Tzivos Hashem

About Tzivos Hashem

Tzivos Hashem is a children's organization on Lehallel — the filtered YouTube platform. 313+ of his recordings can be watched here, with no ads and no comments.

Tzivos Hashem's channel is a children's calendar of the Jewish year. Its rallies come for every season - Lag BaOmer with its parade, Chanukah, Purim, Yud Shevat, Yud Alef Nissan, Daled Sivan and Shavuos, Elul and Chof Cheshvan - and the recordings run across more than a decade of years, from 5772 to 5786, some of them global rallies that children joined from everywhere.

Each rally carries its song and its lesson: the maamar Basi LeGani explained for children at the Yud Shevat rally, a sicha at the rally of 11 Nissan, the Lag BaOmer rally of 5775 with Uncle Moishy, "Light Triumphs" live for Chanukah 5784, and a parent event of its own. The Chidon - the Torah quiz - is here from its grand finale to its boys' awards.

For learning at home there is the Parsha Podcast ("Sukkos - With Weapons", "Tekias Shofar - Gifts for the King"), the Mitzvah Maven shiur for its Yahadus curriculum, the Virtual Torah Zoo in parts, stories such as Rabbi Yitzy Erps' Chanukah story and "The Faithful Shepherd", Tehillim for Shabbos Mevorchim, and the Alter Rebbe on Yom Kippur.

Its stage brings the singers children love: Uncle Moishy's Shabbos song, Avraham Fried's "Ani Maamin", Benny Friedman singing "Shuva Shuva" at the Lag BaOmer rally of 5781, a Lag BaOmer medley by Mordechai Ben David, Chaim Fogelman's "Can You Hear the Footsteps of Moshiach" and "Utzu Eitza", Eli Marcus' "Yevanim Nikbetzu Olay", Chabad niggunim on clarinet by Avi and Yehuda Piamenta, the Tzivos Hashem boys choir singing the Hakhel song, a farbrengen with Chaim Fogelman, Benny Friedman, Eli Marcus and Chony Milecki, and a Chanukah play by the Lubavitch Mesivta of Chicago.

Children follow its stories from week to week: "A Quest for Oiz" runs in episodes, one of them on the power of the Twelve Pesukim; "Will You Let the Yetzer Hora In?" asks the question every child knows; and a Mivtza Chinuch film names the Twelve Pesukim as the secret weapon of the Entebbe raid. Its news updates bring the month to the children, and "We're in the Army of Hashem" sings the name the organization carries - Tzivos Hashem means the army of Hashem. There are the winners of the Purim costume contest, a Chanukah juggling show, a farbrengen for Purim Katan, and the highlights of the great Hakhel gathering on Eastern Parkway on Chol HaMoed Sukkos 5776. "Nigun Shamil" is taught in English, and the Connection Point programs bring the rallies to children level by level. Each video opens on its own page, with no ads and no comments around it.

You can search inside the songs by what was said, play the whole catalog back to back, or follow Tzivos Hashem to be told when something new comes in.