Throughout the year, we meet Holocaust survivors who come to celebrate their belated bar/bat mitzvah at the Western Wall. We hear their stories and are moved with them and the family members who accompany them as they fulfill an old dream – celebrating the bar/bat mitzvah they couldn’t mark during the war.
Today, we make a promise to celebrate with each and every one of you. We promise to remember and never forget!
Parashat Shelach 5786 by Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, Rabbi of the Western Wall and Holy Sites The story of the people of Israel wandering in the
Prayer for the peace of Jerusalem… May the Jewish people remain strong forever! ”
In honor of Jerusalem Day, and as they do every year, children from Ashkelon traveled to Jerusalem and placed prayer notes between the stones of
When a person lives in tune with their true mission, even heavy burdens can become meaningful. Parashat Beha’alotcha reminds us that knowing your place is not limitation — it is the beginning of strength.
Parashat Naso 5786 Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, Rabbi of the Western Wall and Holy Sites Parashat Naso is the longest portion in the Torah, containing 176
Parashat Bamidbar 5786 Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, Rabbi of the Western Wall and Holy Sites This week’s Torah portion opens the fourth of the Five Books
Amis et frères juifs résidents en France vivants en ces derniers temps des jours compliqués de violence et de saccages , nous vous invitons à formuler ici vos prières qui seront imprimés et déposées entre les prières du Mur des lamentations .