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A 2,000-year-old section of Jerusalem's Lower Aqueduct has surfaced near Ramat Rachel. It once carried spring water to the Temple Mount, and soon visitors may walk beside it.
Oct 12, 2026
A newly announced Second Temple ritual bath complex beside the Temple Mount shows how pilgrims prepared to meet God in Jerusalem.
Magazine·Sep 29, 2026
A promise God made to Abraham in Genesis still has millions of Jews turning East in prayer, toward the same hillside, three times a day.
Magazine·Sep 15, 2026
A 2,000-year-old stone road linking the Pool of Siloam to the Temple Mount has fully opened to the public. Here’s the story behind the stones, and what it feels like to walk them.
Magazine·Aug 25, 2026
Loay Al-Shareef explained how Bayt al-Maqdis points back to the Jewish Temple, challenging denial and strengthening historical truth about Jerusalem
Israel HaBahiyr·Jul 26, 2026
Jerusalem didn’t earn its title through power or wealth. Discover the Biblical reason it’s called holy.
Magazine·Jul 15, 2026
A small stone platform in Jerusalem carries the weight of ancient memory, sacred law, and modern politics all at once. Here’s why.
Magazine·Jul 10, 2026
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
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
Magazine·Jun 12, 2026
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
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu said a synagogue on the Temple Mount is “a basic thing,” arguing that Jews should be able to pray there in a dignified place
Israel HaBahiyr·Jun 3, 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
