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Four Jerusalem Old City Gates. Four threads from the Psalms. Each Gate is a living symbol of a covenant still in motion.
Magazine·Jun 16, 2026
Jerusalem’s eight gates are more than entrances. Jewish tradition reads them through the Psalms as spiritual thresholds where the sacred and the physical meet. This is Part 1.
Magazine·Jun 14, 2026
The Second Temple shaped Jewish worship through sacrifices, pilgrimage festivals, and the continuous hope for the eternal Third Temple in the Messianic era.
Magazine·Jun 12, 2026
Takeaways The First Temple (Holy Temple) was Judaism’s most sacred site on Mount Moriah in Jerusalem. The First Temple was built on the exact spot as God’s creation of the world, God’s creation of Adam, the Binding of Isaac, and Jacob’s Ladder Dream. King Solomon built the First Temple, which stood 410 years until Babylon
There’s a hill east of Jerusalem that has held the dead for over 3,000 years. It’s not just a cemetery. For millions of people around the world, it represents sacred history, prophetic promise, and an unshakeable belief that God keeps His word.
Magazine·Jun 5, 2026
The Temple Menorah is a divine symbol of Israel’s calling to carry God’s light outward to the nations, grounded in biblical instructions and prophetic meaning.
Magazine·May 29, 2026
Jerusalem is becoming a growing focal point of embassy moves as more countries shift diplomatic missions there, signaling a wider change in how the city is recognized.
Magazine·May 27, 2026
Jewish tradition holds that the Ark of the Covenant was hidden on purpose before the First Temple’s destruction, preserving it beneath or near the Temple Mount.
Magazine·May 26, 2026
King David declared: “You, Who hearken to prayer, to You all flesh shall come” (Psalms 65:3). One special form of prayer is the tradition of placing a note between the stones of the Western Wall, the sole remaining part of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. This tradition began centuries ago. The first known source for
Hadas Amram·Mar 9, 2026
Samoan Prime Minister La’auli Leuatea Schmidt has decided that Samoa will open an embassy in Jerusalem during the year 2026. Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar spoke with him today (Sunday) and welcomed the decision. Just spoke with the Prime Minister of Samoa, La’auli Leuatea Schmidt. I thanked him for his moral decision to open an
Hadas Amram·Jan 11, 2026
What is Yom HaZikaron? Why is it paired together with Yom HaAtzma’ut – Israel Independence Day? Here’s everything you need to know about Israel’s memorial day.
By Leah Bean Bowman·Apr 29, 2025
Mike Huckabee, the newly appointed U.S. Ambassador to Israel and a well-known supporter of the Jewish state, previously pledged to begin his diplomatic mission with a personal prayer at the Kotel. Upon landing in Israel, he is expected to present his credentials to President Herzog.
By Yoav Bowman·Apr 17, 2025
Is today’s young generation disconnected from Jewish consciousness? Is it detached from the values taught in the Passover Haggadah? A closer look at the spiritual courage of former hostages and young soldiers reveals the truth is quite the opposite.
Sinai Staff·Apr 16, 2025
The Priestly Blessing will take place twice during Chol Hamoed with Israel’s Chief Rabbis and released hostages. Here are the details on times and how to attend.
By Yoav Bowman·Apr 11, 2025
In this series, the unique role of righteous gentiles in the Bible will be explored.
Rabbi Avi Baumol·Apr 7, 2025
Israel Police and the ISA (Shin Bet) thwarted a vehicle ramming and stabbing attack planned by a terrorist from East Jerusalem during the month of Ramadan. The terrorist, in his 20s, prepared pipe bombs and bought knives for the planned assault.
By Shimon Levi·Apr 6, 2025
Three times a year, Jewish people celebrated the major pilgrimage festivals—Pesach (Passover), Shavuot (Feast of Weeks), and Sukkot (Feast of the Tabernacles)—by visiting the Temple in Jerusalem.
By Esti Herskowitz·Apr 5, 2025
Join us for a deep dive into the holiday of Chanukah.
Rabbi Avi Baumol·Mar 25, 2025
Jerusalem celebrates Shushan Purim as the streets fill with costumed revelers, street performances, and community events. The highlight of the celebrations was the “United Purim” parade, which brought tens of thousands together for a colorful and joyous fusion of tradition and culture.
Sinai Staff·Mar 17, 2025
