Page 18 - First Temple News Today

Our Story Starts With Jesus Healing a Lame Man in a Pool in Jerusalem, a Journey to the Sea of Galilee and a Missing Segue. Prof. R. Steven Notley Tracks Down the Strange Etymology of el-Araj, Putative Site of the Real Bethsaida

From the blog of Diana Barshaw at The Times of Israel

The answer is that truth has no value for those using the technique perfected by Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels—The Big Lie.The post Why do Israel’s enemies deny a Jewish link

Battir is named for Betar (sometimes spelled Beitar), the rugged hill location of a Jewish battle for human freedom.

More than 150 years after his great-great-great-grandfather, Brian Sherr aims to re-inaugurate Tiferet Israel Synagogue.

From the blog of Dorothea Shefer-Vanson at The Times of Israel

Since Jerusalem is a city with high significance for three major religions, there are plenty of sacred sites to visit. Match the names with the images.

Analysis of 3,500-year-old Artifacts Offers First Concrete Evidence for a Surprising Theory: The “City of David” Ridge Was Not Where the Biblical Town First Arose

Amit Halevi tells Israeli newspaper that Jordan's authority over Al-Aqsa should be removed

Temple deniers cannot erase the mountain of evidence showing the Jewish connection to the site.