Tuesday, October 23, 2007
10/23/2007 09:21:00 PM | 
Posted by
JoeSettler
It was like being on the set of Prison Break.
After yesterday’s article I think every person for the division of Jerusalem should be required to visit Kever Rachel.
Kever Rachel is a1 15 minute WALK (and less than a 2 minute car ride) from Talpiyot, yet it takes a half hour to get there by bus.
As part of the idiotic capitulation process, Israel handed over control of Beit Lechem to the enemy. After all the attacks from PA controlled areas Israel decided to wall them in, instead of retaking control and kicking the enemy out.
A big problem today is that Jews no longer have free access to one of our oldest holy sites, the gravesite of Rachel Imeinu.
What was once a lone standing building in an empty field is now a practically impenetrable fortress that requires coordination with the army to visit due to Arab terrorism.
Then:
After yesterday’s article I think every person for the division of Jerusalem should be required to visit Kever Rachel.
Kever Rachel is a
As part of the idiotic capitulation process, Israel handed over control of Beit Lechem to the enemy. After all the attacks from PA controlled areas Israel decided to wall them in, instead of retaking control and kicking the enemy out.
A big problem today is that Jews no longer have free access to one of our oldest holy sites, the gravesite of Rachel Imeinu.
What was once a lone standing building in an empty field is now a practically impenetrable fortress that requires coordination with the army to visit due to Arab terrorism.
Then:
Now:
Tens of thousands of Jews visited today:
The entrance to the Kever:
Can you imagine what it will be like to try to get to Ramot, Ramat Shlomo, Abu Tor, Har Tzofim (The Hebrew University), The Old City, Abu Tor, Ramat Rachel, Arnona, Pisgat Zeev, East Talpiyot, and the rest of the city when they are done dividing it?
If there was ever a time we needed Rachel's prayers and tears, this is it.
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