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This experience, the only one of its kind in the world, is for people who want to get to know their family history of the past 2,000 years – from the time of our exile from Jerusalem following the destruction of the Second Temple to our return to Jerusalem following its liberation.

For the first time in Israel you can take a tour of the Second Temple using advanced virtual-reality technology. This 360-degree perspective lets you see the beauty of the Temple that was destroyed approximately 2,000 years ago.

A visit to this exhibit takes you on the journey taken by the Jewish nation and past generations which form our long and wondrous chain that passes from family to family and from generation to generation.

There is more than one way to get to western wall. All you have to do is find what works best for you.

Every month has its uniqueness, which is why there are special events for each and everyone of them.

A once in lifetime experience for your loved ones at the holy of holies.

Virtual tours allow you to experience the beauty of ancient Jerusalem from the comfort of your home.

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OU Israel is building a stronger Jewish people, a more resilient State of Israel and a more secure society. Through its Seymour J. Abrams Jerusalem World Center tens of thousands of English speaking new immigrants (olim) are making a soft-landing in their new home, inspired through innovative inspirational Torah venues, social and cultural activities to feel a sense of belonging, to feel connected to one another and Israeli society. Through OU Israel Youth Strengthening Initiatives, thousands of Israel youth are strengthened to make the critical transition into adulthood – enabling their participation in Israel society and ensuring their upward socio-economic mobility.



Thousands at the OU’s Independence Day prayer: “Love and loyalty to the Land of Israel and Yerushalayim”

Thousands of teenagers and adults participated in the Independence Day prayer at the Gan Ha’Pa’amon Park in Yerushalayim together with the senior officials of the organization and Yerushalayim’s deputy mayor. Rabbi Berman: “If we have come this far in 75 years, just think what will happen in the years to come”