbi Jim Egolf is a Reform Rabbi and a graduate of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. He has served synagogues in Texas, Mississippi, and Georgia and is now the Rabbi of Beth David Reform Congregation in Gladwyne, PA (www.bdavid.org). During his time in Mississippi he led Beth Israel Congregation and was the Chair of the Mississippi Religious Leadership Conference where he advocated for various issues including changing the flag. Following rabbinic school, he earned a Doctorate of Ministry, with his research focusing on the emotions and conflicts small rural congregations in the Southern United States face as their numbers dwindle.

For lovers of Reb Shlomo’s music, here it is to hear, buy, and more! Hear some of the “Best of Shlomo Carlebach” series as well as samples from his entire career.

Rabbi Wasser’s Shiur Podcast - A reading and review of the Gemara covered in our

Rabbi Wasser’s Shiur PodcastA reading and review of the Gemara covered in our Shiur.

Rabbi Lapin, America's Rabbi, is the author of several books and host of a weekly radio program. His weekly Bible study, Thought Tools, reaches over 13,000 readers with ancient Jewish wisdom.

Radio Tel Aviv 102FM began broadcasting in 1996 to an area encompassing two million people (from Chedera in the North to Gedera in the South). The programming is Progressive Rock.

Good news radio from Israel! Plus news articles about the city of Ariel, Israel, in existence since 1978.

Radio Jai, based in Buenos Aires, is a unique Spanish-language enterprise that was founded in 1992, a few months after the attack against the embassy of Israel in Buenos Aires. It has three daily news correspondents from Israel, as well as constant journalistic presence in each place where facts are generated. Radio Jai also discusses art, books, and other topics that help form a bridge between different Spanish-speaking countries.

Radio Moshiach & Redemption operates for the purpose of preparing the world for the coming of the Moshiach. "The time of your redemption has arrived," stated the Lubavitcher Rebbe. The “Multimedia” link on the site provides for your enjoyment and education various audio and video programming.

Radio Salaam Shalom is a unique online broadcast project jointly run by a combined team of Muslim and Jewish volunteers in the city of Bristol, UK.

Radio Sefarad es una emisión de la Federación de Comunidades Israelitas de España, patrocinada por donantes privados de todo tipo. Sus contenidos están dirigidos a la audiencia española e hispanohablante con la finalidad esencial de divulgar los valores éticos, culturales y científicos del judaísmo a través de su historia y desarrollo actual. Un especial acento merece la defensa de las diversas comunidades judías de los ataques antisemitas, que han adquirido especial virulencia en estos días con la coartada del anti-israelismo militante.

Radio Shalom Canada broadcasts in English, French, Hebrew, and in all languages that the Jews of Montreal understand and speak. It is an independent, non-profit organization, with no affiliations to any political parties or communal organizations.

Radio Walla from Israel plays continuous streams of various Israeli and other music, from rock to electronica, house, acid jazz, Latin, classical, oldies, Israeli oldies, pop, and more. Just click and enjoy! In English and Hebrew.

Radio Zs is the first Hungarian language Jewish community radio which has been broadcasting its pilot program on the Internet since October 2003. Radio Zs is an unprecedented new non-profit, self-organized and organic media. They have listeners all over the world; several hundreds of people listen to their programs every day.

RadioBreslev.com broadcasts a wide variety of continuous music and programs to all Jewish communities - connecting east to west - with Israeli, Middle Eastern, Hasidic, rock, reggae, and instrumental music.

Radio-J.com is a new online Jewish radio station being webcast from Cleveland. It offers an eclectic mix of primarily Jewish-themed programming.

Serving approximately 10,000 people across North Leeds, and based at the Leeds Jewish MAZCC Community Centre, Radio Jcom will broadcast and be a focal point for all. Initially, Radio Jcom will launch an Internet-based radio station offering web site information and a full service programming schedule for the Leeds Jewish community focusing on Sunday live broadcasting and pre-recorded programming throughout the week except Shabbat.

Rabbi Dovid Bendory is the founder and executive director of Pidyon, a Torah-based educational organization dedicated to infusing Jewish souls with spirituality and meaning. He currently teaches The Kosher Kitchen and Hilchos Pesach for the Shema Yisrael Torah Network, weekly classes in Sefer HaChinuch and Jewish Philosophy, and a daily halacha at the Wall Street Synagogue in downtown Manhattan. Rav Dovid has previously taught Talmud, Hebrew, Tefilla (Prayer), Kashrus, Shabbos, and Jewish History.

At the web headquarters of Raymond Beyda, you'll be able to find the most recent Divrei Torah newsletters, subscribe to receive Divrei Torah via email, dedicate Divrei Torah, and even listen to classes.

RCJ est née en 1981, au moment de l’éclosion des radios dites « libres », créée par le Fonds Social Juif Unifié, organisme central dans les domaines de la solidarité et de l’identité de la communauté juive. Dès sa création, elle s’est posée pour objectif d’être une sorte de « service public » pour tous ceux qui se reconnaissent dans le judaïsme français et souhaitent s’identifier à lui dans une démarche de rayonnement et d’ouverture.

A versatile musician with an innate gift for telling a story, RebbeSoul brings a new voice to the realm of Jewish music. He blends rock sensibilities, world-fusion stylings, and traditional Hebrew melodies to create a sound that is ageless yet completely

Born and raised on the small island of Manhattan, Rabbi Brian grew-up exceedingly rational and thought he was going to be a math-major in college and architect later. Asking the question "why" too many times led him to rabbinical school where he fought for answers and struggled with those he got. In 2000, he left mainstream, organized, and denominational religion to pursue Religion-Outside-The-Box. Rabbi Brian specializes in the issues of those not comfortable with 'one-size-fits-all' religion, those a bit anti-organized religion, and those who identify themselves as 'spiritual but not religious.'

In this program, Rabbi David Saperstein, Director of the Religious Action Center, sat down with acclaimed political scientist Norman J. Ornstein, resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, to discuss the prospects for the 110th session of the U.S. Congress. The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism (“the RAC”) is the Washington, DC, office of the Union for Reform Judaism. The RAC has been the hub of Jewish social justice and legislative activity in the nation’s capital for more than 40 years. The RAC educates and mobilizes the American Jewish community on legislative and social concerns, advocating on issues from economic justice to civil rights to religious liberty to Israel.

View the RJC’s 20th Anniversary Celebration webcast from your home or office! The RJC, founded in 1985, is the sole voice of Jewish Republications to Republican decision makers and the Jewish community that expresses its viewpoint on a wide variety of issues.

On March 3, 2006, Marc Otte, Patrick Clawson, and David Makovsky addressed The Washington Institute's Special Policy Forum. Ambassador Otte is the European Union’s special representative for the Middle East peace process. Dr. Clawson, The Washington Institute’s deputy director for research, is author with Zoe Danon Gedal of the Institute monograph Dollars and Diplomacy: The Impact of U.S. Economic Initiatives on Arab-Israeli Negotiations. Mr. Makovsky is a senior fellow and director of the Project on the Middle East Peace Process at The Washington Institute.

This site of The Rhodes Jewish Museum provides information regarding the historical exhibition located in the rooms formerly used as the women's prayer rooms at the "Kahal Shalom" synagogue. The website also offers other interesting subjects that are unique to the history of the Jews of Rhodes.

Leah Rabin reflects on her life, the life of her late husband, Israel’s former Prime Minister Yitzchak Rabin, and Israel. She delivered her talk, which is captivating, important, and informative, at the Hillel Jewish Student Center, UCLA Jewish Student Union, February 22, 1999.

The Rock and Roll Jew Show is a podsafe music podcast produced and hosted by David Jacobs. In this show, he brings you the best indie rock and roll from all over the

ROI is an international partnership between Taglit-birthright israel and the Center for Leadership Initiatives, a U.S. based foundation with funding from Lynn Schusterman.

In his talk at the Library of Congress, "The Royal Court Preacher and the Hebrew Book: Early Enlightenment and Hebrew Publishing in Prussia, 1700-1750," Menachem Schmelzer examines the role of an influential figure in the Prussian court, Christian theologian and scholar D.E. Jablonski, who founded the Hebrew press in Berlin in 1690.

Safam, the Boston based six-man band, has been a major presence in Jewish music in America with their "Jewish-American Sound" since 1974. Often copied, never duplicated, they are originals – original music, original lyrics, original arrangements – and their songs have become a fabric of our Jewish lives and have kept Safam at the forefront of the Jewish music scene.

This is a free Jewish music show that you can download. Hosted by Dov Katz of Neshoma Orchestra and Sruly Meyer of Sameach Music, it features music by the Amudei Sheish Boys Choir, Eitan and Shlomo Katz, Matisyahu, and many more

These sound files will be useful to anyone who wishes to participate fully in services, as sh'liach tzibbur, or simply to make the service more accessible. The words and melodies here reflect the custom at Netivot Shalom in Berkeley, California.

Shalom Hartman Institute is a pluralistic research and leadership institute at the forefront of Jewish thought and education. The Institute empowers scholars, rabbis, educators and lay leaders to develop new and diverse voices within the tradition, laying foundations for the future of Jewish life in Israel and around the world. Our programs equip thousands of change agents a year with the skills, knowledge and vision to create a new dialogue between Jews of diverse backgrounds, between classic Judaic sources and modernity, and between Judaism and other faiths.

Though not available via internet, Shalom TV is a mainstream Jewish cable television network covering the panorama of Jewish life. More than 27 million homes nationwide now have access to the free Jewish television service. Programs on Shalom TV reflect and address the diversity and pluralism of the Jewish experience.

She'arim College of Jewish Studies for Women offers an exceptional approach to education that combines personalized teaching, textual study skills and an integrative approach to personal growth. She'arim relates to each student as a unique person, individualizing schedules and classes as necessary.

Erez Safar a.k.a. Diwon is the founder and director of Shemspeed, Modular Mood Records (an independent record label), Hip Hop Sulha, and The Sephardic Music Festival. As a multicultural maestro, he produces a mix of Yemenite and Sephardic music blended with electro hip hop beats.

On August 1, 2006, Shimon Peres addressed the Washington Institute’s Special Policy Forum to discuss Israel’s political and military strategy in its war against Hizballah. Peres is the deputy prime minister of Israel and a member of Knesset from the Kadima Party.

Situated in the heart of Hendon, the Beis provides bochurim back from yeshiva with a serious and warm atmosphere in which to learn in the evenings, while pursuing a university degree. Since its inception, it has been mostly run by the bochurim themselves.

ShmaisRadio.com, where users can request a Jewish song, is a site maintained by Hershey Chitrik and affiliated with the Shmais (Lubavitcher) news service.

Shofar sounding is an arcane skill. The Shofar WebPage intends to approach Shofar sounding, from purchasing a Shofar to sounding and repairing one, in a scientific and respectfully religious manner.

These tales are from the translation from Yiddish done by Julius and Francis Butwin and most recently issued in a volume of 55 stories by Avenel Books entitled, Favorite Tales of Sholom Aleichem.

SiddurAudio started when Rabbi Mark Zimmerman, from Atlanta, GA decided to update his shul’s siddurim to the new Siddur Sim Shalom published jointly by the Rabbinical Assembly and United Synagogue. He decided to produce digital recordings of our service liturgy, including the home rituals, Torah trop, zemirot,etc. This new learning tool that will help to create a more siddur-proficient and knowledgeable Jewish community.

This website includes discussions by Rabbi Lawrence Kelemen (Jewish Fundamentals), Dr. Rabbi Akiva Tatz (Jewish Mysticism), Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky (Funny), Rabbi Berel Wein (Jewish History ), Dr. Rabbi Dovid Gottlieb (Jewish Philosophy & more), Gila Manolson (Modesty & Relationships), Rabbi Zelig Pliskin (Personal Growth), Rabbi Jonathan Rietti (Jewish Basics), Rabbi Dovid Kaplan (Reasons For Mitzvahs), Ken Spiro (Crash Course Jewish History), and Tovia Singer (Jewish Response To Christian Missionaries).

Simple Wisdom, a new public television series with Irwin Kula, a nationally recognized spiritual leader, offers life guidance. “Simple Wisdom is where religion, self-help and spirituality meet,” says Kula, a cutting-edge thinker, speaker, teacher and rabbi, who has touched the lives of thousands of people across the country.

Author of more than 70 works, Sir Martin is the official biographer of Sir Winston Churchill. But he may very well be called the official historian of our era. In this broadcast he brilliantly surveys a range of issues including Churchill’s legacy; modern leadership; appeasement, the Middle East, and the enduring lesson of the Holocaust.

Hailed by The New York Times as "a lesson on how to connect the eye to heart and mind," the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles has established itself as one of the world's most dynamic Jewish cultural institutions, and among the most prominent cultural venues in the United States. The museum has a number of interesting podcasts to choose from, based upon public lectures at the museum.

Our monthly podcast for the Jewish community, produced in association with the Jewish Community Centre for London.

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Join Moshe, Leah and friends on their first day speaking Hebrew. An armchair adventure as they pick up their first Hebrew words. Hebrew is easy to learn and fun to speak. This animated ulpan is a first step in understanding Hebrew speech. Ulpan is a word derived from Aramaic - it means "learn."

The Steven Spielberg Jewish film archive started to make its films accessible online in 2002; today, it contains more than 300 full films viewable over the Internet, for the purposes of study, research, or production. Films cover topics including Jewish communities, Holocaust, pre-State, State of Israel, and Hebrew University.

The Storyspieler offers audio recordings of stories by Jewish writers and stories from the Tanach. Read by Roy Trumbull, a retired engineer who worked in radio and television, of Richmond, CA.

On October 1, 2003, Former Deputy Treasury Secretary and author of Imperfect Justice Stuart Eizenstat received the annual Great Negotiator Award from the Program on Negotiation at Harvard University. His remarks about leading negotiations for Holocaust restitutions on behalf of the Clinton Administration are of particular interest.