TYH Presents: Back to Mount Sinai | Joey Newcomb

A new song inspired by Reb Shlomo’s vision, in honor of his 31st Yartzheit

In his shul hung a sign. A call to return to a Yidishkeit filled with deep connection to Hashem and to ourselves. A Yidishkeit bursting with meaning and alive — every moment a Har Sinai experience “Hayom La’asosam”

In tribute to Reb Shlomo, Thank You Hashem is proud to present this niggun along with the full text of this revolutionary vision that was displayed on the walls of Reb Shlomo’s shul.

Written and Composed by The Blumstein Brothers
Produced and Arranged by Mendy Portnoy
Vocals Recorded by Izzy Drihem and Yehuda Pinsker
Choir Vocals, Joey Newcomb, Izzy Drihem and mendy Portnoy
Bass: Alon Hillel
Guitars: Noam “Hargol” Burg
Additional Nylon Guitar: Joey Newcomb
Drums: Barak Aharon
Mixed and Mastered by Yaron Saffer
Artwork: Yakov Josephy
Lyric Video - MATISHRIKI Studio

Avraham Fried & Helfgot - Yossi Green Medley

Yaakov Kranz on the Guitar "Affafuni"

From the author: "Nostalgic song for me as this was on the NY School of Jewish song volume 2. The record came out in 1976. This song can be used for the prayers or a Kumzitz as well as in a Chuppah ceremony. "

 Hershel Lebovits composed the song. Yaakov Kranz arranged it for the guitar and performed it.

A Home Away from Home | The Tantzers Family Center

When illness hits a family, every child becomes the middle child: All resources redirect to the choleh, and the rest of the family is left alone, shattered, and without a sense of who they are or where they belong. It's a devastating reality that hits home for too many Jewish families.

For years now, Tantzers has been picking up exactly those pieces. Quietly, respectfully, and intentionally, their many programs serve as physical, emotional, and mental lifelines for all those impacted by illness in the family.

All year long, Tantzers returns normalcy and joy. Across a dozen programs, the organization and its tireless volunteers become second family.

Now, Tantzers needs your help to cover its $2 million annual budget, and enable the buildout of an all-new Family Center, Tantzers is raising the roof with its "Making Space" campaign. It's a rallying cry to friends, neighbors, and the community at large to create breathing room and living space for the forgotten sibling, the overworked mother, the stressed father, and the rest of the family.

Tantzers does and will do the work. Quietly, it will continue giving families of Cholei Yisroel a life of belonging. But it's calling on the community to shoulder the cost.

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Hatzalas Nefashos - Let’s stand Together in This

Let’s stand together in this tremendous mitzvah - Hatzalas Nefashos.

Rochel and Aizik are doing everything they can to save their precious daughter, Brachi. 

This sweet child is battling a rare and aggressive illness. Her only hope is a new, advanced treatment available exclusively at a hospital in Michigan. ✈️

The devoted parents have already begun the process — but the financial burden is overwhelming.  

Now, they turn to Acheinu Bnei Yisrael for help.

Let’s stand together in this tremendous mitzvah Hatzalas Nefashos. 

The zechus is great — the need is urgent. 

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Rav Moshe Feinstein ZT"L 1982

A Siyum Mishnayos with a middle school class.

From the archives of Rabbi Eli Teitelbaum OBM.

Remembering Sheya Mendlowitz OBM

Remembering Sheya Mendlowitz OBM, A dear friend of his site, on his second Yahrtzeit.

Child Soloist Shay Viner - Al Tidag

Composed by Moshe Walder

One Last Chance To Save Bina - & It Starts With You

Meet Bina, 10 months old now. Her laughter is so sweet despite her serious spleen cancer.

Bina is brave and so lively. The oxygen tube and glucose meter are a grave reminder of her fragile life.

 Bina's amazing parents are fighting for her. 

She has undergone three successful surgical procedures in Denmark, and now she needs chemo treatments, but they too have to be done abroad and at full cost due to her young age.

Bina's parents are struggling. They spent every cent they owned but they cannot give up. They have to turn to your help now.

Bina is winning a battle with an aggressive, highly fatal cancer. 

We can't let her parents down now.

Bina needs this last push to recover against terrible odds. 

One click and you support these amazing parenting and incredible baby with an unbeatable smile. 

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THE TENATHON LIVE: Musical Event of the Year

The Tenathon: A New Stage
Join us for an unforgettable evening featuring powerhouse performers Avraham Fried, MBD, Zusha, Shmulik Sukkot and Elitzur at this year's Tenathon.

This year marks "A New Stage" in more than just location – experience these incredible artists in our largest venue yet. the Bedford Armory!

About Ten Yad
Ten Yad has been providing vital assistance to Jewish brides (kallahs) for over 36 years, helping ease families' financial burden by supplying essential wedding necessities including gowns, household items, and wedding expenses. Known for the dignity with which it helps kallahs, Ten Yad gives inconspicuously and graciously, ensuring every Jewish bride can begin married life with confidence and the proper foundation for a beautiful Jewish home.

For more information or to apply for assistance please visit our website at TenYad.org or call 718-756-1482.

Mame Rochel - Live! • Mordechai Ben David

For generations, the cries of Mame Rochel, the one who could not rest when her children were sent into exile, echo. As the Jewish people wander through pain, tears, and uncertainty, her voice echoes from that lonely road near Beis Lechem. While others were silent, Rochel Imeinu wept - not for herself, but for her children - until Hashem Himself promised her, “There is reward for your tears… and the children shall return to their land.” Her tears never stopped flowing. Tonight, on her yahrzeit, we join together once more, pleading with Mame Rochel to carry our tears to the Kisei HaKavod, to intercede for her children and bring an end to our suffering.

I performed “Mame Rochel” live earlier this month at the Hebrew Music Museum in Yerushalayim, and I hope the emotion and longing embedded in every note continue to awaken that same timeless cry, the cry of a mother who still weeps for her children, and the hope of a nation waiting for her promise to be fulfilled.

Credits:
Composed, Lyrics & Performed by: Mordechai Ben David
Choir: Neshama Choir
Presented by: Zevi Fried
Original arrangement: Yisroel Lamm
Musical Direction, Keyboards and Programming: Avi Dror
Produced By: Shlomo Malul
Artistic Direction: Moishy Roth
Technical Direction: Nuta Levin
Guitars: Ariel Aharon, Meir Ozeri
Percussion: Lior Zusiev
Wind instruments: Nachman Tzucker
Vocal Editing: Eli Klein
Mixed and Mastered by: Yaniv Balas
Filmed & Edited by: Chaim Cohen
PR: Israel Rozen