A random day in the life of my fingers... Song: Gagnez "La Da Da Da" (Featuring Gina Rene & Rich Bella)

The Maccabeats have also incorporated images of Jewish survival and solidarity through the decades, from that German image of a menorah in a window sill surrounded by Nazi flags, to the 1933 American Jewish Congress march against Nazism, to the 1987 march for Soviet Jewry in DC. There are also plent...

The Abatin team traveled to Israel to learn how they integrate medical cannabis into their hospitals and care facilities.Numerous studies show that medical cannabis has a beneficial effect on Alzheimer's patients. In one of the most extensive studies conducted so far, Sikorin and Klein followed the ...

Peter Max (born Peter Max Finkelstein, October 19, 1937) is a German-American artist known for using bright colours in his work. Works by Max are associated with the visual arts and culture of the 1960s, particularly psychedelic art and pop art. Max, the son of German Jews, fled Berlin in 1938, sett

Ana Rucner plays Ode to joy by L.Van Beethoven, European national anthem arranged by Thomas Buritch. Idea: Ana Rucner Director: Hrvoje Hribar.

A Passover musical parody by The Ein Prat Fountainheads, graduates and students of Midreshet Ein Prat, Israel.

A new Candlelight for a new decade, performed by the MaccaBTS! This and all Maccabeats music is recorded a cappella.

The producers of this Concert Mash-Up music A Capella video love Queen and Freddie Mercury, so they have edited 4 concert films including a rare recording session of "We Are The Champions" and synced them all up to the isolated vocals in honor of the late, great, Freddie Mercury. This video showcase...

The pop superstar advocated for the Equality Act during an acceptance speech and a performance of “You Need to Calm Down.” While accepting the Video of the Year award, the pop star said the honor signaled fans’ support of her message of in “You Need to Calm Down.” The single has been received as an

The three Platt brothers sing a beautiful arrangement of Ahavat Olam by Gabe Mann and Piper Rutman. Piano played by Gabe Mann.