Adi Ran, the popular Breslov-chassidic Jewish singer in Israel, performs an unplugged version of his song: "Eza Kef LHiyot Yehudi" (translation: "How Much Fun It Is to Be a Jew!").

Nachman Breslov chassidim in Israel travel the country in vans and "get in the face" of the Israeli people in the middle of the cities and dance to loud music, bringing holy joy (and chutzpah) throughout the Holy Land. Video is in Hebrew (www.apple770.com)

Here is one of the great tunes from Israeli Chassidic songwriter and singer Yosef Karduner. Here is a song of praise to his Rebbe Nachman of Breslov - referring to him as a flowing spring of wisdom.

In this sweetest of songs - Israeli chassidic singer Yosef Karduner teaches us straight from the works of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. Basic idea is that people who chase after honor usually do not achieve it and those that are humble ("flee from honor") - that is, when you flee from honor in this...

Beautiful niggun and teachings from Chassidic Rebbe Master Breslov by Yisrael Dagan.

Yoni Lipshutz Of Simply Tsfat - A Return To The Violin: I started playing the violin when I was seven after begging my parents for a whole year - 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year, for 17 years, what my parents wouldn't do for me! We lived in a brown stone, single family attached house in Queens. I...

Video of the Kever of Nachman Chatufa, zs'l - whom he is also buried in Bara'am, child of prophecy Nevuat HaYeled and the holy Kever (grave) of Esther HaMalka, a'h, and Mordechai HaTzaddik, zs'l (music: Reva L'Sheva)

Just an average kindergarten in Israel before Purim. Holy and wild!