Learn How To Kosher Glass Top Ovens with Rabbi Kenneth Brander - the founder of the Boca Raton Synagogue and now Dean of the Jewish Future at Yeshiva University. (NOTE: video starts after 30 seconds!)

Faith - Rabbi Yossi Mizrachi - where are you on the scale of faith? Is your faith realistic? Is your faith based on knowledge?

Rabbi Avraham Arieh Trugman, Director of Ohr Chadash (www.thetrugmans.com), discusses the great importance Judaism puts on the concept of "Reincarnation" and how this is rooted in Jewish law and philosophy.

HowTo Fast On Yom Kippur - short video tutorial on how to fast on the Jewish holy day of Atonement - Yom Kippur.

Who Shall Live - A 6-minute film that will change how you pray over the High Holidays. Visit our website: http://whoshalllive.com (Please note this video contains graphic images and viewer discretion is advised.)

Musical Interactive Siddur Prayerbook for Kids - The "Shemah Kolenu" Prayerbook allows each child, even infants, to become familiar with the prayer book, its traditional melodies and the daily schedule of the prayer. It is wonderful to hear a child begin his day in the morning by...

My Hatikva - Rebbetzin Jungreis. World renowned, Rebbetzin and thinker Esther Jungreis expounds upon the Jewish Covenant with God, the land of Israel.

Childhood of Rebbetzin Jungreis - A story that we can learn from. Rebbetzin's personal story is an inspiration and perspective on her incredible legacy. Her life is truly a model for our own lives. Bio: Life Story: Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis was born in Hungary. She came to the United States...

The Chofetz Chaim Tisha Bav 5769 Internet Event Preview 1 with Rabbi Frand and Rabbi Shapiro.

The Chofetz Chaim Tisha Bav Internet Event Preview 2 with Rabbi Orlofsky and Rabbi Mansour.

On Thinking Jewish Part One of Two.

On Thinking Jewish Part Two of Two.

Traveler's Guide on Shalom TV - This is a short promo about the upcoming documentary Traveler's Guide to Uncertain Times. Watch it on Shalom TV- the largest free on-demand cable Jewish video service.

Weekly Torah Portion: Matot-Masei - The concluding chapters of the book of Numbers include a detailed description of the forty two journeys taken by the children of Israel as they made their way across the wilderness. This is nothing less than a spiritual travelogue that serves as sign posts for...

Weekly Torah Portion: Pinchas - Who was Pinchas? Where did he come from? What was he made of? Was his act of zealotry a true Jewish reaction? Was his ability to act in the moment to defend G-ds honor, to assuage G-d's anger a true Jewish reaction? Absolutely! Pinchas (Numbers 25:10-30:1) -...

Weekly Torah Portion: Balak - The power of speech differentiates man from all of creation. And with the power of speech comes the power to bring good into the world and sanctify creation, or to bring evil into the world, and denigrate creation. Moshe used speech to achieve the former. Bilaam, the...

Weekly Torah Portion: Chukat - In this age of instant access to endless information, we are tempted to try to know everything! Is curiosity necessary a good thing, or is it sometimes, as our sages suggest, an offshoot of arrogance? True wisdom is in the acknowledgment that there are things that...

Weekly Torah Portion: Korach - In praise of women: They avoided the sin of the golden calf; they did not participate in the badmouthing of the land of Israel. And in parashat Korach, we learn how the wife of On ben Pelet prevented her husband from taking part in the rebellion of Korach and helped...

Weekly Torah Portion: Shlach - Twelve spies are sent to Israel to gather intelligence and report back to Moshe and the people. Knowing full well that the children of Israel would inherit the land of Israel due to the merit of the forefathers Avraham, Yitzchak and Ya’akov, who received G-d’s...

Weekly Torah Portion: Beha'alotcha - Remembering free food in Egypt: How could the children of Israel have eaten free food in Egypt, when, as slaves, they even had to provide for the raw materials for the very bricks that they were compelled to produce? It wasn't the monetary value of...

Weekly Torah Portion: Naso - Fessing up: "The L-rd then spoke to Moses saying: Tell the children of Israel: When a man or woman commits any of the sins against man to act treacherously against G-d, and that person is [found] guilty,they shall confess the sin they committed, and make...

Weekly Torah Portion: Bamidbar - Just as the Levites receive in the opening chapters of the book of Numbers, (Parashat Bamidbar), their appointed tasks in the service of G-d, so must we also strive to discover that appointed task in the service of HaShem for which we were brought into this world...

Weekly Torah Portion: Behar-Bechukotei - "But if you will not listen to Me and you will not observe My commandments…" (Leviticus 26:14) G-d requires more than simply fulfilling His commandments. He expects us also to listen to His voice in everything that we do, to be informed by His...

Weekly Torah Portion: Emor - The Kohen Gadol - High Priest - serves before the Shechinah - the Holy presence of G-d, a place of life everlasting. Representing the entire nation of Israel, his work in the Holy Temple symbolizes the eternal nature of Israel. Therefore, the High Priest is instructed...

Weekly Torah Portion: Acharei Mot - Kedoshim You shall be holy like I am holy. (Leviticus 19:2) How can we become holy as G-d is holy? Certainly, we are expected to live within the guidelines set out by Torah. Yet, to a certain extent a person can conduct himself as a scoundrel with the...

Group of Rabbis burning Chometz (leavened bread products) on Erev Pesach 5769 in final preparation for Passover.

Do Women and Men Connect to God Differently? Rebbetzin Chana Weisberg explores gender differences and how they effect of relationship with God in this extended (23 minutes) and thought-provoking video.

Video by the Students: In the year 5756, Talmud Torah Shaar Hashamayim was started in the settlement of Beit-El. At the time, one of the biggest sacrifices made by families living in the settlements was in the quality of education of their children. Their only option was the religious public...

Rabbi Avraham Greenbaum speaks about Birkat Hachama (Blessing of the Sun). This blessing is said only once in 28 years and occurs today - the 14th of Nissan, 5769 (April 8th, 2009).

The Dual Symbolism of Matzah - In this Torah shiur on the holiday of Pesach, Rabbi Beinish Ginsburg discusses the dual symbolism of Matzah, and the themes of Galut and Geula at the Seder night.