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.
“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.
What would Tucker Carlson learn at my Passover seder table?
Every Jewish prayer service contains liturgy that consistently speaks about Jerusalem and the Holy Temple.
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.
Temple Mount policy rewards violence: Jewish prayer rights curtailed during month of Ramadan
Israeli security is bracing for possible Iranian-orchestrated violence, increased stone-throwing incidents, and attempts by Palestinians to infiltrate into Israeli territory to reach the Temple Mount.
Temple Mount security tightened to prevent Hamas violence, ensure peaceful Ramadan worship
Israel’s decision to bar Hamas from staging a political “victory” display on Jerusalem’s Har HaBayit (Temple Mount) during Ramadan reflects hard lessons from years of exploitation of the Muslim holy month as a cover for terror, incitement, and violence.
From Solomon’s Temple to scrap wood: sacred beams treated as refuse on Temple Mount
Wooden beams that once stood in Solomon’s Temple—timbers that witnessed the glory of the First Temple and survived its destruction—now lie exposed to the elements on the Temple Mount, covered only by a tarp and surrounded by garbage.
“A thousand police will not extinguish it”: Hanukkah candle lit on the Temple Mount
Hanukkah commemorates the rejection of the enforced erasure of Jewish worship. A single candle lit on the Temple Mount asserts that this rejection is not a relic of the past. The
A rare, 1,300-year-old lead pendant decorated with a menorah symbol uncovered by Temple Mount
How did an ancient pendant made of cast lead, decorated on both sides with a seven-branched menorah, come to Jerusalem at a time when Jewish presence in the city was restricted?
Standing with Israel Through the Soil of the Temple Mount
Every generation faces a moment when faith must become action. For our generation, that moment is Jerusalem.