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(Maariv-Hebrew) Tal Yamin-Wolfowitz and Itamar Inbari - The son of Rabbi Menachem Fruman of Tekoa was married on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem on Thursday, without the knowledge or intervention of the Muslim waqf or the police. Witnesses said a group numbering more than 10 men and including two official witnesses arrived during a time when Jews are permitted to enter the area, and formed a circle around the couple. The key vows were spoken and confirmed over a cup of wine.2004-09-10 00:00:00Full Article
Jewish Couple Married on Temple Mount in Jerusalem
(Maariv-Hebrew) Tal Yamin-Wolfowitz and Itamar Inbari - The son of Rabbi Menachem Fruman of Tekoa was married on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem on Thursday, without the knowledge or intervention of the Muslim waqf or the police. Witnesses said a group numbering more than 10 men and including two official witnesses arrived during a time when Jews are permitted to enter the area, and formed a circle around the couple. The key vows were spoken and confirmed over a cup of wine.2004-09-10 00:00:00Full Article
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