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Witness: Moshe Avital Part 2
August 25, 2016
Moshe Avital describes how his lovely life as a child in Czechoslovakia came to a brutal end in the Holocaust and how he and his family were sent in cattle cars to Auschwitz, where he sought to survive with his brother. Part 2. JBS Original series.
Witness – Stories of Survivors: Moshe Avital Part 1
August 4, 2016
Moshe Avital describes how his lovely life as a child in Czechoslovakia came to a brutal end in the Holocaust and how he and his family were sent in cattle cars to Auschwitz, where he sought to survive with his brother. Part 1. JBS Original series.
On Thursday 26th May 2016, Rabbi Sacks was awarded the 2016 Templeton Prize at a ceremony in London. The presentation was made by Heather Templeton Dill, Lord Griffiths and Pina Templeton followed by Rabbi Sacks’ keynote address on the dangers to the West of outsourcing morality. The ceremony included moving performances from The Shabbaton Choir […]
Faith To Faith
May 24, 2016
Why No Two-State Solution?
May 12, 2016
Mark S. Golub z”l, former President of JBS and Rabbi of Chavurot Aytz Chayim and Deevray Torah in Ct, surveys key historical facts one needs to know to understand why a Two-State Solution has been impossible. From Meadowbrook Women’s Initiative at Levittown NY Library.
Happy Mother’s Day from JBS
May 6, 2016
JBS celebrates Mother’s Day, Sunday May 8, with special programming throughout the day honoring mothers and all women: Women’s Voices, Women Warriors Of The Bible, Woman Of Valor, Women Who Affect Change, Women Of The Wall, Esther Wachsman, Anita Diamant, Mamadrama, Women of Reform Judiasm
Film director Michael Levine discusses his documentary, Streit’s: Matzo and the American Dream, chronicling the final historic year of the last family-owned matzah bakery in America housed in New York’s lower east side. With Judy Gelman Myers.
Armenian Genocide Centennial
April 5, 2016
JBS presents a ceremony commemorating the Centennial of the Armenian Genocide hosted by Robert Morgenthau and featuring Armenian Archbishop Khaja Barsamian, and the president of the Carnegie Corporation Armenian-American Vartan Gregorian. From the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial To The Holocaust.
