Jerusalem and The Holy Temple

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“Rejoice with Jerusalem and be glad with her, all of you who love her” (Isaiah 66:10). When we rejoice over the restoration of Jerusalem, we must also pray that the city not fall again. This is done via the Torah, which sustains and strengthens us.

What Makes Jerusalem Special
How the Four Places Called "Zion" are All the Same
Dreams Of The Kotel

In honor of Yom Yerushalayim
Will The Temple Be Built This Year?

Every year at this time, we mourn the destruction of the Temple and pray for its rebuilding. Does this mean that the Temple will actually be built this year?
What Do We Lack With No Temple?

Why is it that only regarding the rebuilding of the Beit HaMikdash do we ask that it happen speedily?
Still No Holy Temple - What Are We Missing?

I don't understand what exactly we are missing by not having a Beit Mikdash. Throughout both the Written and Oral Torahs we see that the Temple is something tremendous and amazing – but in order for me to really mourn over its absence, can you help me understand what exactly it will give us?
The Crowns of Jerusalem

Jerusalem’s eminence stems from its being the city of the Holy Temple, the home of the kingdom of Israel, and the Torah center of the world.
How Large Is The Kotel?
Will Life With the Temple Rebuilt Still Be...Fun?

I'm quite afraid of what life will be like when the Temple is rebuilt. Does it mean that we won't be able to go to the beach anymore? Will we just learn and bring sacrifices all day?
Can we Identify the True Eizov?

Is eizov hyssop? May an eizov be used more than once?

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