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The number of Jews performing the commandment of mora haMikdash - "showing reverence for the Holy Temple," by visiting the Temple Mount, even in these days when the Temple is not standing, continues to grow. As these photographs show, Sukkot 5768 (2007) was no exception. On the final day of the holiday, Jews seeking to go up were delayed as the police found themselves undermanned for the task. |
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To arrange a trip to the Temple Mount, in accordance with the strict requirements of Jewish law, click here to contact Rabbi Chaim Richman. |
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