The Mourning of Jerusalem
One of the most iconic and stirring kinnot is “Eli Tzion.” The opening line and refrain reads as follows: “Wail…
Read MoreOne of the most iconic and stirring kinnot is “Eli Tzion.” The opening line and refrain reads as follows: “Wail…
Read MoreTo Be Read After Tisha B’Av We are told by the great Sages, that we – the Jewish People, have…
Read Moreby Mordechai Tzion I heard from Ha-Rav Aviv Tzuberi, Rosh Yeshivat Ateret Yerushalayim, that when Ha-Rav Yosef Zilberman decided to…
Read MoreThere is a good reason why it says in our prayers – from Chapter 92 in Tehillim (Psalms): “5 How great…
Read MoreWe are all familiar with the current “semi-mourning” period of the Three Weeks, from the minor fast day of the 17th Tammuz (Breaking G-d…
Read MoreOur parsha opens with a list of the forty-two stations at which the Jewish people stopped in their journey through…
Read MoreIn the battle over Jerusalem – especially when it comes to the Old City and the surrounding “Holy Basin,” the…
Read MoreAteret Cohanim does not generally make any comments on any property or acquisition in which it is associated, while matters…
Read MoreThe end of our parsha focuses on the request of the tribes of Reuven and Gad to stay on the…
Read MoreAfter nearly 11 months of planning and execution, the Shiloach Heights Garden and Park has been unveiled. Ever since the…
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