Indigenous Leaders Declare Jewish People as “First Nations” at Western Wall
In a powerful display of solidarity, approximately 60 Indigenous representatives from across the globe converged on Jerusalem’s Western Wall Plaza on Monday to demonstrate their support for Israel and the Jewish people’s indigenous rights to the land.
Priestly Blessing Unites Thousands at the Western Wall”
More than 50,000 people gathered in the Kotel (Western Wall Plaza) on Sunday for the 54th biannual Birkat Kohanim (priestly blessing), recreating a mitzvah (Torah commandment) as it was once performed in the Temple.
For the First Time Since the Second Temple: Shofar Sounded on Temple Mount; Silver Trumpet Sounded as Call to War
This is most probably the first time since the Second Temple stood that the shofar has sounded at Judaism’s holiest site.
Soup Kitchen in Jerusalem: A Lifeline for Families in Crisis
For over two decades, a dedicated soup kitchen in one of Jerusalem’s poorest neighborhoods, Kiryat Yovel, has been quietly transforming lives by providing hot meals to those in need.
Prostration on the Temple Mount: Much Ado About Nothing!
While much of Jewish life has been brought into the realm of books and prayer, a few “devotees” seek to experience holiness in a tangible and direct way. They search for this holiness on the Temple Mount, where it was last seen nearly 2,000 years ago before the destruction of the Second Temple.
Why Giving Away Jerusalem Could Be Israel’s Biggest Mistake
The struggle for control over Jerusalem is fierce. If these areas were handed over to the Palestinians, as many international bodies suggest, it could have catastrophic consequences.
Stand with Israel: The Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast in NYC
The Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast (JPB) returns to New York City on September 15th and 16th. Thousands will gather, united in their commitment to support Israel through the power of prayer. The JPB is not just a gathering; it is a transformative prayer movement.
Largest Israeli zipline opens in the heart of Biblical Jerusalem
The Holy City has opened a new attraction where one can literally RIDE the Bible in the most exhilarating way possible: a 731-meter (223 feet) zipline, Israel’s longest.
Archaeology is a big problem for the Palestinian cause
The stone seal that was just discovered doesn’t refer to any indigenous Palestinian holidays, nor does it bear any ancient Palestinian symbols—because none of those things exist.
In time of dire need: Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast to be held in NYC
The Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast will be held at the Times Square Marriott on September 15th and 16th. Thousands of friends of Israel will gather with a united purpose—to support Israel as we pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
