The Bach, commenting on Tur Shulchan Aruch, explains that the decrees of the Yivanim against the Jewish people occurred because the Jewish people became “lax in their service.” ...

The Beit Hamikdash enlightens the world Young Israelii Relgious Zionist Torah scholars write on Eretz Yisrael, Am Yisrael and Torah Yisrael in the spirit of HaRav Kook. Eretz Yisrael Yomi ...

The Beit HaMikdash, the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, is the holiest place on Earth, the place where the Divine Presence intersects with the world in the most manifest fashion.

Why was the Beis hamikdash destroyed? Can someone please remind me! Hello world full of hate, why can’t we look at some positive things for once. All the nasty comments about the Tefilla ...

The Beit Hamikdash, as yet still an elusive dream and a work in progress, can serve as a great influencer. ... In this politically correct world we live in, we have created a whole new language.

Feeling that we are living a full life without a Beis HaMikdash or korbanos damages our relationship with our Creator. If we accept this as a normal way of living, to live without G-d’s face ...

The Beis Hamikdash was the heart of Jewish spiritual life. Through my art, I want to help people reconnect to the holiness of that place and long for its rebuilding in our time.” ...

His Beis Hamikdash paintings are sought after by collectors, synagogues, and educational institutions seeking to bring the Temple’s timeless message into their communities and classrooms.

His Beis Hamikdash paintings are sought after by collectors, synagogues, and educational institutions seeking to bring the Temple’s timeless message into their communities and classrooms.