Temple

Just as a parent wants to see their children living peacefully with one another, so too does Hashem.

The Temple had a special chamber called the Salt Chamber. What was salt used for in the Temple? Salt had several interesting uses, some of which are not widely known today

A fascinating overview of the Temple's history, significance, and key elements that are essential to our heritage

Rachel Sela grew up as a non-religious kibbutz child, fighting everything related to Judaism, until the day she attended Torah classes intending to attack, only to find herself enchanted by them. And what drives her in recent years to initiate the fascinating "Temple Days"?

Discover some fascinating things about the Choshen (breastplate), its composition, and purpose

He was born miraculously and returned to faith at 17. His Hasidic family was murdered during the Holocaust, while relatives who fled to Israel were no longer religious. Now, he speaks of divine providence as the sole descendant able to continue his pre-Holocaust family traditions. This is the story of Rabbi Menachem Makover, the man revitalizing public interest in studying the Temple year-round.

For 30 years, Rabbi Menachem Makover has dedicated himself to raising awareness about the Temple's construction, believing that increasing knowledge about it strengthens our connection. During the Three Weeks, he encourages everyone to learn more, with a special tip for children.

Can we live without rituals? We don't understand the need for rituals, we feel it.

Sacred threads and hidden meaning: unraveling the significance of the Kohen's priestly garments

On the 24th day of Kislev, the foundations for the Second Temple were laid. It is fitting to read verses 10–23 in chapter 2 of the Book of Haggai on this day to bring goodness to the world.

Michael Ossnis was an atheist until twenty years ago. But then, the Temple unexpectedly entered his life, leading him to build it with his own hands following a miraculous dream.

Eliezer Ben Hamo worked for approximately 12 years on a unique simulation project of the Third Temple. Upon completion, he received a tempting offer worth tens of thousands of dollars to sell his project to Christians, who wanted to add the image of you-know-who to the simulation. Interview.

How the Temple Shaped Jewish Destiny and Spiritual Life

This week we marked the destruction of the Holy Temple. It's known that rebuilding the temple will herald redemption. So, why aren't we building it now?

This is what Asher Cohen, the founder of the Temple Mount website, says. His site offers virtual tours, photo galleries, and in-depth articles. "Many people who reach out to me tell me, 'Finally, we understand what we pray for every day,'" he shares.