There are many cities in the world. Rome, London, Tehran—ancient capitals built thousands of years ago, once at the heart of empires that have long since vanished.
But one city is not merely a place.
Jerusalem—city of prophecy, conquered time and again, yet standing tall against the tides of history.
A city whose heart holds both destruction and rebirth, heaven and earth, past, present, and future.
A city that carries the soul of a people and the pain of generations, silence and prayer.
Of Jerusalem it is said:
“Jerusalem is destined to become the metropolis of all nations.” (Shemot Rabbah 23)
One city—of contrasts, of truth, of the sacred tension between opposites.