One Wall for One People
New proposal for prayer at the Kotel will give egalitarian access to a designated section.
Why The Kotel Is My Least Favorite Place In Israel || Living In A Foreign Land
This article was supposed to be about the view from the other side of the mechitza, but my experience at the Kotel on Rosh Hodesh (the new month) turned into so much more.
Join the Women of the Wall's 25th Anniversary
The Women of the Wall will be celebrating 25 years of women praying aloud at the Kotel… at the Kotel. Will you be there?
In Joshua’s Shoes: Hanukah in Jerusalem
I kept waiting for the ‘holidays’ rush I was used to in Minneapolis. This year, in Jerusalem, was different, amazing.
Tweet your prayers with @TheKotel
Sometimes it is not enough to say a silent prayer at synagogue, or while you are biking around Lake Calhoun, or at home while saying Birkat Hamazon, the blessing over the meal (complete with the table bangings you remember from Jewish camp). Sometimes you need to communicate your prayer straight to God through the oldest […]
