Showing posts with label Temple Mount. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Temple Mount. Show all posts

Thursday, August 22, 2013

Deep hole on Temple Mount after collapse



You don't think God is causing the Temple Mount to implode, do you?

An area near the al-Aqsa mosque collapsed on Tuesday, leaving a huge hole in the ground.

An area collapsed near the western wall of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem late Tuesday, reported the Turkish Anadolu news agency.

An eyewitness told the agency that the collapse occurred near the Bab as Silsila, on the western part

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

The Temple Mount's new look



Hat Tip: Yisrael Medad.

This is not quite as it should look. What's that mosque on the left and what are the trees on the top?

Monday, August 19, 2013

'Hitler killed the Jews for his people, Sisi kills his people for the Jews'

This poster was seen at a demonstration on the Temple Mount on Friday (Hat Tip: Elder of Ziyon).



The caption in Arabic reads 'Hitler killed the Jews for his people, Sisi kills his people for the Jews.'

I can imagine the 'Palestinians' - God forbid - justifying the murder of Jews in the same way. It's being done for their 'people.'

But in fact, both sides in Egypt are blaming Israel for

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Mass Haredi Rosh Chodesh prayer service to be held at Western Wall on Wednesday morning



The JPost tries to give the impression that, contrary to last month, Haredi schoolgirls are not going to show up at the Kotel (Western Wall) on Wednesday morning for Rosh Chodesh prayers.

Last month, thousands of haredi schoolgirls filled the women’s
section entirely preventing WoW from holding their service there, and were
forced to conduct it at the entrance to the Western Wall plaza

Sunday, August 4, 2013

What's wrong with supporting the Third Temple?



In the summer of 1990, before we made aliya, Mrs. Carl and I and the then-three children spent half a day with an organization that was creating the priestly garments and the vessels for the Temple - may it be restored speedily and in our time. The highlight of the day (for us) was when they showed us a model of the wash-basin and asked who knew how the Kohain (priest) stood when washing from