Every Inch of Territory – Every Step is a Battleground in Shiloach
For years, we have been fighting a battle over Jewish presence and Jewish rights to purchase and live in every and any neighborhood of Jerusalem. This struggle is seen and felt on a daily basis in the old Yemenite of Shiloach (aka Silwan) which is a very hostile Arab neighborhood with many violent and hate filled Arab clans. […]
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This Is The Most Important Shul Renovation Of Our Generation!
Throughout Europe and even in certain Arab countries, we have seen governments and individuals over the recent years taking on projects to restore destroyed Synagogues and Jewish pride. The latest example such is the synagogue currently being renovated in Hungary with funds from Jamie lee Curtis. Whether there are still Jewish communities or not (many have […]
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Pogroms of 1938 in 2021 !? Can it be? The State of Israel is not the British Mandate – correct?
My body is still shaking from the screaming Arab marauders thirsty for Jewish blood. I truly thought we had seen the end of the pogroms, but within minutes they came on masse, smashed windows and started a fire in our home and the nearby Synagogue.I managed to escape at the last second with my crying baby. My husband […]
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Coexistence in Shiloach (Silwan) isn’t Rubbish !!!
While left wing radical groups speak of Judenrein areas in Jerusalem (Free of Jews) and demonstrate against Jews legally purchasing and living in predominantly Arab areas (old Jewish neighborhoods) like Shiloach-Silwan, slowly but surely, one can actually see small signs of basic coexistence taking place. Two years ago, Jewish and Arab families in the Shiloach (Kfar […]
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Shiloach (Silwan) – Arabs and Leftwing Radicals Are Trying to Once Again “Bury” the Yemenite Jews
Backed by impartial press coverage, and by left wing radical groups like Ir Amim and Peace Now, Arabs from the Shiloach (Silwan) are trying to rewrite history and once again “bury” the Yemenite Jews and their rich history in Jerusalem. The public has recently been flooded with pictures of Arabs protesting possible evictions, and interviews […]
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Nir Barkat – Previous Mayor of Jerusalem Returns to Shiloach
Nir Barkat – the previous mayor of Jerusalem and a high ranking Likudnik paid a visit to the old Yemenite Village of Shiloach with Ateret Cohanim and the public council for the renewal of Kfar HaTeimanim (Gadi Bashari). As mayor, Nir Barkat played a major role in preserving Jewish life in the area. When attempts […]
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Arabs from Silwan (Shiloach) get refunds and “piggyback” Jewish victory in court
A couple of years ago, a number of Jewish families from the Shiloach and the Old City sued the East Jerusalem Electrical Company. (Set up and initially under Jordanians during the years 1948-1967, and from Six Day War in 1967, works in conjunction or under the more proficient Israeli Chevrat Chashmal) Last week, the Israeli […]
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The Hidden Story of Jerusalem in Purim
Ateret Cohanim – then and now! “I hereby make a decree what you shall do for the builders of Jerusalem and the House of G-d…. expenses given with all diligence…and whoever alters this word, may a beam be pulled from his home and he be hung…and may his house bea dunghill and refuse.” No, this […]
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My Response To The British House of Commons Concerning The Shiloach
The recent letter from the British House of Commons (British – Palestine All party Parliamentary group) is both astounding in its lack of integrity and honesty and extremely arrogant, given the role that the British played in Jerusalem during the Arab riots and pogroms under the British Mandate.Have the British totally forgotten their Judeo Christian roots? Are they […]
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82 Years Later, There Is Justice In The Shiloach
In August 1938, the British authorities abandoned the old Yemenite Village of Shiloach and left the Yemenite and Sefardi families without protection. The village was ransacked and the Synagogue desecrated by marauding hate filled Arabs. Six months later in January of 1939, one of the well known Shiloach residents, Shlomo Madmoni tried to return to the village to salvage a […]
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