
Visiting Ancient Shiloh
(The historical information in this article as well as the references to Torah sources are based on the information in ספר שילה, compiled by ד”ר
(The historical information in this article as well as the references to Torah sources are based on the information in ספר שילה, compiled by ד”ר
Authors note: Information about the sites was gleaned from the on-site signs and descriptions. The sights and smells of Chanukah are in the air! As
The historical information in this article is based on Nirit Shalev-Califa’s book נחלאות בלב העיר published by Yad Yitzchak ben Tzvi. The author cannot endorse
(The historical information in this article is based on Dr. Eyal Davidson’s book הרובע היהודי וכל נתיבותיו published by Yad Yitzchak ben Tzvi.) In the
A moving part of the Yamin Noraim service is the recitation of the piyyut “Arzei HaLevanon,” in which we describe the torture and death of
In Yerushalayim, we marvel at the remains of 2,000-year-old structures from the time of the second Beit Hamikdash. We pray at the Kotel HaMa’aravi, the
About three hours north of Yerushalayim, toward the peak of the Golan Heights, lies the beautiful nature reserve of Tel Dan. Walking along the breathtaking
Three times a day, for almost 2000 years, we have faced Yerushalayim and prayed “והשב את העבודה לדביר ביתך” (Shemoneh Esrei). We implore Hashem to