Monday, March 23, 2026
בל יראה בל ימצא With Malchus, Zanvil & Ilowitz
בל יראה בל ימצא'! מקהלת 'מלכות', זאנוויל ויינברגר, מוטי אילוביץ, עמי כהן, ילד הפלא ארי קראוס ו'חסידמלעך' בקליפ נקי לפסח
Composed by Pinchas Bichler of Malchus.
Composed by Pinchas Bichler of Malchus.
Sunday, March 22, 2026
Mefoar Judaica Pesach Showcase
Pesach is coming — and Mefoar Judaica is ready
Chaim Perlowitz stopped by Mefoar to check out what’s new — and the deals are
Featured specials:
• Rimon Tallis (Weekday) – ONLY $64
• Rimon Tallis (Shabbos) – ONLY $84
• Tallis Katan – JUST $24.95
• Large variety of tzitzis at SALE prices
In-store you’ll find exciting new items:
• 3 new Haggadah shtenders — including the Seder Saver & Cloud Saver (up to 15 designs)
• New lucite & leather ke’arah sets — including the Lux 3-Tier Ke’arah & Elevated Ke’arah
• All your Pesach essentials in one place
Everything with that signature Mefoar look — clean, classy, and affordable.
If you’re getting ready for Pesach, this is the place to go.
📍 Locations:
Lakewood – 939 River Ave
Monsey – 20 Robert Pitt Dr
Boro Park – 3919 13th Ave
Williamsburg – 229 Wallabout St
Kiryas Yoel – Doren Judaica, 2 Ehal Ct
🌐 mefoarjudaica.com
Chaim Perlowitz stopped by Mefoar to check out what’s new — and the deals are
Featured specials:
• Rimon Tallis (Weekday) – ONLY $64
• Rimon Tallis (Shabbos) – ONLY $84
• Tallis Katan – JUST $24.95
• Large variety of tzitzis at SALE prices
In-store you’ll find exciting new items:
• 3 new Haggadah shtenders — including the Seder Saver & Cloud Saver (up to 15 designs)
• New lucite & leather ke’arah sets — including the Lux 3-Tier Ke’arah & Elevated Ke’arah
• All your Pesach essentials in one place
Everything with that signature Mefoar look — clean, classy, and affordable.
If you’re getting ready for Pesach, this is the place to go.
📍 Locations:
Lakewood – 939 River Ave
Monsey – 20 Robert Pitt Dr
Boro Park – 3919 13th Ave
Williamsburg – 229 Wallabout St
Kiryas Yoel – Doren Judaica, 2 Ehal Ct
🌐 mefoarjudaica.com
Pesach Nachas with Green, Weber, Gertner & More
Pesach Nachas | Beri Weber, Shloime Gertner, Hershy Rottenberg, Yossi Green, Mordechai Kohn, MendyH
Pesach Nachas — a special moment from the Chidish Nachas show, part of the Yiddish Nachas production that took place during Chol Hamoed Pesach 2025, featuring Yiddish Nachas together with Yossi Green, Beri Weber, Shlomy Gertner, Hershy Rottenberg, Mordechai Kohn, and Moshy Kraus, accompanied by the Shira Choir and music by the Mendy Hershkowitz Band.
This segment captures a beautiful, heartfelt scene where everyone sat together dressed in white, creating a powerful Seder-tish atmosphere filled with warmth, unity, and pure nachas.
Pesach Nachas — a special moment from the Chidish Nachas show, part of the Yiddish Nachas production that took place during Chol Hamoed Pesach 2025, featuring Yiddish Nachas together with Yossi Green, Beri Weber, Shlomy Gertner, Hershy Rottenberg, Mordechai Kohn, and Moshy Kraus, accompanied by the Shira Choir and music by the Mendy Hershkowitz Band.
This segment captures a beautiful, heartfelt scene where everyone sat together dressed in white, creating a powerful Seder-tish atmosphere filled with warmth, unity, and pure nachas.
Mi K'amcha - Benny Friedman
Chananya Rotenberg Presents: “Mi K’amcha” – Featuring Benny Friedman.
Words & Music By Chananya Rotenberg.
Words & Music By Chananya Rotenberg.
JewQ International Torah Championship (5786) LIVE!
Top Finalists from 25 Countries Compete for International Torah Title
Regional champions from 25 countries compete for the title of JewQ International Champion in the finale of the International Jewish Knowledge Competition. The high-stakes event culminates a program that reached over 4,200 young scholars across 250 communities, many the only Jewish students in their schools, studying independently amid growing challenges facing Jewish youth.
The finalists on stage today in front of 1200 family, friends and fans. They represent the top performers from the world’s largest network of Jewish children who studied independently, often outside of school hours, to master the JewQ “Living Jewish” curriculum. The competition is the centerpiece of the CKids International Shabbaton, the largest summit for Hebrew School families in the world, hosted by CKids, Chabad’s global children’s network, which reaches 175,000 children across 2,700 classrooms and 750 Hebrew Schools.
“In today’s world, there’s no greater gift for a Jewish child than knowing who they are,” said Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky, Chairman of Chabad's Global Networks. “JewQ gives them that clarity and deep understanding. Win or not, these kids return home, proud, confident, and unshakably connected to their heritage.”
JewQ’s unique format turns Torah education into an engaging challenge. Through a combination of gamified learning and independent study, children absorb key concepts in Jewish life and tradition, often in communities where Jewish education is otherwise limited.
JewQ is inspired by the educational philosophy of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, who emphasized that children are not only future leaders, but leaders today. He taught that a child’s natural competitive spirit and excitement to learn and share knowledge are powerful forces for strengthening Jewish life.
The championship features a fast-paced quiz format, celebrity guest appearances, and a moving award ceremony. While only the finalists are competing today, their peers, thousands of them, are watching from around the world, many gathered in their local Chabad centers to cheer them on.
Regional champions from 25 countries compete for the title of JewQ International Champion in the finale of the International Jewish Knowledge Competition. The high-stakes event culminates a program that reached over 4,200 young scholars across 250 communities, many the only Jewish students in their schools, studying independently amid growing challenges facing Jewish youth.
The finalists on stage today in front of 1200 family, friends and fans. They represent the top performers from the world’s largest network of Jewish children who studied independently, often outside of school hours, to master the JewQ “Living Jewish” curriculum. The competition is the centerpiece of the CKids International Shabbaton, the largest summit for Hebrew School families in the world, hosted by CKids, Chabad’s global children’s network, which reaches 175,000 children across 2,700 classrooms and 750 Hebrew Schools.
“In today’s world, there’s no greater gift for a Jewish child than knowing who they are,” said Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky, Chairman of Chabad's Global Networks. “JewQ gives them that clarity and deep understanding. Win or not, these kids return home, proud, confident, and unshakably connected to their heritage.”
JewQ’s unique format turns Torah education into an engaging challenge. Through a combination of gamified learning and independent study, children absorb key concepts in Jewish life and tradition, often in communities where Jewish education is otherwise limited.
JewQ is inspired by the educational philosophy of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, who emphasized that children are not only future leaders, but leaders today. He taught that a child’s natural competitive spirit and excitement to learn and share knowledge are powerful forces for strengthening Jewish life.
The championship features a fast-paced quiz format, celebrity guest appearances, and a moving award ceremony. While only the finalists are competing today, their peers, thousands of them, are watching from around the world, many gathered in their local Chabad centers to cheer them on.
Thursday, March 19, 2026
Kumzitz With Shlome
Im so excited for all of you to see the Kumzits with Shloime experience!!!!
Big thanks to Lazer landau, Duvid Babad, Motion.a Media, and most of all HASHEM!!!!
Bookings: NemetskyShlomo6@gmail.com
Bookings: NemetskyShlomo6@gmail.com
The Bucherel's Hadran - B. Levine & Pinny Rubinstein
Several weeks ago, the parents of Moisdes Hadran gathered for a beautiful Shabbos together, a weekend filled with nachas, connection, and chizuk.
On Motzei Shabbos, the parents experienced a particularly moving highlight. A live presentation by Baruch Levine and Pinny Rubinstein that brought to life the journey so many parents know well. The dedication, the hope, and the moments along the way when the path forward may not always feel clear.
Through song and story, the presentation gave voice to what it means to raise a Bachur, and the strength and belief that carry families through every stage of the journey.
Because this is the reality of Moisdes Hadran. A place where every Bachur matters, and where parents, mechanchim, and professionals walk the path together — offering the best of both worlds: a warm, authentic yeshiva environment alongside the professional support each student needs to succeed.
Whether a Bachur is part of the yeshiva program for chasidishe bucherim or the Mesivta serving the English-speaking community, every student receives the same care, attention, and commitment.
Watch and enjoy this powerful moment.
Credits:
Performed by: Baruch Levine & Pinny Rubinstein
Music: Yumi Gelb Productions
Video: Lazer
On Motzei Shabbos, the parents experienced a particularly moving highlight. A live presentation by Baruch Levine and Pinny Rubinstein that brought to life the journey so many parents know well. The dedication, the hope, and the moments along the way when the path forward may not always feel clear.
Through song and story, the presentation gave voice to what it means to raise a Bachur, and the strength and belief that carry families through every stage of the journey.
Because this is the reality of Moisdes Hadran. A place where every Bachur matters, and where parents, mechanchim, and professionals walk the path together — offering the best of both worlds: a warm, authentic yeshiva environment alongside the professional support each student needs to succeed.
Whether a Bachur is part of the yeshiva program for chasidishe bucherim or the Mesivta serving the English-speaking community, every student receives the same care, attention, and commitment.
Watch and enjoy this powerful moment.
Credits:
Performed by: Baruch Levine & Pinny Rubinstein
Music: Yumi Gelb Productions
Video: Lazer
Wednesday, March 18, 2026
Hashem's Army | TYH Boys
An army is practical. They accomplish real, concrete things. For us, being part of Hashem’s army means doing mitzvos.
The Mishnah in Kiddushin teaches, “I was created only to serve my Master.” Like a soldier with a single minded focus, created for one purpose, to carry out the mission. At the end of Hilchos Melachim, the Rambam describes a soldier as completely focused on what’s in front of him. No distractions. His heart, head, and body fully given over to the task. Absolute dedication. We are proud that each of us can say, “I am a soldier in Hashem’s army.” And just like in a real army, every soldier matters. Each one is essential to the mission.
Soldiers don’t just talk about the mission. They are given something to do, and they go do it. It’s practical. It’s concrete. When we put on tefillin, give tzedakah, learn Torah, help another Yid, we are carrying out the mission we were created for.
We should not let a day go by without remembering: This is what I was created for. I am not just here because that's how history worked itself out. Hashem chose me, and gave me the opportunity and responsibility to be a great soldier and accomplish great things with my mitzvos.
Written by: Yizti Bald, Yehudah Pinsker.
The Mishnah in Kiddushin teaches, “I was created only to serve my Master.” Like a soldier with a single minded focus, created for one purpose, to carry out the mission. At the end of Hilchos Melachim, the Rambam describes a soldier as completely focused on what’s in front of him. No distractions. His heart, head, and body fully given over to the task. Absolute dedication. We are proud that each of us can say, “I am a soldier in Hashem’s army.” And just like in a real army, every soldier matters. Each one is essential to the mission.
Soldiers don’t just talk about the mission. They are given something to do, and they go do it. It’s practical. It’s concrete. When we put on tefillin, give tzedakah, learn Torah, help another Yid, we are carrying out the mission we were created for.
We should not let a day go by without remembering: This is what I was created for. I am not just here because that's how history worked itself out. Hashem chose me, and gave me the opportunity and responsibility to be a great soldier and accomplish great things with my mitzvos.
Written by: Yizti Bald, Yehudah Pinsker.
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