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JLTV Serves as Media Sponsor
for Nationwide Cinema
Event on Over 250 Screens
America's Chosen Network® is the Media Sponsor for the nationwide theatrical premiere of "Their Eyes Were Dry," a documentary based on the Ma'alot Massacre on May 15, 1974. Directed by Brandon Assanti, the film tells the story of the 1974 terrorist attack in Ma'alot, Israel where children were taken hostage by three terrorists. This special event also features compelling and moving musical performances by the all-star Cantor Assembly originally featured in the 2010 NCM Fathom Event "100 Voices: A Journey Home," also promoted by JLTV with an attendance of over 50,000.
To buy your tickets to this one-night event, Monday, May 9th, click here. |
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JLTV Launches Keep Rolling in...
On April 15th, Jewish Life Television launched in the Ft. Meyers/Naples area, as well as in Charleston, SC, on Comcast Cable, furthering solidifying JLTV's strong presence in the South. On May 2nd, America's Chosen Network takes a trip up North, where JLTV will be rolling out in Western New England, also on Comcast.
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You Don't Have to be
Jewish to Love JLTV...
"I am a Christian -- but I absolutely LOVE your station! I watch Bodies in Motion with Gilad in the morning. The Goldbergs were new to me. I had never seen it before and it is so great! I love stopping at your station and really enjoy learning about the Jewish culture."
- E.A., Medford, MA, Comcast
"I am a devout "Cradle Catholic" loving your network so much. JLTV feels like home. I enjoy wholesome entertainment and the direct, no-nonsense honesty of the Jewish people."
- G.K., Punta Gorda, FL, DirecTV
"The Goldbergs have brought all the happy stories my mother always told us about the show. I grew up in a very Italian Catholic household but The Goldbergs was the favorite show and my whole life, my mom always spoke about this show. Thank you so much."
- J.G., Staten Island, NY, Time Warner Cable
"I enjoy watching the documentaries and movies shown on your channel very much, even though I'm not Jewish myself."
- A.C., Lake City, FL, DirecTV
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... brought to you by the JLTV News Department
On this day, April 18, 1964 ... Sandy Koufax  became the first pitcher in Major League Baseball history to strike out the side in nine pitches. The following season, Koufax became a hero to many Jews around the world when he refused to pitch during a 1965 World Service game that fell on Yom Kippur. The Los Angeles Dodgers went on to win that series 4-3 against the Minnesota Twins and Sandy Koufax was named "Most Valuable Player" for the event. |
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