Yes, Let Them Have The Kotel- If We Can Have Har Habayit!!
And for once I'll make it clear in Hebrew, too:
תנו להם הכותל אם תנו לנו את הר הבית!!!
I think that pretty much everyone in the Jewish World has heard, at least those concerned with religion has heard the news:
Cabinet approves 'historic' decision to create Western Wall egalitarian prayer space
Women of the Wall members put on tefillin and pray during their monthly prayer at the beginning of a new Jewish month, at the Western Wall compound in Jerusalem, Israel, 08 July 2013. EPA/Abir Sultan |
And to be honest, I think that the Kotel is overrated. It isn't really all that holy, and it's not directly connected to the Holy Temple, Beit Hamikdash. It's the outer wall of the compound, built relatively recently, and until a few hundred years ago, it wasn't a place of worship. Har Habayit was the favored place of worship. And it's not all that difficult to figure out where it's permitted to step on Har Habayit, which actually very large.
So, if those who don't follow Jewish tradition can be allowed to have public prayer at the Kotel, I have no doubt that it is the time for us to be permitted full religious and civil rights to have Jewish Prayer on the holiest place in the world, Har Habayit!!
6 comments:
Yes, Batya!!!כן, נכון בתיה
Yaala, onward, let's go!
Hear! Hear!
Oh, them again?
(sigh)
Yes they kerp turning up like a bsd penny
If the Jewish state was really 'Jewish', these whackos could never have gotten to this point where they are desecrating the Eretz Hakodesh. They are not misguided religious zealots, but a bunch of feminists with an agenda to deligitimize Judaism and Torah. By their sick behavior, they think they will achieve their goal - they cannot understand G-D waits, but in the end always metes out Divine punishment to those who desecrate His Holy Land. Would suggest they take a good at themselves and start doing teshuvah, so that they will be forgiven for their outrageous behavior.
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