What if the debate surrounding Har Habayit is based on assumptions, misinformation, and a narrative that doesn’t match the facts on the ground?
In this video, we take a closer look at the Temple Mount, examine the claims and assumptions that shape the conversation, and compare them with what is actually happening on the ground. This isn’t about taking someone’s word for it. Look at the facts. Look at the reality. See for yourself.
And if our understanding of Har Habayit is being shaped by misinformation or a distorted narrative, what does that mean for us—and for the Geulah?,
We take a closer look at the Temple Mount, examine the claims and assumptions that shape the conversation, and compare them with what is actually happening on the ground.
This isn’t about taking someone’s word for it. Look at the facts. Look at the reality. See for yourself.
And if our understanding of Har Habayit is being shaped by misinformation or a distorted narrative, what does that mean for us—and for the Geulah?
4 comments:
I respect the side that says one can go up but personally wouldn't.
Why?
Because I think there's a reason that our enemies still occupy the site. It's a message from Heaven - until you stop fighting with each other and stgart showing true achdus and love for one another, stay off my Mount. I don't need your quarreling up here.
So DIN found an echo chamber of himself in the form of a Nobody with a podcast. What else is “new”? It’s grada hilarious how the guy is all but calling for a ticker tape parade because a ‘gantz’ 300 chayvei Krisus joined him on Yom Hakodosh. He’s so upbeat with false pride that you’d think a million people were there lol
Your whole blog is a false narrative!
So, why are you following me around like a cat?
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