ANNOUNCEMENT: WE INTERRUPT TODAY'S TISHA B'AV MOURNING FOR THE LOSS OF THE HOLY TEMPLE WITH THIS IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: THE ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR THE THIRD TEMPLE HAVE BEGUN! Today, the Ninth of Av, the solemn day of mourning which commemorates the destruction of the First and Second Temples, the Temple Institute has released a modern three-dimensional architectural rendition of the future Third Holy Temple utilizing the latest building material and techniques. The three-minute video walks vi

LAWS OF CONSTRUCTING A KOSHER ALTAR Shlomo Deutsch, on his recent Passover holiday visit to see the ancient site of the Tabernacle in Shiloh, took a moment to share a teaching about the laws of constructing a kosher altar. The Jewish town of Shiloh, located in Samaria (Shomron), welcomes thousands of visitors each year to see the remains of the the ancient Tabernacle, as well as the five red heifers first brought to Israel from Texas under the rabbinical supervision of the Temple Institute, whic

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DRONE FOOTAGE OF JOSHUA'S ALTAR ATOP MOUNT EVAL See this week's Torah reading Ki Tavo, Deuteronomy 27:1-10, and Joshua 8:30-35. | The Temple Institute

TEMPLE MOUNT REOPENS TO WORSHIPERS! After being shut down for twelves days during Israel's Rising Lion military operation in Iran, the Temple Mount has reopened today to all. | The Temple Institute

TEMPLE INSTITUTE FOUNDER, YISRAEL ARIEL, ON THE TEMPLE MOUNT! Rabbi Yisrael Ariel, the founder and head of the Temple Institute, ascended the Temple Mount today, where he recalled his participation as a paratrooper fifty seven years ago in the liberation of the Temple Mount and the miracles that occurred in those days. He went on to mention the Iranian missiles that just two weeks ago passed harmlessly over the Temple Mount, and the miracles that occurred that night. Rabbi Yisrael then prayed th

PRIESTLY BLESSINGS ON THE TEMPLE MOUNT! Being blessed by a kohen, a real live descendent of Aharon, Israel's first Kohen Gadol (High Priest), on the Temple Mount, place of the once and future Holy Temple, is thrilling to experience and thrilling to behold! "May HaShem bless you and watch over you. May HaShem cause His countenance to shine to you and favor you. May HaShem raise His countenance toward you and grant you peace." | The Temple Institute