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... sites that are in fact Jewish in origin.
The lunacy spread to Har HaBayit, the Temple Mount in Jerusalem (that would be the capital of Israel for all of the geographically challenged liberal Israel bashers out there who are ... " like having the police quell the aforementioned Arab rioting on Har HaBayit.
Beam him up Scotty...please!
Hmm...okay Abdullah; the next time the ...
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... had to walk a couple of blocks to see the sun rising. Then I walked to the Old City and went up to the Har HaBayit (having properly prepared early that morning) along with thousands of other people. The leader of our group said Birkat HaChamah and explained why the Har HaBayit is a particularly significant place to do so, as the Mishna in Sukkah describes how they used to stand ...
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... ):
any child whose mother wears braces should now be treated like a ben nida for shidduchim purposes.Any man who wears braces is no longer allowed, according to Rav Elyashiv, to go up to Har HaBayit, as he can no longer dip in the mikva as is required.
If you can think of any other ramifications, add them in the comments
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... hers as well. It is a place of intimacy between men AND women and our God.
Rabbi, I laud your words and pray that all Jews can come to the Wall and experience this intimacy at Har HaBayit. Until all men AND women can lean their heads on those cool shamir-carved stones and freely pour out their souls to Hashem, it will not feel like a home ...
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... and there's a continuous chain of historical mentions and even drawings going back literally thousands of years. There is literally no other sites except for the Kotel (Western Wall) and the associated Har HaBayit (Temple Mount) that have such a chain of history. These are the prime holy sites of Judaism.
The first Rashi ...
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... and there's a continuous chain of historical mentions and even drawings going back literally thousands of years. There is literally no other sites except for the Kotel (Western Wall) and the associated Har HaBayit (Temple Mount) that have such a chain of history. These are the prime holy sites of Judaism.
The first Rashi ...
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