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JLTV is Whistlin' Dixie
JLTV is proud to announce that Comcast is adding America's Chosen Network® to its line-up in Charleston, SC. The city is actually the home to one of America's earliest Jewish communities. Records indicate that Jews have been living in Charleston since the 1600s. Starting
April 15th, Comcast customers in Charleston can watch JLTV on Channel 239. |
1st Annual Jerusalem Marathon to Air on JLTV Thousands of marathon runners from Israel and around the world will be competing in the First Annual Jerusalem Marathon on March 25th. The Marathon will begin at Israel's Parliament building and will wind around the Golden City's modern and biblical streets and by-ways.The Marathon includes two courses - the full and a half for the different levels of runners. More than one thousand runners have already registered, with nearly 250 runners from the USA. The Jerusalem Marathon will air on on JLTV on Sunday, April 10th, during a Special Edition of "Main Street". This program will be produced in cooperation with the Israeli Ministry of Tourism and a delegation coordinated by the American Society of Yad Vashem will be featured in the broadcast. |
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Soupy Sales Launches on JLTV
this Thursday, February 24th
After more than thirty years, Soupy Sales is back on television - only on JLTV. Whether you ran home from school to watch Soupy Sales or will be watching the "Soup Bone" for the first time, be sure to catch the rantings of Soupy Sales and his all-star cast of crazy characters, every Thursday at 9:00PM ET/PT on America's Chosen Network, JLTV.
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...brought to you by the JLTV News Department
On this day in 1874, politician, philosopher and novelist Benjamin Disraeli (b. 1804 - d. 1881) replaced William Gladstone as Prime Minister of Great Britain. Disraeli was born Jewish, descending from Portuguese Jews, but his father had him baptized at the age of 12. The conversion resulted from a dispute the elder Disraeli had with a local synagogue. Since he had been baptized in the Anglican faith, Disraeli was not limited by English law to pursue a career in politics. Nevertheless, he remained a target of anti-Semitic barbs and ultimately expressed pride over his Jewish heritage.
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