Mezuzah Video

Amazing nano-technology from Heaven Disincorporated connects every room of your house with the highest level of home security, protecting you and your family wherever you may be.

Learn the basics of this special mitzvah: showing what’s inside, where to place it, how to do it, and its extraordinary impact.

A fascinating Shazak clip where the mitzvah of mezuzah come alive! Geared for kids... Great for adults!

The Mezuzah bears witness that the entire home and all that is within it are permeated by the Torah passages inscribed in the Mezuzah, beginning with: “Hear, O Israel, the L-rd is our G-d, the L-rd is One”; and concluding with G-d’s promise of Redemption.

After Rabbi Kadoozy's house is broken into, Jono decides that they need to install a security system. Hilarity ensues!

Understanding the power, protection and blessing of the Mezuzah.

A mezuzah mounted on the doorpost designates a home as Jewish, but it is also a symbol of G d's watchful care over the home. How does a mezuzah protect us at home and even when we travel?

The powerful mitzvah of mezuzah contains much spiritual significance. Learn the basics of affixing the mezuzah on the doorposts of your home.

A glimpse into the work of an expert scribe writing a mezuzah.

The mezuzah and the laws concerning the small scroll of protection that adorns every door of our homes.

The mitzvah of mezuzah is known to provide protection for us and our homes. Discover the incredible power of the mezuzah, documented in traditional Torah sources, in bestowing security and guarding the physical welfare of our people. This class offers insight and historical context into the Rebbe’s mezuzah campaign.

Sarah and Avi find a letter “mem,” and help him find a mitzvah that starts with the letter “mem.”

A fascinating Shazak clip about the amazing story of Onkelos and the mezuzah! Geared for kids... Great for adults!

Watch an art video showing how to make a beautiful painting of a Mezuzah.

What does it mean when the Rebbe gives you the same advice three times in a row? And how many times must you check your Mezuzos anyway? (1992)

As part of his campaign, launched in 1974 to encourage Jews to affix mezuzahs in their homes, the Rebbe also urged checking them in order to ensure that they are indeed kosher.

The mezuzah reminds us of our Jewish values both inside and outside the home.

Study the daily lesson of Sefer HaMitzvos for day 28 with Rabbi Mendel Kaplan, where he teaches the mitzvah in-depth with added insight and detail.

The three mitzvahs of tefillin, tzitzis and mezuzah are designed to constantly remind us of our connection to Hashem. Yet the Rambam singles out mezuzah—discover how your mezuzah changes your life.

Learn the answers to how, where, and why we affix a mezuzah on our doorposts.

We spend more than a third of our lives sleeping and eating and doing other mundane things. How can we elevate all aspects of our lives? And why are the mitzvot of tzedakah (charity) and affixing a mezuzah comparable to keeping all the other mitzvot of the Torah?

The doctors couldn’t figure out what was wrong; that’s when we checked our Mezuzahs. As told by Lior from Ashkelon, Israel.

It is customary to check the Mezuzahs from time to time, but especially if there is some problem. The Mezuzah brings G-d’s protection upon all the members of the household, even when they are outside the home.

Reb Chaim Meir and Faige Minkowitz recall the tribulations of her four-day labor, and the Rebbe’s unorthodox “medical” advice (circa 1952).

Rabbi Yitzchak Dovid Grossman is a recipient of the Israel Prize, his country’s highest honor. In 1985, his daughter developed a severe eye condition that confounded all the experts... The Rebbe’s diagnosis: “Check the mezuzahs.”

Rabbi Mordechai Einbinder is a Chabad emissary in Tarzana, California. When one of his congregants was facing financial ruin, they wrote to the Rebbe in hope of a miracle. Following the Rebbe’s advice, the man discovered the solution to his problem in his own backyard... (Late-1980's)

Soon after they moved to Alabama, Rabbi Stern’s young daughter suffered damage to her ear which resulted in loss of hearing. After going through two surgeries which failed, the Sterns decided to ask the Rebbe for his advice and blessing. (1969)