In this week’s edition of Tuesday Night Live in Jerusalem, Ari and Jeremy present their exciting and colorful visit to Ben Gurion Airport where TNL joined a welcoming ceremony for a planeload of Olim (new immigrants) who decided to open a new page of their lives in Israel with the help of the Nefesh B’Nefesh organization.
Watch and see how some of the other participants, who came to Israel just for the year, are mercilessly urged by Ari and Jeremy to stay in Israel and change their trip to a final move.

In this 46th episode of TNL, we host historian Rabbi Berel Wein.
When host Jeremy Gimpel’s asked him for the main lesson that the Jews of the world should learn from Jewish history, Rabbi Wein replied: “They should be more Jewish. If history has taught us anything it is that those who thought they could escape the Jewish destiny by not being Jewish… it has turned to ashes. Literally ashes.”
Founder and director of “The Destiny Foundation”, Rabbi Wein has been revolutionizing the presentation and availability of Jewish history through the dramatic and entertaining documentary series “Faith and Fate.”
On this episode of TNL, he reveals many of the secrets and pearls of wisdom that have kept the Jewish Nation alive and thriving for the past 4,000 years.

In this eye opening 47th episode, Ari and Jeremy take to the streets of Jerusalem, meet veteran Olim (immigrants to Israel) as well as one potential immigrants, and hear tips, thoughts and suggestions regarding Aliyah (immigration to Israel) and absorption in the country. Get ready for laughter, inspiration, and an emergency dose of Zionism.

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In this 31st episode, Ari and Jeremy present the absurdity at the entrance to the Temple Mount: Non-Jews enter freely while Jews are not. Jews of Jerusalem relate to the question: Are we ready for the 3rd Temple?

Ari and Jeremy discuss the Jewish essential connection between past, present, and future, and take to the streets of Jerusalem to hear how Jewish History has impacted the world.

In this 34th TNL, After visiting the Tomb of Joseph, Kever Yosef, and witnessing its disgraceful condition, Ari and Jeremy speak with David Ha’ivri, head of The Shomron International Liaison Office.

TNL hosts David Solomon (www.InOneHour.net), an internationally renowned speaker, a scholar across numerous disciplines, and one of the most dynamic Jewish educators in the world today.

Ari and Jeremy look ahead and examine Jewish destiny with Rabbi Pinchas Winston and take to Jerusalem’s streets to hear what the nation thinks.