The Temple is gone. You can still hold a piece of it.

Bulldozed. Dumped.
And Recovered By Hand

Today, Jews around the world sit low on the floor and read Lamentations aloud.

It begins with one word: Eichah. How. Jewish tradition hears a wail, the sound someone makes when what they loved is gone.

It’s Tisha B'Av, the date both Temples fell, centuries apart, on the same holy ground.

Here's what most people don't know. In 1999, earth from that mountain was bulldozed out and dumped in the Kidron Valley as garbage. Volunteers with the Temple Mount Sifting Project are going through it bucket by bucket. The pieces in the Temple Mount Soil collection hold authentic, certified soil from that work.

Your purchase helps continue their vital work.

Exclusively for the Israel365 audience, every piece is 15% off through July 29.

The Temple is gone. Help preserve what remains.