2 Shekel Weight Dedicated to 1st Temple Sacrifices Discovered in Temple Mount
One of the uses of the shekel weight system during the First Temple period was to collect an annual tax of half a shekel dedicated to the sacrifices
FL Governor Prayed in Jerusalem to Avoid Hurricane, God Answered his Prayer
Hurricane Dorian, has ‘stayed far enough off the coast to largely spare Florida from the worst of its wrath’ reports the Washington Post.
FL Governor DeSantis Prayed Near Temple Mount to Avoid Hurricane
As of yet, Florida has not been hit by any hurricanes so far in this year’s storm season, which typically runs between August and October.
‘Western Wall Mini’ Vandalized with Antisemitic Graffiti
The Kotel Hakatan (‘Western Wall Mini’), is a lesser-known extension of the iconic Western Wall.
Awkward confrontation Ensues when American Transgender Tourist Tries to Enter Western Wall
‘Transgender’ tourist, who looks like a woman, infiltrates the men’s section of the Kotel
Battling for Jewish Jerusalem, Fighting for Truth
Ateret Cohanim (Crown of Priests) is an organization with one of the holiest missions: they are actively working toward creating a Jewish majority in sections of Jerusalem that currently have a Muslim majority.
Does Trump’s Border Wall Fulfill Ezekiel 22?
President Trump made a campaign promise to build a security wall between the United States and Mexico. This promise, just one among many he made, has become a central issue to the point where the president was willing to endure a government shutdown now in its sixth day in order to receive the $5 billion he needs to build the wall.
Snakes, Elections, and the Messiah
The hotly contested U.S. midterm elections were preceded by strange phenomena at the Temple Mount, including a snake that suddenly appeared out of the stones of the Western Wall.
Israel Welcomes Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan
The visit represents the first time in 18 years that such a high-ranking Chinese official has come to Israel. Vice President Qishan arrived in Israel with a delegation of ministers and deputy ministers from approximately 13 ministries.
Survey: Majority of Evangelicals Believe God Accepts Jewish Prayer
A recent survey of Evangelical Christians revealed that a majority of them acknowledge that God accepts the prayers of Jews. Although this seems to be a positive development in Jewish-Christian relations, the idea that basic tenets of Christianity can be cast aside is the source of serious concern for the Christian clergy.