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Remembering Yitzhak Rabin

Actor Tony Lo Bianco hosts a Jewish community commemoration of the legacy of Yitzhak Rabin on the 20th Anniversary of the Prime Minister's assassination. A program of the Consulate General of Israel from the Temple Emanu-El Skirball Center in New York. Today (Sunday) - 10am, 10pm & 5am; Monday - 1pm; Wednesday - 9am & 4:30pm

Legacy of Yitzhak Rabin: Sasson

Hillel Ben Sasson, Research Fellow and Program Manager at Molad (The Center for Renewal of Israeli Democracy in Jerusalem), discusses the contributions of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin z"l, assassinated on Nov 4, 1995. Today (Sunday) - 11am, 7pm & 4am; Monday - 2pm

Vigil of Solidarity

JBS is honored to televise a vigil of solidarity with the Jewish community of Pittsburgh hosted by the American Jewish Committee, with Israeli Consul General Dani Dayan, Germany's U.N. Ambassador Christoph Heusgen and the AJC's David Harris and Rabbi Noam Marans. Wednesday 8pm; Thursday 1am; Thursday 1pm

92Y: Harold Kushner on "Fear"

One of American Jewry's leading rabbis, Harold Kushner ("When Bad Things Happen To Good People") speaks about his book, "Conquering Fear," and offers advice on how to cope with the problems of the day. From the 92nd Street Y in NYC. Tonight (Sunday) - 2am; Monday - 10pm & 4am; Wednesday - 10:30am; Friday - 8pm & 1am; Saturday - 3pm

Balfour Declaration (Daniel Gordis)

Daniel Gordis (Israel: A Concise History of a Nation Reborn) discusses the significance of the Balfour Declaration and its impact on Israel's Declaration of Independence. The Dr. Marcia Robins-Wilf Scholar-in-Residence Lecture, Center for Jewish History. Saturday 2pm

L'Chayim-Meir Kahane Remembered

On November 5,1990, Rabbi Meir Kahane z"l was murdered in a Manhattan hotel. The controversial leader of the Jewish Defense League and Kach Party in Israel is remembered in excerpts of "L'Chayim" interviews.
Monday - 9pm & Midnight; Tuesday - 3pm

Election Debate: Jewish Issues

With the mid-term elections on Tuesday, see JBS's special pre-eleection program with Halie Soifer, the First Executive Director of the Jewish Democratic Council of America, and Dr. Bruce Abramson, Esq of the Republican Jewish Coalition. Anchored by Thane Rosenbaum, Director of the Forum on Law, Culture & Society. Today (Sunday) - 8pm & 1am; Monday - 8pm & 1am

L'Chayim: Steve Israel

Steven Israel, who served as a Democrat Congressman from NY for 16 years and now is chairman of the LIU Global Institute and a Distinguished Writer-in-Residence, discusses anti-Semitism in America and the evil of money in politics. Tuesday - 9pm & Midnight; Wednesday- 3pm

ITN: Pittsburgh (Charles Small)

Charles Small, Director of ISGAP, shares his reaction to the tragic murder of eleven people at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh and analyses the implications for antisemitism in America and world-wide. Today (Sunday) - 8:30am & 5:30pm

ITN: Rabbi Schiff of Pittsburgh

Rabbi Danny Schiff of the Jewish Federation of Pittsburgh describes the way the Jewish community has responded to the murder of 11 Jews and the overwhelming support from the non-Jewish community; and his lack of fear of antisemitism. With Mark S. Golub. Tonight (Sunday) - 11:30pm & 3:30am; Monday - 8:30am & 12:30pm

Future of Jewry in the 21st Century (Tal Keinan and Bret Stephens)

Tal Keinan (founder of Israel's asset management firm, Clarity Capital) and Bret Stephens discuss the future of Jewry in the 21st Century with Elliot Cosgrove (Rabbi of Park Avenue Synagogue in NYC). A program of The NY Jewish Week & Park Avenue Synagogue. Tuesday - 8pm & 1am; Thursday - 2pm; Saturday - 8pm & 2am

Commemorating Kristallnacht

As the Jewish world commemorates the 80th anniversary of Kristallnacht, which marked the formal start of the Holocaust on Nov 9 & 10, 1938, JBS features a number of programs recalling that infamous event - including a L'Chayim with the late Ernie Michel z"l who lived through "The Night of Broken Glass" as a teenager. Thursday 9pm & Midnight; Friday 3pm; Saturday 6pm

L'Chayim: Hungarian Jewry

A creative and wonderful woman, Zsuzsa Fritz of the Jewish Community Center in Budapest, describes how she first learned she was a Jew at age 16 and discusses the resurgence of Jewish life in Hungary and the lack of populist antisemitism in Hungary. Wednesday - 9pm & Midnight; Thursday - 3pm; Wednesday 9pm

Submitted by: Edith Samers Vice President 203.536.6914 (cell phone) JBS Jewish Broadcasting Service, a 501c3 fulltime television channel