Jerusalem in the Jewish Belief
Commemorating the Occupation of the Entire City of Jerusalem
On the 28th of the fifth month in the Hebrew calendar, the Israelites commemorate the anniversary of occupying East Jerusalem in 1967. In that day, […]
Continue ReadingTu BiShvat
It’s a Jewish holiday occurring on the 15th of the 2nd Hebrew month. Usually, it occurs in the Gregorian months January or February. In it, […]
Continue ReadingWeeks Holiday
Is the feast that symbolizes the day when the Old Testament was sent down for Moses. The name “Weeks Holiday” came from the fact that […]
Continue ReadingIsraeli Independence Day
It is a holiday in which the Jews celebrate the establishment of their occupying state, it is the same say of “Nakba” for Palestinians! Jews […]
Continue ReadingPurim
The Purim is considered as a Jewish festival, where they celebrate their victory over the schemes of a Persian minister named Haman, who was planning […]
Continue ReadingSuleiman’s Building in Jerusalem
The Jews believe that Suleiman (prophet Solomon) built their temple on the plateau of Moriah, in Al-Aqsa Mosque, and considered it the holiest place on […]
Continue ReadingHanukkah
Jews celebrate the Hanukkah to commemorate the reconstruction of Al-Aqsa Mosque that happened in 164 B.C. Greeks took over Jerusalem, and persecuted Jews who were […]
Continue ReadingTisha B’Av
The 9th of August is a fateful day for Jews. It marks the destruction of their alleged Temple, twice. On that day, they practice mourning […]
Continue ReadingThe Holiest Rock for Jews
The most important place for them is the sacred rock, from which people began to believe that they are the place of the most sacred […]
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Israel is Jacob; the son of Isaac, the son of Abraham, -peace be upon them all- , and the Jews claim their descent to him.
Continue ReadingAl-Burq Wall
The Jews believe that this wall is the last remnant of the alleged Temple, and there, they weep for their lost properties, and there they […]
Continue ReadingThere’s No Temple for Jews in Jerusalem
The Jewish archaeologist Meir Ben Dove surprisingly admitted that “there are no traces of what is called the alleged temple under Al-Aqsa Mosque,” as they claim in […]
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