Sovereignty In Jerusalem Is Not Guaranteed
While most of Israel and the Jewish world focuses on whether Prime Minister Netanyahu will or will not extend Israel’s sovereignty over much of Judea and Samaria, a quiet battle is still continuing on the frontlines within the nation’s capital in Jerusalem. The “Peace to Prosperity” plan calls for Shuafat to be a hub for […]
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Jewish Rights To Petra and Imperial Hotels Finally Upheld In Court
Buying and selling in a Democratic society. Yet another court ruling against the Greek Orthodox Church. This saga has been dragging on for 16 years. Read about the journey of the Petra and Imperial hotels in the Times of Israel article below. Jerusalem court nixes Greek church bid to stop property sale to right-wing group […]
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Discrimination Against Jews In The Heart Of Jerusalem
One of the biggest challenges in restoring former Jewish neighborhoods in Jerusalem that we have in Ateret Cohanim is the fact that the “Palestinian” Authority and other Muslim leaders have issued a Fatwa or religious decree against selling property to Jews. Think about it. In most of the world, it is forbidden to discriminate against […]
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For One Family, Living in Kfar Shiloach Is About Completing A Broken Circle
Nira and Eldad Rabinowicz and their children never believed that their life as urban pioneers in what is known outside of Israel as Silwan would be easy. Surrounded by Arabs, the 22 Jewish families of Kfar Shiloach or the old Yemenite Village are on a mission – to return to what was a Jewish village […]
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The Attack On Yehuda Glick And The Need For Eastern Jerusalem Development
The attack on former MK Yehuda Glick when he paid a “shiva call” to the family of Iyad al-Halak, an autistic Arab man who was wrongfully killed by police officers shows the deep need for further integration of Eastern Jerusalem neighborhoods. The mourning tent is situated in the Arab neighborhood of Wadi Joz and saw […]
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Can “Silicon Wadi” Provide A Working Model For A United Jerusalem?
Despite the uproar by the usual faux “Palestinian” Arab elitists, “Silicon Wadi” is moving towards approval. Silicon Wadi is an ambitious plan to transform the dilapidated industrial zones just outside the Eastern Walls of the Old City in the Arab neighborhood of Wadi Joz to a number. “Silicon Wadi” is part of the government’s five-year […]
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Justice Is Done In Kfar Shiloach
Three Arab terrorists have now been charged for their March 23rd molotov cocktail attack at both police and Jewish residents. On March 23 a driver of a protected shuttle along with a security guard, often used by Jewish residents of Kfar Shiloach came under attack from multiple molotov cocktails. This has unfortunately become a “normal” […]
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Jerusalem The Engine Of Faith
Jerusalem has always been a place that is connected to our future. It is true that we the Nation of Israel have returned to it. However, the Jerusalem we want to have and yearn to connect to is the one of the future. The World is in a crisis now. We are unsure of tomorrow. […]
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Corona Effect In The Old City: Jews Praying In The Empty “Christian” Quarter
Watch as the Jews of the “Christian” Quarter pray in the streets as shops are closed and the area is completely empty except the prayers of the Jewish worshipers. kampungbet situs bola situs gacor toto togel slot gacor hari ini link gacor toto slot slot gacor link slot toto togel situs toto situs toto link […]
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Hope From Jerusalem
We know that in time of crisis that nothing unites all of us like Jerusalem. It is the place of the improbable, which holds within it the dreams of our future. Can it be that now with nations collapsing, fear spreading, and economic turmoil all around that Jerusalem can play the central role in our […]
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