During the week of Passover, Ateret Cohanim is offering free guided tours of the Old City’s Muslim Quarter, giving Jewish and Christian visitors a rare opportunity to see first hand an unknown part of the saga of the Jews’ ongoing return to Jerusalem.
What’s the real reason that we might not offer Korban Pesach (the Passover Offering) on the Temple Mount this year? I’ll tell you, one word, FEAR!
Wherever one looks, the historic crusades against Islam are demonized and distorted in ways designed to exonerate jihadi terror.
In an interview with Israel’s Channel 12 TV news, the Israeli premier said he would not dismantle a single Jewish settlement, and that he would annex parts of Judea and Samaria if he is re-elected on April 9.
I have presented just one possible scenario, policies that still need to be fleshed out with even more detail, of what to do with the Arabs of Judea and Samaria, once Israeli sovereignty has been established there.
Nehemiah stood fast, held to his beliefs, and the walls of the city were rebuilt……..and Nehemiah did in fact “Make Jerusalem Great Again.”
The truth is that the task that we have been chosen for is to unite, and by so doing, become “a light unto the nations.”
Today, despite the millions of Jews who have returned to Israel thanks to the proclamations of Lord Balfour and President Truman, there is one heartbreaking vestige of our ancient captivity.
If for no other reason than his amazing graciousness with Israel (and there are many other reasons), Donald Trump will go down as one of America’s greatest presidents.
Trump’s Purim declaration recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan solidifies his role as King Cyrus reloaded but the Biblical comparison comes with many disclaimers.
There is a difference between an “honest broker” and a “neutral arbiter.” In advance of the rollout of its Middle East peace plan
Jews are often reminded – from liturgy to songs and rituals – to never forget Jerusalem. The Jewish people are additionally reminded of the centrality of Jerusalem through particularly Jerusalem-focused holidays.
“An Israeli woman donated her liver to my son”. This is the story of how an Israeli woman saved an Indian baby who was born with a severe liver problem. His life was in danger.
Halevy constantly says that when he chooses new hospital department heads and other senior physicians and nurses, he selects them as much for their compassion for human beings as for their professional expertise.
Jordan’s Royal Committee for Jerusalem Affairs, which oversees the Waqf in Jerusalem, called it “aggression against Jerusalem and holy sites for electoral purposes.”
