"Time for you. You sit at home in comfort while this House remains in ruins?" (Hagai 1:4)

UNTIL WHEN WILL THIS CONTINUE?!?!?

1927 years have passed since the Beit HaMikdash was destroyed. Of this, Moslems have ruled our Holy Mountain for 1304 years, actively defiling the place that G-d rest His Shechina.

We cry out: UNTIL WHEN WILL THIS CONTINUE?!?!?

The Shechina also murmurs: UNTIL WHEN WILL THIS CONTINUE?!?!?

In recent years, there have been a few societies of people faithful to the redemption of our Holy Mountain in the hands of the enemy, among them rabbis and important talmidei chachamim.

WHAT CAN WE DO?

1. Gather en masse to arouse consciousness among the People, its leaders, the Chief Rabbis, and the Government of Israel for the sake of the Mountain of the House of G-d.

2. Start inquiring. To be aware of subjects relating to the Beit HaMikdash and the Temple Mount.

"HaTenu'ah LeChinun HaMikdash" conducts national and regional conferences and organizes ascents to the Temple Mount of individuals, groups, and to the public at large. They also put out a publication called "Yibane HaMikdash", which serves as a forum of Jewish Law and Thought on subjects relating to the Temple Mount, the Beit HaMikdash, renewing the Temple Service. (Mikdash-Build is the internet version, abridged and in English) If you are interested in receiving the full monthly Hebrew addition, you can contact the head of the Tenu'ah at 02-5380485 or email me at yirmi@shani.net

3. Study and participate in shiurim and lectures about the Temple Mount, the Beit HaMikdash, and the boundaries. Groups of kollenicks and rabbis have taken upon themselves the task of teaching subjects related to the Temple Mount, its boundaries, its sanctity, and the laws of entering it in holiness and purity.

For more details, write:

Yeshivat Torat HaBayit
P.O. Box 1797, Jerusalem

(or email me at yirmi@shani.net)

4. Ascend the Temple Mount in purity.

In recent years, Jews have been going up to the Temple Mount, among them rabbis, roshei yeshivot, and their students. After emersion in a mikva (to purify oneself from bodily tuma) and after learning the laws of the permissible areas to walk in and other halachot about the Temple Mount, Jews go up every day via the Mugrabi gate to the territory of the Temple Mount. By entering, with prayer and dirge in their hearts, they are expressing their attachment to the Temple Mount, and that the Temple Mount belongs to the Jewish People.

Mikdash of the King, City of Your Kingdom, You have sat long enough in the Valley of Tears

HaTenu'ah LeChinun HaMikdash

Gathering en masse to arouse consciousness among the People, its rabbis, and its leaders to rebuild the Beit HaMikdash and return the Kohanim to their Service

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