So you're Jewish and think you can dance? Watch this clip! See what "really" turns on the Jewish soul. Produced by Yeshiva University.

In the first (top) picture, the Head of the Sderot Hesder Yeshiva is seen in the background as a Kassam that just landed next to the yeshiva is still burning. You can help the yeshiva through its website: www.sderot.org.

A video about the Tomb of King David in Jerusalem, Israel by Akiva. The King David's Tomb complex is a complex of buildings of some 100,000 square feet where David, Solomon and others kings of Judea are said to be buried. The actual tomb is about a five-minute walk from the Old City through the...

Moish Brystowski and Ari Carmen in The Last Gate, a tale of a Yeshiva bochurs' journey from a Jewish boy in Detroit spiraling upward toward a climactic love affair between him and his Gemara.

Ex-MIT physics specialist Dr. Gerald Schroeder conducts a lecture on his discoveries into the relationship between Torah (the story of creation) and science. Remarkable knowledge!

Rabbi Ken Spiro of Aish Ha-Torah gives a remarkable and unique audio lesson entitled, "The Seven Wonders of Jewish History". This awesome lecture was recorded as part of the hugely-popular "Discovery" seminar series. Audio Length: 84 minutes (please allow a few moments for audio to fully load)

At this rowdy Chabad fabrengen (yiddish for "gathering"), young returnees to Judaism are celebrating a Chabad Chassidic Holiday (Yud-Tes Kislev) in true musical and holy fashion. This was filmed in the Mayanot yeshiva in Jerusalem.

The celebration of the week-long holiday of Sukkot is really a national experience in modern Israel, with many seemingly non-religious families bursting out with major Sukkah building projects and even bigger celebrations. The streets of Jerusalem are a nightly party, with dancing and singing to...