In a touching remake, Abie Rotenberg and Baruch Levine sing a song based on the original Abie Rotenberg classic “The Place Where I Belong”. In the original song, the Torah was not in Shul, today we find ourselves the one out of shul, and longing for “The Place Where We Belong”.
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LIVE NOW: Singer Yaakov Shwekey is hosting a live concert online for the wider Jewish community. The concert is for a Refuah Sheleima Stanley Chira Shalom ben Shahana, and for all those in need.
Pop artist Yitzchok Moully has done it again, creating a masterpiece of art that resonates with the times. Join today, Thursday, as he makes this collaborative work VIA Facebook and Instagram Live.
Some sights need to be seen, others can’t be unseen. This video is a sight to behold as thousands of black hats streamed down an escalator at the Dirshu Siyum Hasahas. The sight looked so out of place that even those who stepped off the escalator just couldn’t help,but look back.
After several tragic suicides hit the community, Operation Survival, took upon itself to release a music video to urgently address the importance of communication and inspire children to reach out and communicate their needs and feelings.
Saadia Hershkop, who specializes in taking people off the beaten path throughout the Chevron and Shomron regions on their visits to Israel, takes us on an exclusive journey to where many of the stories in the Torah took place. Watch the first episode of this new series exclusively on Monsey.info.
Operation Survival discusses how to define success in the classroom with Shimon Waronker, Ed.D for the prevention 101 series. Dr. Waronker received his BA from the Univ. of Maryland; and Ph.D. from Harvard. He is the former Principal of the Jordan L. Mott School, S. Bronx.
For the last 40 years Avraham Fried has been performing for, and bringing joy to, people all over the world. In honor of the 40th year, The Soul Key Acapella group – who also happen to be Fried’s backing vocalists at his concerts for the last 7 years – decided to dedicate a mash-up medley of his greatest songs.
