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JBS

Jewish Broadcasting Service
P.O. Box 360
Stamford, CT 06904
Phone: 646-600-6018
Email: mail@jbstv.org
Web: http://www.jbstv.org

JBS is a nonprofit Jewish television network available on COMCAST X1 CH 1684 HD, RCN CH 269, DirecTV CH 388 and the streaming services of ROKU, Amazon Fire TV and Apple TV and on the JBS Website at www.jbstv.org . Watch daily news from Israel and the JBS news desk, timely interviews and analysis on issues facing Jews in America and Israel; live call-in shows, children's programs, 92nd Street Y interviews, Jewish studies, Hebrew lessons, Jewish music, films and books; national Jewish conferences; live Friday evening, Shabbat and holiday services.

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The Synagogue Security Council of North America

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