The Rebbe's message was as old as the Torah itself, yet his approach was as rousing as dawn. He urged each person, in personal and communal life, to never be satisfied with yesterday's achievements or today's successes, but to soar tomorrow to even greater heights.

A weekly video magazine featuring the Rebbe's application of Torah to timely events and issues

Individuals who met the Rebbe in person and corresponded with him tell of experiences that touched them, impacted their lives, and in turn, caused them to inspire others. In their stories, a part of the Rebbe's life story is told.

This series sheds unprecedented light on the Rebbe and Rebbetzin’s life in Russia and Europe from the Rebbe’s birth in 1902 until he arrived in the US in 1941.

In each episode of this series, host, Michael Kigel, a panel of young students and a "special guest expert" discuss a clip of the Rebbe's public talks. Produced by Chabad of Toronto as "Messages -- Season 4."

A glimpse into the life of Chaya Mushka Schneerson, of righteous memory, wife of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, of righteous memory. "The Rebbetzin" presents stories told by several of those who knew her.

Some teach by writing books, others deliver lectures, still others regularly issue public letters, essays and commentary. The Lubavitcher Rebbe, widely regarded as one of the most influential teachers of our generation, did all of the above; but his primary medium of teaching was the farbrengen.

Join us as we spend the "head" and nerve center of the Jewish year with the Rebbe

Congressman, Prime Ministers, Rabbis, Lay Leaders, Professors and others speak of their relationship with and about the Rebbe.

Experience the spiritual joy and intellectual rigor of a Farbrengen (chassidic gathering) with the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory.

Profiles of Chabad-Lubavitch global and local Jewish outreach. Highlighting the activities of shluchim (emissaries) around the world.

Very short videos relating a story with the Rebbe

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An animated exploration of Kabbalah and Chassidus.

Join families around the world as we prepare for Shabbat together. Featuring a fun line-up to get into the Shabbat spirit, including celebrities, comedians and singers. A project of Friendship Circle. (Please note: this video was not filmed on Shabbat)

Goldie Shuman was born with FD, a rare genetic disorder, and lives by the grace of G-d and a team of medical professionals. Watch and be inspired by her incredible bat mitzvah speech.

How do you explain and make the Ten Commandments relevant to children? Watch how Rabbi Manis Friedman explains them in a fresh way so that even a puppet could understand.

After my mom was murdered amidst racial violence, I found a powerful message that unites us all as one nation under G-d.

The story of how a nice Jewish boy from Kansas ends up as a rice farmer in Thailand who celebrates his heritage

Why the rabbi praised the man who was drunk on Yom Kippur.

Rabbi Mendel Kaplan headed a special delegation to Israel amidst the war in Gaza. He met with soldiers, parents that lost their children in battle, and communities in the south terrorized by rocket fire; and tells of his incredible trip.

30 second animated shorts using stick figures to explore Jewish philosophy. Bizarre yet intriguing. Oh, and kind of funny.

Enter the world of Rabbi Itche Kadoozy, where a normal day is never quite normal, big laughs are to be expected, and Torah lessons can be found around every corner.

Rabbi Infinity, "your favorite kabbalist," provides mystic insights and spiritual guidance for enlightened life in the fast lane. From his hi-tech KabbalaLab, with the help of his amazing Isification Device, he demonstrates how a laser gun, a needle & thread, a chair, a paper airplane and all sorts of other common objects can reveal to us the secret wisdom of the universe and the pathways to sublime meaningful life--all in the time of a standard TV commercial.

Join Eli, Ezzy and Dina as they explore far away places, trying to figure out "What if?"...

"Watch now, ponder later." Rabbi Tzvi Freeman shares some deep thoughts in about a minute.

What do you get when you put a Rabbi in a space ship with a bunch of Robots who have recently become self-aware and each have unique personality flaws? You get a bunch of funny videos, that's what.

In these short, inspiration clips, retired NFL lineman, Alan "Shlomo" Veingrad shares some of his methods for succeeding in life.

Realizing our innate faith via the marvels of life.

A short film conveying a Rosh Hashanah message with humor.

Being Jewish is fun in so many ways. Why do you like being Jewish?

What can a flying fish teach us about the human experience?

We look back at the 9/11 terror attacks and ask what we have learned as Jews, as Americans and as people.

Do you recognize the voice of the scared child calling out in the middle of the night?

The Nazis did not only want to exterminate the Jews . . .

There is only one thing like the love of a mother for her child . . .

For hundreds of years—perhaps since the beginning of creation—a piece of the world has been waiting for your soul to purify and repair it. And you are there . . . now.

"But why do You hide?" I asked.
"To make room for you," G-d replied.

When will the Jew’s hopes and dreams be realized?

Learn all about Judaism’s special mitzvahs, beautiful traditions and inspiring holidays, their meaning, and the first steps to start doing Jewish.

Very short videos relating a story with the Rebbe

Perquisites for daily life percolated in the Rebbe's teachings on the parsha.

Short inspiring videos presenting the Torah view on a variety of relevant topics with Rabbi Yacov Barber.

Rabbi Hillel Zaltman takes us back in time to the perilous days in the former Soviet Union when he lived in Samarkand and was active in the Chassidic “underground” to uphold Judaism under the dangerous and watchful eyes of the KGB. This riveting narrative is a true testament to heroic Jewish fortitude and perseverance.

A historical walk through 800 years of history of Rambam and his Mishneh Torah.

Why do we sanctify the Sabbath over cup of wine? Join Dr. Chighel as he investigates the origin and meaning behind this flavorful tradition.

Freud and Einstein on the nature of conflict, and the Baal Shem Tov on man’s inner struggle. The mystical secret is to know that the world is full of mirrors to place the enemy in plain sight.

The double miracle at Mount Sinai tells us when to aim upwards and when to bring it down.

If everything is about love, who needs fear? Watch a candid discussion between love and fear, each arguing their virtue, and ultimately discovering how they can work in tandem. (Video produced by JLI’s Rosh Chodesh Society)

The author of Seeds of Wisdom, which is a series of short stories from personal encounters with the Lubavitcher Rebbe containing inspirational and insightful messages, presents select vignettes from the book and shares what they mean to him.

Listen for two minutes. Think about it all day. Brief Torah insights from Rabbi Dov Greenberg.

Colonel Jacob Z. Goldstein of the New York Army National Guard recalls the fateful events of September 11th as he tended to the spiritual needs at the site of the fallen towers and his experiences during the four and a half months he spent at Ground Zero. (Many viewers may find details described to be extremely disturbing. Viewer discretion advised.)

Study the daily entries of "Hayom Yom," a book of short daily insights which was compiled by the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, in 1942.

Chana's weekly vidcast on being in touch with ourselves, with our loved ones and with our higher calling

Rabbi Manis Friedman speaks about a variety of subjects from the Torah perspective.

Pearls of wisdom, humor and brief insights culled from Rabbi Yehoshua B. Gordon's monumental daily Chumash and Tanya class.

Short reflections on finding spiritual lessons in various aspects of life.

Award winning Jewish poet, Yehoshua November, talks about and reads some of his poems from his book, G-d's Optimism.

Passionate, humorous and engaging. Rabbi Chaim Mentz shares his take on life.

Explore the weekly Torah portion while you enjoy these thought-provoking videos on the Parshah.

Israeli military chaplain, Rabbi Shalom Hammer, talks about the Land, its people, and the eternal connection between them.

Join one of the Old City of Jerusalem's most beloved personalities, Gutman Locks, as he connects with people and dispenses wisdom at the Western Wall.

A fast-paced, ten-minute overview of fascinating insights culled from the commentaries on the weekly Torah portion.

A lecture by author of Letters for Life, who will share practical advice based on the Rebbe's counsel for emotional wellbeing.

Watch highlight clips of the “Unfazed” event, a worldwide webcast marking the yahrtzeit of the Rebbe.

Noted scholars and experts in their fields share their knowledge at the Oxford University Chabad Society.

Powerful Torah tools for strengthening marital relations, fortifying emotional fidelity, refining communication skills and strengthening mutual respect and acceptance.

We’ve heard a lot about a match made in heaven, but what are the real ingredients for a healthy and happy marriage?

Joy, optimism and faith are integral to overcoming challenges in life. Discover how our perspectives actually create and shape our realities.

How the Jewish people, and particularly Jewish women, have been experts in maintaining our spiritual identity even in foreign soils.

The paradox: while G-d is absolutely One, He nevertheless has an overwhelming desire to engage in a relationship with mankind. Understanding this paradox is at the root of free choice and human responsibility, and is the key to healthy marriages that last a lifetime.

The son of a decorated German officer, Dr. Bernd Wollschlaeger was forced at a young age to confront his father’s unbroken allegiance to the Nazis. His journey ultimately led him to convert to Judaism and serve in the Israel Defense Forces. (Filmed at Chabad of the Upper East Side, NYC)

Koby Mandell was just thirteen on May 8, 2001, when he and his friend cut school to go hiking. Their bodies were found the next day. The boys had been brutally stoned to death in a cave in the heart of the Judean desert. Koby’s mom, Sherri Mandell, shares her emotional story of hope and faith.

Speech is what defines us as human beings. How we speak determines the type of human beings that we are. This class demonstrates how to properly communicate feelings of need, hurt and criticism in a constructive and loving manner based on a five-step process according to Chassidic and Kabbalistic philosophy.

Educating one’s child is the focal point of being a mother or father. Learn how the Torah guides us in this most rewarding yet incredibly difficult task.

Is there a difference between Jews just "being" chosen as opposed to actually "knowing" that they were chosen?

Understanding the difference between “living” and “existing” helps us understand why it’s sometimes so hard to like the people you love.

Frumma Rosenberg-Gottlieb shares the story of her personal spiritual journey and speaks about how we can know when we've found what we're really looking for.

Author Doron Kornbluth, who spent over three years studying the subject, talks about the reasons some people choose cremation, and explains why throughout history Judaism and Jews have insisted on burial.

Frumma Rosenberg-Gottlieb discusses her background as a meditator, and how she sought an authentic contemplative tradition within Judaism. The session concludes with a practice meditation.

Rabbi Nissen Mangel was a 10-year-old child when he came to the Nazi death camp of Auschwitz. There he witnessed unspeakable atrocities, but he also witnessed amazing acts of faith. In this moving and powerful talk, Rabbi Mangel tells his firsthand account of what he saw. (Many viewers may find details described to be extremely disturbing. Viewer discretion advised.)

What are the key elements to maintaining a strong and loving bond with your spouse?

When may information be shared? When must it be kept private? An overview of the primary sources in Torah, Talmud and Jewish Law governing the rules of confidentiality and privacy.

World renowned scholars, neurologists, rabbis, bioethicists, physicians and other advanced professionals examine Torah wisdom and scientific knowledge about the universe, human life, and the mind.

Maimonides was not only the greatest Torah scholar of his generation, but one of its leading physicians. Maimonides wrote many treatises in how to take care of one's health. But what would Maimonides say about modern medical issues?

Rabbi Simon Jacobson shares his personal reflections on the teachings of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, on the occasion of the anniversary of his passing. (filmed at Chabad of Brooklyn Heights, 6/20/2012)

Professor Alan Dershowitz fields questions on diverse topics ranging from his relationship with the Lubavitcher Rebbe to whether or not international law would permit a preemptive strike against Iran. This Q&A session was filmed at the Chabad House in Miami Beach.

Thoughts on the 200th anniversary of the passing of Chabad's founder, the Alter Rebbe, R' Shneur Zalman of Liadi. What is Chabad? What did the Alter Rebbe accomplish? How can we apply his teachings today?

We may be entitled to our anger, but do we really want it? Practical advice for getting out of the resentment rut.

The first mitzvah given to the Jewish people was to sanctify time. Torah teaches us how to cherish time and make the best possible use of it, by being a “co-creator” who “makes” time for what is important.

Does G-d love us or does He need us? Does He care whether or not we do mitzvot? Is being vulnerable a weakness? Rabbi Friedman tackles these questions and more as he describes the Jewish view of an omnipotent G-d who asks us to serve Him.

The secret that the Torah shares with us about men and women is that they are not brought closer through physical attraction.

A short introduction to Vayikra, the third book of the Torah, which details the various offerings brought in the Holy Temple.

This class analyzes an aspect of the weekly Torah portion or upcoming holiday. While providing a basic understanding of the subject matter, the lesson delves into its deeper and more complex dimensions with emphasis on the spiritual relevance to our daily lives. Inspiration for both the novice and advanced student.

Each week, Rabbi Mendel Kaplan will delve into that week's Torah reading to bring out a practical lesson for life and explain the Biblical sources for the customs, laws, practices and ethics of our people.

Rabbi Gordon shares inspirational Torah insights on the weekly Torah portion with practical life lessons.

A series of video classes that expound upon mystical themes from the classic Chassidic work of Tanya.

A fast and exciting tour of the structure, contents and flow of Tanya, the foundational text of the Chabad system of chassidism. Perfect for complete beginners and seasoned scholars alike.

Rabbi Simon Jacobson dispels various popular misconceptions about Jewish belief in Moshiach and clarifies some of the basic ways in which the advent of the Messianic Era is brought about.

This spiritual explanation of why it is so difficult for us to properly honor our parents offers insight into healing intergenerational trauma and coming to peace with issues picked up from one’s family of origin.

Recent and upcoming broadcasts from the previous and upcoming week of Jewish.TV's programming schedule.

In the beginning of time, G-d blows a soul into a body of clay and thus creates man. So, too, will it be at the end of time. Join Rabbi Kaplan as he expounds upon this wondrous fusion of body and soul.

From the snoozed alarm clock to the big promotion, life is full of opportunities to watch the mundane turn sublime. This course invites you to tap into the spiritual wisdom of the most ancient religious text in the world: the Torah. Our weekly series will take you on a year-long journey towards discovering yourself, and unleashing the hidden potential within you. Join and turn your "good" into "great"!

The detailed laws and reasons for the Torah Reading Service in the synagogue.

Mystical secrets are discovered hidden in the words of David's songs to G-d.

A practical look at how to forgive people -- especially those closest to us -- after they have caused us harm.

System of Divinity, a kabbalistic masterpiece written by Rabbi Yehudah Chayyat (born in Spain, c.1450), provides us with a rare first person account of the Spanish expulsion of 1492 and the state of Sephardic Jews in a year that most people associate with the voyage of Columbus.

Discover the mystical understanding and timeless significance behind the very first sin of man: eating from the Tree of Knowledge.

One of the foundations of our faith is the belief that Moshiach may arrive at any moment. How do we develop a feeling that Moshiach's coming is imminent?

Learn an amazingly simple secret for healing yourself and all of your relationships this new year.

Rabbi Zohn presents the Jewish view on death, burial and the afterlife, and how to pragmatically prepare for it in the Jewish tradition.

This lecture is from a celebratory gathering commemorating the 19th of Kislev, the Chassidic holiday marking the liberation of Rabbi Schneur Zalman, the founder of Chabad Chassidism (Montreal, Canada - Dec. 6, 2009).

You may already know that the giving of the Torah -- which we celebrate on the holiday of Shavuot -- took place at Sinai. But what is Sinai? The Torah speaks of a wilderness called Sinai as well as a mountain by the same name. What is the difference between the desert and the mountain? And how does that shape our understanding of what happened there years ago?

A deeper look at three examples of the master/pupil relationship as depicted in three consecutive portions of the Torah.

A look at the three Haftorah portions read during the "Three Weeks" commemorating the destruction of the Holy Temple.

A deeper look at the seven comforting prophecies read each Shabbat from Tisha b'Av until Rosh HaShannah.

Insights and lessons on the parshah based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.

How the cumulative effect of our positive actions results in the perfect world of Moshiach.

Study a variety of vibrant and topical subjects with scholarly teachers. These Torah classes are from a day of learning in Montreal, Canada dedicated to help bring peace to Israel on 8/3/2008.

How the simple sound of the ram’s horn on Rosh Hashanah represents a Jew’s heartfelt cry to G‑d.

A basic overview of the scriptural and Talmudic sources for the three-part structure of the Rosh Hashanah Musaf prayer, plus its deeper meaning as embodied by two chassidic parables.

An overview of some the unique customs associated with the holiday of Shavuot, along with their practical reasons and spiritual explanations.

Learn how to study Talmud line-by-line and word-by-word. In this intermediate level class you will learn to understand the unique give-and-take style of Talmudic argument.

This class studies the text of the weekly haftarah; elucidating the context behind the narrative and its relevance to the theme of the parsha.

Studying Sha’ar HaBitachon, Rabbeinu Bachaya's "Gate of Trust", the timeless Torah classic that teaches how to live with certainty and discover tranquility!

Rabbi Resnick offers clear and to-the-point classes in plain English on the daily portion of Rambam’s Mishneh Torah for the 3 chapters a day cycle.

Rabbi Resnick offers clear and to-the-point classes in plain English on the daily portion of Rambam’s Mishneh Torah for the 1 chapter a day cycle.

Study the sacred text of the Torah from the section of the Prophets and Writings (Ketuvim).

Study the daily Chumash with Rashi, Tanya and Rambam with master teacher Rabbi Yehoshua B. Gordon.

Study Gemara, Rambam and/or Shulchan Aruch with Rabbi Avraham Zajac, a renowned scholar and master teacher.

These Talmud classes will be studying and analyzing the third chapter of tractate Bava Metzia, which presents the Jewish approach in many matters of civil law, particularly vis-à-vis the different degrees of liability assumed by guardians, renters and borrowers.

Join Rabbi Kaplan as he explores the daily lesson in Maimonides' Sefer HaMitzvos following the daily study cycle. You'll complete all 613 commandments in just under a year!

Learn Mishnayos with Rabbi Mendel Zajac, where he explains each Mishnah clearly, step-by-step, reading and teaching the text so all can understand—accompanied with illustrated visuals.

Learn basic Jewish laws and customs to properly observe the Torah traditions, with a touch of some of the underlying halachic reasoning and practical applications, and occasional chassidic insights. This class is based on the text of the Kitzur Shulchan Aruch (the abridged code of Jewish law).

Study Tanya, the fundamental work of Chassidus, with these clear and well-explained lessons.

The series of chassidic discourses affectionately known as Samach Vov, from the year 5666 by the Fifth Chabad Rebbe, the Rebbe Rashab, are famous for their exceptionally comprehensive and deep nature. Join Dr. Yaakov Brawer for clear and profound elucidations of these discourses.

An in-depth text-based study of a mystical discourse on the metaphysics of repentance. From the book, Derech Mitzvosecha, by the third Rebbe of Chabad, R' Menachem Mendel of Lubavitch (1789-1866).

This discourse of the Alter Rebbe from Likkutei Torah explains how the animal offerings brought in the Temple symbolize the refinement of our own animal character.

A series of classes based on a chassidic discourse of the Rebbe which explains the mystical significance of the verse (Deut. 6:2) "When tomorrow your child will ask you, "What are the testimonies, the statutes and the laws... [of Pesach]?"

The final discourse written by the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe prior to his passing on the 10th of Shevat 5710 (1950).

Tehillim, the Book of Psalms authored by King David, is recited regularly by Jews throughout the ages. Learn the rich meaning of the verses we recite in praise and prayer.

V’atah Tetzaveh is the last maamar the Rebbe edited and personally distributed to chassidim. The discourse explains how the Jewish leader assists the Jew in strengthening, nurturing and internalizing the soul’s essential faith.

Study the Purim story from its original text, the Book of Esther, together with the classic commentaries.

Study the Haggadah, the central text of the Passover Seder, line-by-line with explanations and commentary.

Line-by-line study of a mystical discourse delivered by the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe in Lithuania in 1931. The title is taken from the verse (Kings II 4:10): "Now let us make a small walled upper chamber, and place there for him a bed, a table, a chair, and a lamp; and it will be that when he comes to us, he will turn into there."

Text-based study of Chassidic discourses of the Alter Rebbe from the sefer Torah Ohr.

A series of advanced text based classes studying basar b’cholov (the kosher laws of milk and meat) from the Hebrew text of the Code of Jewish Law (Shulchan Aruch, Yoreh Dei’ah 87).

A series of classes based on a chassidic discourse of the Rebbe which explains the inner dynamics of the miraculous and the natural, by way of examining the verse (Michah 7:15) "As in the days of your Exodus from Egypt, I will show [the people] wonders." (Maamar Kimei Tzeischa 5712)

Explore in vivid detail the courageous story of Rut the convert who sacrificed everything to become part of the Jewish People. This text based study of the book of Ruth draws from the classical commentaries and presents its inspirational relevance.

The Book of Lamentations is a sad song which contains the most heartrending prophecies of Jeremiah about the destruction of the Holy Temple and the ensuing exile. Join us for an informative and uplifting text-based study of this Biblical book, which is traditionally read on Tisha B’av.

Learn Jewish laws and customs with renowned halachic expert Rabbi Yosef Shusterman. This series of fifteen-minute lessons on Jewish observances and traditions is presented in a clear and to-the-point style.

An overview of the daily lesson of Sefer Hamitzvot, Maimonides’ Book of Mitzvahs, which details and concisely explains each of the 613 commandments.

Each 20-minute video class uses a text from the weekly Torah portion to convey a contemporary insight on leading a more enriched life. Source sheets are included to help students follow along and gain a "taste" of the actual texts studied.

A superficial reading of the Bible might lead us to believe that women played just a superflous role. But take a closer look...

A series of classes for women examines the reasons for various Jewish customs and rituals.

A comprehensive course exploring why we pray, the history of prayer, the structure of the prayer book, and the meaning of the basic prayers.

A six part series on how to improve your spiritual appearance by infusing your life with greater joy, faith and inspiration.

Travel around the Jewish calendar with this monthly series on the significance of the upcoming Jewish month. New classes every Rosh Chodesh.

A women’s Torah class on the parhsa of the week.

A deeper understanding and exploration of Jewish customs and traditions, and how they have forged us into a more kind and compassionate nation.

In this series, Goldie Plotkin explores the meaning of the prayers step by step, and their personal relevance in our day-to-day life.

Pirkei Avot, Ethics of the Fathers, is a tractate of the Mishnah that is full of timeless wisdom, advice and moral values on how to live a more ethical life with improved interpersonal relationships. This course provides an in-depth exploration on an assortment of these teachings.

Explore the special virtues of the Jewish woman and uncover her hidden treasures, as illuminated in the Eishet Chayil hymn in the book of Proverbs.

Chana's weekly vidcast on being in touch with ourselves, with our loved ones and with our higher calling

What is pleasure? Where does it come from? Why do we need it? And what can it accomplish?

Count your blessings every morning with a mystical look at the morning blessings.

What happens after we die? Will we ever live again? What is the purpose of the soul’s descent into a body? This series looks at some of the experiences of the soul after the death of the body.

An exploration into the Jewish view of death, mourning, the soul's journey and the after-life.

Lessons from the every day occurances in our lives and tools that help us grow to become greater people.

How to foster greater love and empathy in your relationships with others.

Prayer is our opportunity to enter into a dialogue with G-d. But many of us are unfamiliar with the prayers, their meaning, and the actual practice of Jewish prayer. In this series you’ll learn all about the body, soul, and song of prayer, and free yourself to communicate with G-d.

Explore the life-cycles through the lens of Kabbalah and discover how to use these experiences to their fullest.

What does it mean to be a powerful woman at all stages of our lives? If we could ask these special women what was their proudest moments as mothers or as women, perhaps this is what they would respond.

What you need to make a part of your daily schedule in order to control your day rather than have it control you.

This seven-part series follows the seven-week period of the Omer explaining how each week corresponds to another facet of our personalities.

Filmed during the Russia-Ukraine War's opening days, this documentary tells the story of how the women and children of Chabad Odesa miraculously escaped the invasion to the safety of Berlin. The film features firsthand stories and footage from refugees, Chabad Rabbis, and the ordinary people who put their lives on pause to help their brothers and sisters in need. Experience the war in Ukraine through the eyes of individuals living through it—beyond what you see on the news. This film was produced by the Ukraine Jewish Relief Desk at Merkos 302

When Nissi Estrin was born, the doctor told his parents he wouldn't survive to see sunset. Five years later, Nissi continues to defy all medical odds, with an infectious love of life that encourages, warms and inspires. This film “The Impossible Child” was produced by Bentzy Avtzon of Yuvla Media. Read the full story in his parents’ book “Of Medicine, Miracles and Mindsets” by Eli and Chaya Rochel Estrin.

A glimpse into the work of an expert scribe writing a mezuzah.

Born with cerebral palsy and confined to a wheelchair, Felicia Bowers has limited control over her body. She cannot speak and rather uses a retina-controlled device called Tobii to communicate. But the 27 year old from West Bloomfield is drawing incredible portraits that make people stop and stare. And she's doing it in a way no one ever expected – with her eyes!

Despite autism, Zalman Diskin celebrates his bar mitzvah at his parents Chabad center in Munich, Germany. His parents share the painful challenges of having an autistic child and their personal journey of heartbreak and frustration to faith and acceptance. Film credits: Paula Zimerman Targownik and Daniel Targownik

A son-in-law and grandson continue a western Massachusetts ‘shmurah matzah’ tradition begun by the late Chabad emissary Rabbi Dovid Edelman, a matzah delivery route that has stretched all the way to the White House’s Seder. Video produced and edited by Pearl Gabel.

Jewish Educational Media pulls back the curtain on the fascinating saga of the violation of Lubavitch’s sacred manuscripts and books—and their ultimate triumph. From the Rebbe’s earliest public references to the theft of Chabad’s treasured library, it was clear that this was a spiritual struggle over the movement’s very soul—as embodied in its holy writings—and even over the very definition of a rebbe. (Excerpt from the complete film)

Yishai Fleisher, an Israeli correspondent, goes to experience Lag BaOmer in Meron, the burial place of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai. Joining the hundreds of thousands participating, he documents it all on camera so you can feel as if you are there in person.

In the Beilis trial of 1913, false accusations of ritual murder were leveled against the Jewish people generally, and the chassidic movement specifically. This documentary vividly reconstructs the events as they unfolded, through a series of interviews with experts, alongside period photographs and press clippings.

Watch never-before-seen footage of exclusive interviwith some of the most distinguished names in Israel’s security

Some glimpses of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka's funeral and the Rebbe's observance of her shivah, as well as excerpts of the Rebbe speaking about the Rebbetzin in the days and years following her passing.

World renowned trombonist, Haim Avitsur, demonstrates his technique for sounding the ram's horn instrument known as a shofar.

Preparing for his yearly stint as a High Holidays "chazan," Cantor Aryeh Leib Hurwitz of Brooklyn talks about what it takes to pray for a congregation of a thousand.

Eyewitnesses share their personal stories of how Jews valiantly resisted the British ban on sounding the shofar at the Western Wall from 1930-1947.

Discover the different kinds of shofars used on Rosh Hashanah the world over and get an inside look into how they’re crafted.

See, hear, understand and taste the Shabbat experience. The presentation places one in a Shabbat wonderland, and shows how this is attainable for everyone. This video includes interviews with various Jewish personalities. A must for anyone venturing to take the first steps towards Shabbat observance.

The Jewish woman has a unique mission specific to her special qualities and sensitivities. The very future of the Jewish people depends on her success.

A slice of life from the holy city. Footage from various scenes around Jerusalem shot in 2011 and 2012.

A short video presentation on the life of the Rebbe.

G-d, who formed and created man and all that exists, shares His wisdom, understanding and knowledge with us through the Torah, enabling us to maximize our potential and fulfill our life's purpose.

One year ago, on April 16, 2007, amidst horror and heartbreak of the Virginia Tech Massacre, the courage of one man who gave his life to save his students awed and inspired people all over the world.

A community's visit to the resting place of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson of Lubavitch on his fifth yahrzeit, Tammuz 3, 5759—June 17, 1999

A glimpse into the life of Rabbi Gabi and Rivky Hotzberg—the Chabad emissaries to Mumbai, India.

Throughout Jewish history, through times serene and turbulent, the People of Israel looked to the Torah for guidance and stability. Only through steadfast adherence to Torah principles, - the Rebbe insisted - can Israel achieve true peace.

The Rebbe's message was as old as the Torah itself, yet his approach was as rousing as dawn. He urged each person, in personal and communal life, to never be satisfied with yesterday's achievements

Although today's world is a scary place, as evident from the attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, one good deed can tip the scales. In Waves, hear the Rebbe explain how each deed, however insignificant it may seem, is universally important.

A virtual tour across five continents

Meet Alan Veingrad. Offensive lineman. Green Bay Packer. Dallas Cowboy. Champion of Super Bowl XXVII.

Major General Doron Almog is a true Israeli hero, serving courageously in the IDF to protect his people. But even more inspiring is his devotion to helping those with special needs.

Join this podcast as Chana Weisberg masterfully interviews people from all walks of life, uncovering their inspiring and amazing stories. Listen to the latest episode, or any of the past interviews, to discover extraordinary people with extraordinary stories.

Listen to The Jewish Marriage Podcast as we discuss love, dating, relationships, and marriage from a Jewish perspective. A project of Met At Chabad.

Host, Michael Chighel, talks to some of the world's greatest experts about the masterpiece of Hasidic thought, the book of Tanya.

In each episode of this series, host, Michael Kigel, a panel of young students and a "special guest expert" discuss a clip of the Rebbe's public talks. Produced by Chabad of Toronto as "Messages -- Season 4."

Vintage video archives of a weekly television program titled Jewish Spotlight, featuring various aspects of Jewish life and culture, hosted by Rabbi Tuvia Teldon, director of Chabad-Lubavitch of Long Island.

Join Michael Chighel for tasty and engaging café conversations on various topics related to Moshiach and the future redemption.

Rabbi Adin Even Yisrael (Steinsaltz) sits down for a conversation at Chabad of Westmount in Montreal, Canada. In this frank and informal discussion, he talks about politics, love, family, and more with Murray Dalfen.

On the 200th anniversary of the passing of the Alter Rebbe, founder of the Chabad school of mysticism, two scholars sit down to discuss the significance of one of his teachings—the meaning and value of the physical universe.

A dynamic discussion with Chief Rabbi David Lau in conversation with Rabbi Dovid Eliezrie at "Congregation Beth Meir HaCohen / Chabad of North County" in Yorba Linda, California.

An intimate conversation with Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky, the long-time personal secretary of the Lubavitcher Rebbe at Chabad of Yorba Linda, California—interviewed by Rabbi Dovid Eliezrie.

A panel discussion on how studying the foundational book of Chabad teachings has contributed tremendously in their personal spiritual development as Jews. Panelists: Mr. George Rohr, Professor Ran Kivetz, and Dr. Tzipi Glick; moderated by Mrs. Baila Olidort. (From an event celebrating the 19th of Kislev at Kehilath Jeshurun in Manhattan)

For 18th-century Jewry in Eastern Europe, the city of Vilna was the bastion of Torah scholarship and the center of Talmudic learning, while Mezheritch was the cradle of Chassidism and deep spirituality. The precedence and relevance of these two foci of Jewish life have been debated for close to 300 years.

Featuring the director of Chabad in Nepal, Rabbi Chezky Lifshitz, to share his incredible stories of life-saving activities following the devastating earthquake in Nepal. This event was broadcasted live from Flamingo, Canada honor of the Rebbe’s 21st Yahrtzeit.

Mrs. Eva Sandler gives a video interview following the terror attack in Toulouse, France which claimed the lives of her husband, two sons, and one other girl.

Rocket scientist Alexander Friedman, the chief engineer for the moon-mission of the Israeli spacecraft “Beresheet”, talks with Mrs. Devorah Shanowitz as the honored guest at Chabad of Wesmount gala in Montreal.

Join the authors for a fascinating discussion on Jewish words that have been mistranslated and misunderstood for centuries, and probe the big ideas and core values embedded in their etymology. A panel discussion with the authors moderated by Rabbi Moshe Scheiner at the National Jewish Retreat in the summer of 2022.

Three individuals reflect on their world-renowned fathers’ relationship with the Rebbe—Rabbi Adin Even-Israel (Steinsaltz), Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, and Senator Joe Lieberman. From an event in London, titled “Legacy of Light”, commemorating the Rebbe’s 30th yahtzeit.

Join this webcast from The Institute of Jewish Spirituality and Society, featuring Professor Ariel Mayse, Rabbi Eli Rubin and Professor Elaine Sneierson Leeder. Moderated by Michael Wexler, son of Philip Wexler, author of Social Vision.

Join Rabbi Levi Shmotkin, author of Letters for Life, as he responds to your questions in a conversation moderated by Rabbi Eliezer Zalmanov.

A podcast about navigating life’s toughest moments and the resilience that helps us through. Inspired by the Lubavitcher Rebbe's teaching that physical and spiritual health are deeply connected, we explore stories of healing and hope. Each episode blends timeless Jewish wisdom, personal journeys, and universal truths to offer comfort and strength.

Nathan Lewin, the legendary lawyer who argued the case before the Supreme Court in the 1980s, recounts the decades-long battle to bring the menorah into the public sphere.

A candid and enlightening interview with the author of the book “Your Unique Purpose”.

A cooking show by the Orthodox Union featuring short and easy recipes with Jamie Geller (sponsored by the Orthodox Union).

Quick & Kosher: Recipes From The Bride Who Knew Nothing is a one-of-a-kind cookbook! Whether you are a total beginner or a savvy gourmet, it will inspire you to create truly scrumptious, eye-catching dishes – in a snap!

Join Queens College campus rabbi, Rabbi Shaul, and his family as they show you how to make simple and easy treats that the whole family will love.

Learn how to cook real Persion food with Reyna Simnegar, “The Non-Persian Bride.”

More than just a cooking video, A Taste of Shabbat presents the historic and cultural background of the foods and traditions that make the Shabbat such a meaningful experience.

Join Eli as he makes everybody’s favorite: chicken soup with matzah balls for the Shabbat meal.

Learn the basics of which foods are kosher, how to shop for kosher foods and keep a kosher kitchen, and why this mitzvah is so important.

Let’s take a close look at honey, the sweet side of nature. What is it, and from where do we get it?

Join Bubby and bake the traditional High Holidays round raisin challah, and make tzimmes, the holiday’s special sweet carrot dish.

In the Temple, more than 2,000 years ago, the Menorah was lit with wicks in olive oil. Today too, many Jews light their Chanukah Menorahs using pure olive oil.

Learn about the process involved in making wine for Passover and all year round.

Visit a kosher bakery just before Purim as thousands of hamantashen—the preferred Purim treat—are prepared, and see what goes into making these delectable delights.

Join Eli as he prepares some Chanukah favorites with his Bubby

A group of children receive instructions on making potato-latkes. If you've always wanted to learn about this noble tradition but were ashamed to ask... here's your chance!

Watch how to make traditional holiday favorites.

A special culinary presentation of favorite dairy recipes for the holiday of Shavuot.

Join us as we reflect and gain inspiration from each other to make a real difference. This webcast will feature messages from those directly impacted by the attack and the war and shows how the Jewish nation is one year stronger.

The Jewish anniversary of Oct. 7 is Simchat Torah. How do you celebrate Simchat Torah on the anniversary of a massacre?

Draw strength by coming together for an uplifting evening filled with hope, unity, and support.

Watching the recent terror attacks and the grave danger to our fellow Jews in Israel, everyone is asking what can be done. Presented are practical things we can all do to help. Yes, we can make a real difference!

Throughout Jewish history, through times serene and turbulent, the People of Israel looked to the Torah for guidance and stability. Only through steadfast adherence to Torah principles, - the Rebbe insisted - can Israel achieve true peace.

The inside story of the Rebbe’s involvement in Israel’s security, as told by its defense and government leaders.

A slice of life from the holy city. Footage from various scenes around Jerusalem shot in 2011 and 2012.

Rabbi Mendel Kaplan headed a special delegation to Israel amidst the war in Gaza. He met with soldiers, parents that lost their children in battle, and communities in the south terrorized by rocket fire; and tells of his incredible trip.

From Jerusalem to Masada, join veteran tour guide Shalom Pollack on a wondrous journey through Israel, where the past, present and future all share the same space.

Learn more about Jerusalem, the holiest city in the world and the eternal capital of the Jewish people

Beer-Sheba is a biblical city located in Southern Israel. Both Abraham and Isaac experienced landmark events there. Learn more about Beer-Sheba.

Hebron, one of the four “holy cities” in Israel, lies at the center of Biblical Judea. Learn more about “The City of the Patriarchs.”

Shechem lies amidst the mountains of Shomron (Samaria). Very few locales have as rich a history as this four-thousand year old city. Learn more about Shechem.

Built along the shore of the Sea of Galilee, near seventeen natural hot springs, the northern Israeli city of Tiberias is known as the City of Water. Learn more about the city of Tiberius, another one of the four “Holy Cities” in Israel.

Safed is one of the four “Holy Cities,” and is well-known as a center for the study of Kabbalah, Jewish mysticism. Learn more about Safed.

Join Rabbi Mordechai Weiss as he tours sacred sites in the Holy Land, and discover their history and significance.

A short excerpt from the JEM video "Faithful & Fortified: The inside story of the Rebbe’s involvement in Israel’s security, as told by its defense and government leaders"

A critical analysis of Israeli statehood, Jewish identity and Middle East politics since 1948.

If we are the soul, she is our body. If we are the children, she is our mother.

“The Guardian of Israel neither slumbers nor sleeps” – at all times Jews are protected by G-d. But we are commanded to also take part in our own security.

Code of Jewish Law, Laws of Shabbos, Chapter 329: If non-Jews besiege a Jewish border town—whether in the Holy Land or in the Diaspora—stating that they come only to pilfer straw, Jews are obligated to arm themselves for war, even on Shabbos, because such an intrusion opens up the entire Jewish land to attack.

The nations of the world are watching and waiting: “When will Jews begin to say what they’re really thinking about the Land of Israel?” When a Jew starts talking diplomatic jargon, begging the nations to take more and more land, thinking that in this way he’ll find favor in their eyes – the non-Jew doesn’t believe him, because he’s not talking like a Jew.

The only approach which has succeeded so far is when Israel makes clear to the United States through its actions, that it will not compromise on security issues, and that the US needs a strong partner in the Middle East.

Israel is one of the surest places on the globe. To invest money in Israel, that is the surest bank that exists in our time.

One thing that still must be done for the sake of Israel’s security, is to teach the citizens of Israel to be the “People of the Land of Israel” – not just to dwell in the Land physically, but also spiritually.

A brief history of the Six-Day War and the Rebbe’s call for all Jewish men, particularly soldiers in the IDF, to don tefillin as a special merit for added security.

Life in Sderot: At any given moment, you have only fifteen seconds to find cover from rockets launched from Gaza. Would any western democracy tolerate this reality in their cities?

Israel, it seems, is always in the news. Why? What is so unique about the Jewish homeland that draws so much interest from all over the world?

A glimpse at Lubavitch building projects in Israel. (excerpt)

Watch these inspiring Rosh Hashanah and High Holidays videos and learn its traditions and meaning

Watch these inspiring Yom Kippur and High Holidays videos and learn its traditions and meaning.

Prepare for the joyous festivals of Sukkot and Simchat Torah with these educational and informative videos about the various mitzvot and customs related to this eight-day holiday.

Watch a reenactment of the Chanukah (Hanukkah) story, visit a candle making factory, learn how to fry latkes and so much more…

Watch how a real megilah is written by an expert scribe, experience the excitement of baking hamantaschen and enjoy an exciting performance of a reenactment of the Purim story

Experience the thrill of watching how Hand-made Passover Matzah is made, watch how kosher wine is made, learn more about the Passover Seder Plate and more in this exciting collection of Passover videos

Be inspired with these exciting videos on Shavuot and the Giving of the Torah

Simple-to-follow instructions on how to light the Shabbat candles.

Simple-to-follow instructions on how to do the mitzvah of putting on Tefillin.

Watch these simple-to-follow instructions on how to do the mitzvah of wearing a Tallis.

Simple-to-follow instructions on how to do the mitzvah of lighting the menorah on Chanukah.

Simple-to-follow instructions on the mitzvah of separating the “challah” portion from a batch of dough.

A short animated film on how to put on tefillin.

A quick presentation for preparing and arranging the items used at the Passover Seder.

Discover the importance of the menorah and how, when and where to light it.

Join Abbey in decorating an apron or T-shirt using a technique from the pros!

Watch our Jewish crafting guru, Abbey, demonstrate how to create a menorah masterpiece using baby food jars.

Watch our Jewish crafting guru, Abbey, demonstrate how to create unique candle holders that will be the centerpiece of your Shabbat or holiday table.

Learn how to decorate a beautiful ceramic honey dish for Rosh Hashanah.

Watch our Jewish crafting guru, Abbey, demonstrate how to create a Seder centerpiece that will leave your guests dazzled!

Join Abbey and her friends in creating a personalized Passover craft that you can use at the Seder.

Ever wonder on the practicality of certain mitzvot such as Shabbat and kosher? How do we perform the mitzvah in this day and age? Wonder no longer! The Deed is a five-minute video presentation describing the practical performance of a mitzvah.

British Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks hosts these short instructional videos that show how to perform various prayers and rituals. Featuring Rabbi Nissan Dovid Dubov.

British Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks hosts these short instructional videos that show how to perform various prayers and rituals connected to the Shabbat meal. Featuring Rabbi Nissan Dovid Dubov and Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet.

Watch over 5,000 Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries and their guests celebrate at the annual banquet, the culmination of a five-day International Conference of Chabad Emissaries.

"Thirteen years ago, my parents made two big announcements..." Yakov Danzinger shares what life is like in Rostov, Russia – offering an inside view as the son of the Chabad emissaries there. This video was produced in honor of Yakov’s Bar Mitzvah.

This short video presents the journey of how Mr. Jack Hananya obtained a lifesaving organ donation from Rabbi Zalman Sandhaus. Let's make the world a brighter place with acts of goodness and kindness. A project of Kidney Assist; video production: Yuvla Media.

“When I meet people and tell them I’m a Chabad emissary in Nigeria,” says Rabbi Uzan, “they ask me: there are Jews in Nigeria?!” This video offers a peek into Chabad’s great work over the past five years in Nigeria.

Get a glimpse of the behind the scenes inner-workings at the International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries.

A glimpse into the making of the group picture of the thousands of Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries from around the world, which captures their united focus of mission and shared sense of pride and confidence in their life work.

Ukrainian businessman and philanthropist Gennady Bogoliubov discusses his upbringing that led him to become one of today’s most well-known and generous supporters of shluchim in the world (International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries 2010).

Young Moshe Cohen – the son of shluchim to Manchester, England Rabbi Mendel Cohen and his late wife Esti of blessed memory, who tragically passed away just a month before this event – addresses the International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries with words of Torah (Nov. 7, 2010).

Dennis Prager shares his thoughts on happiness and Chabad at the 18th Anniversary Dinner of the Chai Center of Dix Hills, NY.

The late philanthropist Sami Rohr, who was a pillar of generosity throughout the Jewish world, addresses thousands of emissaries and their guests at the movement’s 2006 convention.

Members of the Tyson's Corner, VA Jewish community reflect on their friend, Rabbi Levi Deitsch, and the warmth, passion and dedication which he showed each one of them.

Chabad of Cape Town, South Africa demonstrates how to play the spiritual game of soccer as the goal being to better the world around us.

Defying rogue regimes, the Rebbes of Chabad-Lubavitch and their emissaries risked their lives to keep Judaism alive across the Soviet Union. Their efforts enabled the embers of Judaism to spark the transformation of Jewish life thriving there today.

In 1953, the late Rabbi Jacob J. Hecht founded Toys for Hospitalized Children with the dream of bringing joy and comfort to children everywhere.

Matti finds warmth, confidence, and hope after enduring tragedy, with the help and care of Colel Chabad.

Jewish life continues to flourish and grow in Bangkok for Jews from all over the globe.

Join us on a journey as we explore the growth of Chabad of Port Washington over the past seventeen years.

Preschool of the Arts is a center for early childhood education located in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, NY.

The Friendship Circle brings together teenage volunteers and children with special needs for hours of fun and friendship. These shared experiences empower these special children, while enriching the lives of everyone involved.

The Released Time program reaches out to Jewish students in public school and exposes them to their Jewish heritage and religion. Since 1941 Chabad-Lubavitch has been acting on this federal law, which allows children to be excused from class for religious instruction.

One hundred eight tragedies, 108 orphans, and 108 victories. Here is the story of one of the boys who was part of Colel Chabad’s annual bar mitzvah celebration at the Kotel.

A glimpse into the life of Rabbi Gabi and Rivky Hotzberg—the Chabad emissaries to Mumbai, India.

Meet the man whose mission is to teach Torah and Judaism to every Jew living in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Challenge to Life brings injured Israeli solders to Aspen, Colorado to ski its magnificent snow-covered slopes. This program builds tremendous confidence and shows how these special people can achieve more than anyone can ever imagine.

Mashie Butman tells of her family’s recent move to Phnom Penh, Cambodia as Chabad emissaries to establish a new Jewish center.

Giant menorah lighting by White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel on the ellipse at the White House. Also featuring the United States Air Force Band and "The Three Cantors".

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper joined members of the House of Commons in saluting the Canadian Federation of Chabad-Lubavitch as 100 emissaries gathered for a national conference on Parliament Hill.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper addresses the congregation at Chabad of Flamingo on the occasion of the grand opening of the newly expanded Ernest Manson Lubavitch Center.

A first time video experience of a Shabbat meal at Chabad House on Campus and what it takes to make it (this video was not filmed on Shabbat).

Join your "mitzvah friends", Sarah and Avi on all their mitzvah adventures. This animated series teaches young children about Jewish life and values.

Enter the world of Rabbi Itche Kadoozy, where a normal day is never quite normal, big laughs are to be expected, and Torah lessons can be found around every corner.

A Taste of Shazak Parsha, where the weekly Torah portion comes alive! Geared for kids... Great for adults!

Here are many of Judaism's fundamentals brought forth through verses and sayings of our sages, which the Lubavitcher Rebbe taught for every child to learn and recite each day.

Watch short clips from Shazak videos, where the Torah and its mitzvahs come alive! Geared for kids... Great for adults!

Create your own beautiful pictures and paintings with Rivky in these art videos, where she shows you how to make your own masterpiece.

Jewish children from around the world travel to NYC each year to participate in a gala awards dinner. The winners receive large cash prizes towards the charities of their choice.

Feel the rhythm…hear the beat….and let your spirit get you jumping on your feet! Get ready to sing, dance and exercise together with Mendy and his friends in this exhilarating animated workout video for the whole family.

Feel the rhythm…hear the beat….and let your spirit get you jumping on your feet! Get ready to sing, dance and exercise together with Mendy and his friends in this exhilarating animated workout video for the whole family.

Experience the miraculous exodus of the Jewish people out of the mighty Egyptian empire—in a unique, fun-filled (and educational) style!

A virtuous heroine. A wicked villain. It’s the ancient, true story of Queen Esther, brought vividly to life in a delightfully educational way.

Have a letter in the kid’s Torah scroll is very special and connects you with the Torah and millions of Jewish children.

Take an exciting trip back in time to the court of King Ahasuerus and his beautiful Jewish wife Queen Esther as you watch the dramatic story of the Jewish victory over Persian persecution. (Please be advised this video may be too graphic for younger kids.)

Learn the basics of which foods are kosher, how to shop for kosher foods and keep a kosher kitchen, and why this mitzvah is so important.

A fun exploration of the uses of wine at Jewish rituals including Shabbat, festivals, weddings and more. L’chaim!

Make a woven basket out of duct tape to use for your Purim mishloach manot.

Join the great Talmudic sage Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa, as he meets angels, miraculously saves a girl, and witnesses Shabbat lamps burn with vinegar. Children of all ages will be fascinated by the Talmud’s tales of supernatural events, as they gain lessons in honesty, faith in G-d, kindness to others, and many other fundamental Jewish values.

Join Eli as he makes everybody’s favorite: chicken soup with matzah balls for the Shabbat meal.

Being Jewish is fun in so many ways. Why do you like being Jewish?

Watch how matzah is made for Passover, and have fun learning all about Passover. Presented by Rabbi Moshe Grossbaum of the Living Legacy in Bergen County, NJ.

Famed Jewish children's entertainers, Uncle Moishy and the Mitzvah Men, sing songs and entertain at the Lag B’Omer children’s rally at Chabad-Lubavitch headquarters.

Rabbi B sings about the seven special fruits and grains that the Land of Israel is blessed with: Wheat, barley, grapes, figs, dates, pomegranates and olives. (The chorus is based on the verse in Deuteronomy 8:8.)

There are so many things to do on Passover and Rabbi B wants to know what you like best. The Matzah? Grape Juice? Four Questions? Come along with Rabbi B and lets see how many things we love about Pesach.

Sing along with Rabbi B and discover how the mitzvahs of Purim engage all our senses.

Listen to the Boo Boo Haman song and sing along!

Make a beautiful cover out of duct tape for your machzor (High Holidays prayerbook).

What does playing dreidel teach us about Chanukah? Learn about the Festival of Lights with Rebbetzin Tap.

Listen to our collection of Jewish music and Chassidic songs that inspire the heart and express the soul. Also enjoy listening to and learning the traditional Shabbat songs and prayers.

From a live performance in Tel Aviv of Chasidic music and song featuring Yair Kalev, Oran Tzur, and Nadav Becher.

Listen and follow along with cantor Rabbi Shmulik Moscowitz in singing popular prayers, with musical accompaniment by Mendy Golomb. Please note that these videos were not filmed on Shabbat or holidays.

A collection of chassidic melodies the Rebbe taught on different occasion. These renditions were performed live at the International Conference of Chabad Emissaries in 2016.

The words of the nigun Ki Hinei Kachomer are from the Yom Kippur evening prayers: “As metal in the hands of the craftsman, so too we are in Your hands.” Yosef Peysin and Mordy Kurtz of Rogers Park Band perform this traditional Chassidic tune with a fresh modern sound (Laura Melnicoff, cello; Atara Wolf, cinematography).

World renowned chazan Yitzchak Meir Helfgot sings Sheyibaneh at the International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries (Nov. 7, 2010).

World renowned chazan Yitzchak Meir Helfgot sings Ani Maamin at the International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries (Nov. 7, 2010).

Nadav Bachar plays this soulful Chabad melody, a nigun for Shabbos and Yom Tov, with a classical guitar.

This song tells the story of a young Israeli soldier in need of special protection as he prepares to go into battle at the start of the Yom Kippur War.

And I believe, you’re listening to me. And I believe, you’re standing here with me…

‘Like Abraham and Sarah, you welcomed everyone; like Abraham and Sarah, just thank G-d when you’re done; like Abraham and Sarah, a home away from home…’

This song was composed shortly after the Mumbai tragedy and was later arranged as a music video in tribute to those murdered in the Mumbai Chabad House.

A musical meditation on what the world will be like in the times of Moshiach when everyday will be a day of Sabbath-like rest.

Ethan Bortnick, a nationally acclaimed child prodigy pianist, performs at Chabad of South Broward’s 31st annual Chanukah festival.