Passover: Israeli settlers call for animal sacrifice at Al-Aqsa Mosque
A letter signed by 15 rabbis renews demand to perform religious rituals on site where non-Muslim worship is forbidden, despite potential for Palestinian backlash
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A letter signed by 15 rabbis renews demand to perform religious rituals on site where non-Muslim worship is forbidden, despite potential for Palestinian backlash
Leading rabbis call on Israel's most religious government ever to finally allow Passover sacrifices at Judaism's holiest site.
Jesus said we are to worship God “in spirit and truth” (John 4:23), meaning worship must genuinely flow from the heart and conform to God’s disclosure of himself in Scripture.
We currently live in an era when temples, church buildings, and other religious edifices are mostly diminished in importance. We rightly understand God to be everywhere, and it isn’t necessary to go to a building to find him.
The move could accelerate a crisis that Israel's president, Isaac Herzog, has said could culminate in a bloody civil war.