Sanhedrin rules it will formally petition Heaven to reveal Mashiach and rebuild the Temple
The Sanhedrin operates on the premise that a rabbinical court has the standing to issue a psak, a binding halachic ruling, and that, in matters concerning the fate of the Jewish people, a court above is bound to follow the ruling of a court below.
Diplomatic triumph: Somaliland opens its embassy in Jerusalem!
In a massive diplomatic victory for Israel and a major shakeup in the Horn of Africa, Somaliland has officially opened its embassy doors right here in Jerusalem. By taking this bold step, Somaliland has proudly planted its flag in the city of King David rather than Tel Aviv, completely ignoring international pressure.
Echoes of the Roman conquest of Jerusalem in today’s Islamic conquest of the West
The destruction of the Temples in Jerusalem struck at the very foundation of Jewish life. Sadly, there are parallels between Rome’s siege and conquest of Jerusalem 1,956 years ago and the Islamist siege of Western society today.
Smotrich lays out Israel’s new doctrine: “Whoever attacks us loses land forever”
Israel Finance Minister said that territory, not body counts, is the only thing that actually defeats Israel’s enemies. He also revealed new details of a private meeting with U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff
Israeli artist unveils working clock built on the lost calendar of the Temple priests
At first glance, it looks like a striking piece of Judaica art. But the Temple Clock-Calendar sits an ancient and largely forgotten body of knowledge that some scholars now believe traces directly back to the priests of the First Temple.
Tonight in Jerusalem: The questions that will define Israel’s next decade
Tonight, some of the most influential figures in Israeli public life, including Cabinet ministers, ambassadors, Members of Knesset, journalists, leading thinkers, and activists, will gather in Jerusalem to debate the future of the Jewish state.
Ministers, ambassadors, and top journalists headline Israel365’s Middle East Summit
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich will share the stage with Amit Segal, Israel’s most-watched political analyst, in one of the marquee conversations of the second Middle East Summit, the first of several headline pairings planned for the July 9 event.
After October 7, majority of Israelis support rebuilding the Temple, up from 30% in 2013
The shift did not happen gradually or quietly. It happened on October 7, 2023, when Hamas terrorists massacred 1,200 Israelis and shattered whatever remained of the Israeli public’s assumptions about security, sovereignty, and the spiritual stakes of this conflict.
Turkey wants Jerusalem. Israel has a biblical answer.
What was once the strongest bilateral relationship Israel had in the Muslim world, built over decades, formalized in military cooperation and trade, has collapsed into open hostility.
A Levite sang on the Temple Mount when it was illegal. Now the nations are singing back.
Five years ago, Yair Levi stood on the Temple Mount and did something that could have gotten him arrested. Disguised as a tourist, because Jewish law does not apply equally on Judaism’s holiest site, the Israeli Levite opened his mouth and sang Shir HaMa’alot.