“Here am I”: Christian leaders from across the globe close Jerusalem summit as October 7 broadcast reaches 250 million
The broadcast reached more than 250 million people in 176 countries, and social media content generated more than 90 million views . The broadcast also reached audiences in countries with no diplomatic ties to Israel, including Syria and Saudi Arabia.
Israeli groups call on Netanyahu to shut French consulate in Jerusalem
Regavim and other national-camp organizations say France’s Jerusalem consulate, which has hosted a book launch honoring a plane hijacker and helped the family of a senior Hamas leader, has become an embassy to “Palestine” inside Israel’s capital.
Ben Gvir on the Temple Mount: “We are the masters of the house”
Three years after Hamas launched its massacre under the banner of the “Al-Aqsa Flood,” Israel’s National Security Minister stood on the Temple Mount on Monday, in the middle of the Feast of Tabernacles, and turned the terrorists’ slogan back on them.
For the first time in thousands of years, the shofar sounds on the Temple Mount
Hundreds of Jews stood on the Temple Mount before dawn on the second day of Rosh Hashanah this year, and something had happened there that Rabbi Josh Wander believes had not happened in thousands of years: the shofar sounded on the Mount together with the silver Temple trumpets.
“The nations will help Israel build the Third Temple and the Arabs will voluntarily vacate the Temple Mount”
What happens to the mosque on the Temple Mount when the Third Temple rises? Speaking to supporters this week, Zehut chairman Moshe Feiglin answered without flinching.
Second Temple burial cave uncovered as police search homes tied to Silwan family violence
A cave uncovered during a criminal investigation, in one of the city’s most contested neighborhoods, turns out to be the same place where, three thousand years ago, the city buried the people it deemed too significant to lay to rest anywhere else
The part of Rosh Hashanah most people miss
Ask anyone in Israel what Rosh Hashanah looks like, and you’ll hear the same picture: a round challah, apples and honey, a pomegranate, maybe fish, and a family gathered around a table. All of that is part of the holiday. It is not the heart of it.
Jewish Men Pray From Prayer Books on the Temple Mount: The Quiet Revolution Bringing the Third Temple
Jewish worshipers were allowed to carry and read from full siddurim (prayer books) on the Temple Mount on Sunday, the latest and most significant challenge to a decades-old policy barring non-Muslim prayer at Judaism’s holiest site.
Where is the Ark of the Covenant today? A Torah scholar weighs in on the leading theories
The Ark of the Covenant remains one of the oldest open questions in Jewish tradition, and one with real stakes: Jewish sources tie the Ark’s return directly to the Third Temple and to the return of prophecy itself.
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.