Mark Golub Obituary, JBS, President And Founder Has Passed Away – Death

Mark Golub Obituary, Death – At the Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York City on the 31st of January, a pioneering Rabbi and prominent Jewish media figure named Mark S. Golub passed away. He was known as Mark S. Golub. Golub was the driving force behind the establishment of the very first national Jewish television network. His funeral was on February 1st of this year. He could look back on 77 years of experience.

JBS, also known as the Jewish Broadcasting Service, is a Jewish cable network that broadcasts programming around the clock and provides service to 75 million households, which is equivalent to every major cable system in the United States. JBS was initially established under the leadership of Rabbi Golub, who served as its first President, CEO, and Executive Producer (the Jewish Broadcasting Service).

JBS is dedicated to fostering Jewish identity, sparking Jewish devotion, and promoting meaningful dialogue in order to engage people from a wide variety of religious denominations, affiliations, and degrees of practice. These goals will be accomplished by engaging people in meaningful conversation. In a recent interview, Rabbi Eric Yoffie, who is also the president emeritus of the Union for Reform Judaism, referred to JBS as a “treasure of the Jewish World.

JBS is a Jewish broadcasting service. It is “very uncommon in the Jewish world” to have conversations that are “difficult,” “insightful,” “in-depth,” and “always courteous,” but Rabbi Yoffie lauded Rabbi Golub for fostering an environment where these types of dialogues can take place. In 1979, Rabbi Golub conceived up L’Chayim, the principal interview show that is broadcast in the evenings on JBS, as a radio program.

The show has since transitioned to its current format on JBS. Since that time, it has been continuously aired on radio and television, bringing the total amount of time it has been performed to more than forty years. On the program that Rabbi Golub hosts called L’Chayim, he has conversations with well-known Jewish figures, thinkers, and celebrities such as Itzhak Perlman, Dr. Ruth Westheimer, and Eli Weisel. Alan Dershowitz and Dr. Ruth Westheimer are two of the other guests that will be appearing on the broadcast. When it came to significant matters that were affecting the Jewish community, it was claimed by Rabbi Golub that “his fearlessness and equanimity enabled him to improve the level of conversation.” Rabbi Golub has a conversational manner that was lively and interesting to listen to during the session.