Temple Institute Keynote Speaker: The Hon. Moshe Feiglin

On November 14th (Rosh Chodesh Kislev) the Temple Institute held a Gala 25th Anniversary Dinner, celebrating twenty five years of the Temple Institute and honoring our dedicated friends and supporters. The honorable Moshe Feiglin, founder and head of Manhigut Yehudit, the Jewish Leadership Faction of the Likud party, was the Dinner's Keynote Speaker. Unable, at the last minute, to attend in person, due to party primaries in anticipation of Israel's upcoming parliamentary elections, Moshe delivered his heartfelt message by video.

Subsequent to the Institute's Gala Dinner, Moshe made a very strong showing in the Likud primaries, and is expected to become a member of the Israel Knesset in the upcoming February elections.The Temple Institute congratulates Moshe on his hard earned success and looks forward to his continuing to articulate and implement the principles he set out in his keynote address as a member of the upcoming national government!

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[Hans Geiger]

What does G-d means? Is this the new name of God? Ashamed to write GOD?

[The Temple Institute]

Dear Hans, According to Jewish tradition we do not write out the Creator's name in any language, unless as part of a printed book which we know will be preserved with dignity and treated as holy. Refraining from writing His name is a sign of reverence and awe for the Creator. If this name were to be written out and the paper on which it was written would become lost or destroyed, or if it was brought into an unclean place, this would be showing disrespect and would be desecration of His name.

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Thank You!!!