American Friends of Ateret Cohanim

American Friends of Ateret Cohanim American Friends of Ateret Cohanim/Jerusalem Chai supports the educational, social and recreational programs of Ateret Cohanim in Jerusalem

American Friends of Ateret Cohanim/ Jerusalem Chai in New York, New York, is part of an Israeli organization that promotes Jew rights. For more than 35 years Ateret Cohanim, a nonprofit organization, has been making awareness for Jews to live in Jerusalem. Through this institution, our American support group seeks to fulfill the Jewish dream of rebuilding and securing a united Jerusalem. We want t

o do this by raising funds to build nurseries and support education and families. With your kind donation we are able to strengthen our Jewish roots and reestablish safe and thriving Jewish communities.

08/21/2026

Something extraordinary is happening in the Shiloach—one of the most historic and strategically important areas of Jerusalem.

This newly acquired building has unbelievable potential.

Located just steps from the Old City and the ancient heart of Jerusalem, this property represents far more than bricks and stone. It is another opportunity to strengthen Jewish life, build a vibrant community, and reconnect the Jewish people with an area deeply rooted in our history.

In this video, we take you inside the building and show you what it looks like today—but more importantly, what it could become.

With the right vision and support, this property can be transformed into something that serves Jewish families, students, visitors, and the growing Jewish presence in the Shiloach for generations to come.

The potential is enormous. The location is extraordinary. And this is only the beginning.

Watch the video, see the building for yourself, and discover why the future of the Shiloach is being built right now.

The children of the Shiloach enjoying a fun water day in the Kidron Valley to keep cool during the hot summer.
07/26/2026

The children of the Shiloach enjoying a fun water day in the Kidron Valley to keep cool during the hot summer.

 # All Biblical Highways Lead to **Our** JerusalemFor thousands of years, the Jewish people prayed toward one city.Jerus...
07/09/2026

# All Biblical Highways Lead to **Our** Jerusalem

For thousands of years, the Jewish people prayed toward one city.

Jerusalem.

It is the eternal capital of the Jewish people, the heart of our history, our faith, and our future.

Generation after generation, foreign empires tried to erase our connection to Jerusalem. They expelled Jews from its neighborhoods, destroyed our holy places, and sought to replace our identity with their own.

But they all disappeared.

We returned.

Today, we have the privilege—and the responsibility—not only to live in Jerusalem, but to strengthen it, rebuild it, and ensure that Jewish life flourishes in every part of our eternal capital.

**Make Jerusalem Great(er) Again.**

Restore Jewish pride.

Restore Jewish life throughout Jerusalem.

Right the wrongs of history.

The Jewish people were driven from Jerusalem.

Now it is time to come home.

Every new Jewish family, every yeshiva, every mezuzah, every restored neighborhood, and every act of rebuilding is another step in reversing centuries of exile and fulfilling generations of hope.

All biblical highways lead to **our** Jerusalem.

Let's continue the journey home.

**21 DAYS TO REWRITE HISTORY****Righting the Wrong of 927 Years**Exactly **21 days** separate the **17th of Tammuz** fro...
07/02/2026

**21 DAYS TO REWRITE HISTORY**

**Righting the Wrong of 927 Years**

Exactly **21 days** separate the **17th of Tammuz** from **Tisha B'Av**—the national period of mourning for the destruction of Jerusalem.

On **July 15, 1099**, Crusaders breached Jerusalem's northern walls near **Flowers Gate**. During the three weeks that followed, they devastated the city, murdered thousands, and nearly extinguished Jewish life in that area.

For **927 years**, that place stood as a symbol of destruction.

**Today, we are writing a different ending.**

A new Yeshiva is opening on the very site where the Crusaders broke through the walls.

Together with Ateret Cohanim, we are helping establish:
📖 A Yeshiva High School for **65 boys** led by **Rabbi Moti Tau**
📖 A post-army Yeshiva for **45 young men** under **Rav Tau** and **Rabbi Tzvi Kustiner**

These young men are building Jerusalem through Torah today—and many will go on to defend the Jewish people through service in the Israel Defense Forces.

**THEN**
❌ They breached Jerusalem's walls.
❌ They tried to extinguish Torah.
❌ They massacred our people.

**TODAY**
✅ Torah fills these streets once again.
✅ Jewish life is flourishing inside the Old City.
✅ The Crusaders are gone. Am Yisrael lives.

Over these **21 days**, our goal is to raise **$100,000** to prepare the dormitories and classrooms these students need to learn, grow, and strengthen Jerusalem's future.

This is more than a donation.

It is an act of restoration.
An act of rebuilding.
An act of redemption.

Stand with the boys of Jerusalem.

**Right the Wrong.**

🔗 Donate today:
**ateretcohanim.org/21Days**

They breached the walls of Jerusalem.They desecrated our Holy Temple.They tried to silence Torah learning.They massacred...
07/02/2026

They breached the walls of Jerusalem.
They desecrated our Holy Temple.
They tried to silence Torah learning.
They massacred Jerusalem's Jewish community during the Crusader conquest.

But today, they are gone.

Today, Torah is learned once again in and around the walls of **our eternal Jerusalem**.

Today, vibrant Jewish life is flourishing in the heart of our united capital.

This is the miracle of Jewish history—not just remembering the past, but reversing it through rebuilding, renewal, and redemption.

Thank you, Ateret Cohanim, for leading this historic mission.

Be our partner.
Be part of the reversal.
Be part of the rebuilding.
Be part of the renewal.
Be part of the redemption.

Throughout the eras of the Judges, Prophets, and Kings, the Bible teaches us a powerful lesson.Again and again, after pe...
06/22/2026

Throughout the eras of the Judges, Prophets, and Kings, the Bible teaches us a powerful lesson.

Again and again, after periods of repentance and returning to Hashem, the Jewish people defeated their enemies—whether Ammon, Moab, Amalek, the Philistines, and others. In many cases, those victories brought decades of peace, security, and prosperity.

Yet the enemy was rarely wiped out completely.

The biblical pattern was not always total destruction. It was the restoration of Jewish strength, deterrence, and the ability to live in peace.

Perhaps there is a lesson there for us today.

When we look at the current reality, it is easy to focus on what remains unfinished. But it is also important to recognize how much has changed.

Hamas has been shattered. Hezbollah has suffered devastating blows. Iran's regional axis has been severely weakened.

The cup may not be 100% full.

But perhaps it is worth appreciating that it is at least 75% full.

Sometimes the greatest mistake is focusing only on what remains and forgetting how much has already been achieved.

Am Yisrael Chai.

The relationship between the United States and Israel is often discussed in terms of military cooperation, intelligence ...
06/17/2026

The relationship between the United States and Israel is often discussed in terms of military cooperation, intelligence sharing, and strategic interests. Yet during remarks delivered at the International Conference on Israeli Heritage in Judea and Samaria, U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee pointed to something deeper: the civilizational foundations that bind the two nations together.

The relationship between the United States and Israel is often discussed in terms of military cooperation, intelligence sharing, and strategic interests. Yet during remarks delivered at the International Conference on Israeli Heritage in Judea and Samaria, U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee poi...

https://www.ateretcohanim.org/turkeys-jerusalem-ambition-is-no-longer-hidden/ For years, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan ...
06/11/2026

https://www.ateretcohanim.org/turkeys-jerusalem-ambition-is-no-longer-hidden/ For years, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and members of his government have positioned themselves as defenders of the Palestinian cause while promoting a broader vision of Turkish influence throughout the former territories of the Ottoman Empire. Critics argue that these statements are not merely political theater, but part of a larger neo-Ottoman worldview that seeks to expand Turkey’s influence across the Middle East.

Jerusalem sits at the center of this struggle.

06/11/2026

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