Purim, Protests, and Jerusalem
This week was a pivotal week for those of us who are tired of watching the unbridled hatred displayed at…
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Beit Prachim Garden: Returning To Jerusalem
I have written a lot about the Beit Prachim Garden project over the last few years. This is not due…
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Keeping Up The Momentum
After the terrorist attacks in Neve Yaakov and the Shiloach over last Shabbat, what lessons can we learn about how…
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Defeating The Enemy Within
Regardless of how one holds on ascending the Temple Mount in terms of Jewish Law, Minister Ben Gvir’s visit had…
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Chanukah, Jerusalem, and Sovereignty
One of the key take aways from Chanukah was the centrality that the Temple and Jerusalem played in triggering the…
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A United Jerusalem And The End To Terrorism
The double bombing in Jerusalem last week and subsequent search for the suspects in Eastern Jerusalem brings up the need…
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Gardening Jerusalem
We often times focus on Jerusalem for its spiritual, political, and historical importance. Yet, Jerusalem can be seen as something…
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Elections, Security, and A United Jerusalem
Israel’s election results gave the Jewish State the type of decisiveness the electorate had been craving for after 5 elections…
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Strength Is The Only Answer To Arab Violence In Jerusalem
Ever since the Arab occupation of Jerusalem began in the early part of the 20th Century, the Jewish population understood…
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Returning to Jerusalem Means All Of Jerusalem
One of the things I enjoy the most about taking people on tours for Ateret Cohanim is their response when…
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