Isaac Accords signed in Jerusalem: Israel and Argentina build new Jewish-Christian alliance against terrorism and Iran
Standing in Jerusalem on the eve of Israel’s Independence Day, Argentine President Javier Milei and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu signed the Isaac Accords on Sunday, launching what both leaders called a new strategic framework to strengthen ties between Israel and like-minded nations across the Western Hemisphere.
Israeli judge: Korban Pesach/Paschal lamb protest is legal, not criminal
The court recognized what many prefer to ignore: the desire to restore the Korban Pesach is not fringe. It is grounded in the text, in halacha, and in the enduring identity of the Jewish people.
While left-wing got a court order to protest, priestly blessing at Kotel was cancelled
It was announced that due to the ongoing war with Iran and security directives, the Birkat Kohanim ceremony this Sunday will be restricted to just 50 men. While this restriction of Jewish religious practice seems reasonable, this restriction was lifted to allow left-wing protests to take place.
Israel is in the miracle business… and business is good
Our greatest defense is not the Iron Dome or American aircraft carriers. It’s God’s miracles that have protected this land and people for thousands of years, and continue to do so today.
“Secret Israeli air base under Temple Mount?” Viral AI image sparks Palestinian Authority outrage
Right-wing activist Baruch Marzel shared an AI-generated image portraying Israeli fighter jets parked beneath the golden dome that sits atop the Temple Mount, implying the existence of a secret Israeli Air Force base hidden under the structure.
Did the Ayatollah try to blow up the Temple Mount before he died?
“The ‘Architects of Chaos’ in Tehran attempted to commit an act of sacrilege so profound it would have torn the fabric of human history,” Rabbi Ben Avraham wrote. “They launched a ballistic warhead aimed at the heart of Jerusalem.”
Battle over the Western Wall: who defines holiness in Jerusalem?
PM Benjamin Netanyahu canceled a scheduled vote in the Ministerial Committee for Legislation. The vote would have advanced a bill to place the entire Western Wall plaza under the Chief Rabbinate and enforce Orthodox prayer customs throughout.
The mountain that carried Jerusalem’s fire to Babylon now flies the Israeli flag
The Israeli flag now flies from the summit of Mount Sartaba, raised there for the first time in history by Israel’s Ministry of Heritage. The flag is a deliberate, unmistakable statement that this land, the biblical heartland, belongs to the Jewish people.
First expansion since Six-Day War aligns with biblical vision of a growing Jerusalem
A recent development agreement signed between the state and the Mateh Binyamin Regional Council would, pending final approvals, establish a new Jewish community that constitutes the first expansion of Jerusalem since 1967.
Temple tradition meets modern reality: shoe rack approved on Mount
At the entrance to the Temple Mount, the holiest site in Judaism, shoes once lay in tangled heaps on the ground. The result was disorder, a tripping hazard, and a scene unbefitting the site where the Beit HaMikdash, the Holy Temple, once stood.