Jewish wisdom, current affairs and entertainment, made in Britain and watched around the globe.
Ollie Anisfeld launched J-TV, a British-based YouTube channel, at 22. He saw a gap in the market: apathy about Jewish identity, and no high-quality, global Jewish media channel online.
When nobody seemed interested, he talked his way into the office of Lord Kestenbaum, a Jewish peer, and convinced him to back the idea. Former Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks also embraced the project.
In 2017 The Algemeiner named Ollie one of the Top 100 People Positively Influencing Jewish Life.
“To engage both Jews and non-Jews who want to understand Jewish culture.”
J-TV streams online, so you can watch on your phone, laptop or TV. With so many kinds of content, there’s something for everyone.