when we launched high on the har, our most ambitious and seemingly most impossible dream, was to open a center for the temple mount as close to har habayit as possible... before our ten year anniversary. but like many of our dreams, this opportunity arrived sooner then we expected.

During the height of the war, we were presented with the rare chance to rent the ground floor of a historic yeshiva on gilad street. and over the last 16 months we transformed this long forgotten, abandoned alcove into the heart and soul of our movement, and our community.

but as the war continued, our tours were cancelled, and Jerusalem's  tourism came to a standstill. as a result, few if any beyond those willing to venture to our eternal capital under threat of rocket fire and increased terrorist attacks, had the chance to discover our magical, miraculous and meaningful spiritual center. and worse - we didn't have the chance to share it with many of you, our most dedicated supporters and long time friends.

(un)coincidentally, 36 bricks adorn the entrance of our new home by the har - the official high on the har community center, now located in the heart of Jerusalem's old city... just steps from the temple mount... where the third temple will soon stand! and so we are asking you to help us keep our center open (and come visit us there when you return to israel) by joining our campaign as an official  brick layer. 

this once in a life time opportunity to have your name or the name of a loved featured on one of 36 engraved brass plaques - covering each one of our 36 archway bricks - will not only amplify our historic gold gated, Jerusalem stone entranceway, and warmly welcome each and every visitor to our incredible new home, but will also serve as lasting reminder of your commitment to our mission... and to the rebuilding of the bayit HaMikdash, may me all merit to see it, speedily in our days!

rare is the chance to have your lasting legacy imprinted the holiest city in the world - and even rarer still is the chance to save a cause as critical as ours, at a time more critical then ever...