Generations upon generations have passed since the destruction of the Second Temple, and what drives our connection to this physical place is not that any of us can say that we saw it with our eyes, but that we heard that story, felt the story’s impact, and passed it onto others. This week, The Times of Israel published an essay I wrote exploring what it means to focus on the story, rather than the facts. You can read the article by clicking on this link.
When Facts Don’t Matter
Rabbi Joshua Rabin 