הרב אליהו ובר 📣 כולם מוזמנים לבית הכנסת שבהר הבית

Yesterday at noon I was asked a question , and I think I need to say this again. Someone simply asked me if there is a synagogue here. Yes, there is a synagogue here. We prayed here, look. People praying, tallitot, there is a women's section here, there is a synagogue here. So there is a question if there is a synagogue for the Temple Mount–yes, there is a synagogue for the Temple Mount. We pray here every day for Shacharit, there is a minyan here every day at 6:30, we pray Mincha every day, there is a minyan at 12:30, there is a minyan at one. People pray here, there are many people who come here. A synagogue? There is a synagogue here! What is it, what, is there no ceiling? Is it written anywhere that a synagogue must have a ceiling? There is no reason for that. >> A synagogue is a place where people pray , so we have a place designated for prayer, we are here and are privileged to pray here every day, so if someone asks if there is a synagogue here, yes, there is a synagogue here, just note that when we finish praying here. There is also a place here, a place to bow down before the House of God. We are privileged to have a special synagogue where we bow down. We are moving now, and then women come here and they can bow down modestly. Everything here is modest as it should be, and we are accomplishing a great rectification here. So everyone is invited to the synagogue of the Temple Mount.