What do YOU want to know?
Help us decide what to film next!
We’ve been posting a lot of videos lately on our YouTube channel (subscribe here) and on our Facebook page (follow us here) that take you on a virtual tour of the Temple Mount.
The Temple Mount has a rich history spanning thousands of years. We have some Bronze Age material (blog post coming soon!), a lot of evidence for the first and second Temples, the Romans, the Byzantines, the first Muslims, the Crusaders and the Knights Templar, the Mamluks, the Ottomans, and even the British and today’s tourists.
Below is a list of the videos we’ve already posted. You can click the link to a specific video below, or check out the whole playlist HERE.
BUT, what we want to know is, what do you want to know? Where should we stop on our next tour? What should we explain? What period intrigues you? What artifact do you want to know more about? What have you always wanted to ask, but never had the opportunity to do so? NOW is that chance. In the comments, let us know what to film on our next Temple Mount tour so that we can share it with you at home?
- Solomon’s Stables on the Temple Mount: The History and the Destruction
- Before “Al-Aqsa,” what did we call the “Temple Mount?”
- Barclay’s Gate and the Mughrabi Gate
- Major Features of the Temple Mount
- Jewish Traditions about the Temple Mount
- History of the Al-Aqsa Mosque
- The Political Complexity of the Temple Mount
- The Golden Gate and the Wooden Beams from Al-Aqsa
- The Shushan Gate and the Temple
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Tempel Mount video:
I have seen those posted.
It is too bad, that camere panorama to other places (and so does the mic.), which meeans, the explanation is diffecult to hear.
Otherwise I have liked them. I have been in Israel many times, but I have still got new info. from your videos, thanks.
Hans Hansen, Denmark
Are the any traces of the sores that can still be found today in situ on the Temple Mount?
Are the any ashlars from the Acra that can be seen today in secondary use in Herod’s expansion of the Temple Mount?
“SOREG” not “sores”… darn autocorrect!
Great question. The warning stone is a remarkable artifact.
Deal with the issue of those who say TM should be located elsewhere.
Great question!
Can one make a contribution via the Jewish Communal Fund of NY (for organizations with a US-based 501(c)3 status?