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Send your prayers to the Western-Wall in Jerusalem (The Kotel) right from your phone! Tweet Your Prayers @TheKotel was born from the belief that the Western-Wall should be easily accessible to all people -- from all over the world -- and for free. We learned that many lives were touched, even changed, through the simple act of sending a prayer to the Western-Wall. Our mission is to facilitate prayer, because we realize that the more people we reach, the more impact we have, and the more lives are touched. It's as simple as that!

A little something I recorded for you guys on Monday. Shana tova all! Happy new year!

A video blog I recorded in NYC after the 2nd time visiting ground zero. I try to make a point for the triumph of human spirit, including some photos from the WTC construction site. Hope I managed to articulate myself well enough to send my message across.

To Affect Change By Facilitating Prayer is the mission statement of online service Tweet Your Prayers @TheKotel (www.tweetyourprayers.org). The service allows people from all locations and denominations to send their prayers to the Western-Wall in Jerusalem (The Kotel). On June 15th, 2011, service founder Alon Nir gave a talk at the #140conf in NYC in which he told the story behind this operation, and shared with the audience the key ingredients of building an Anti-Startup.

I left Israel mid-June on a trip to NYC in order to give a talk about my work with Tweet Your Prayers @TheKotel at the #140conf. I soon got home sick. Then, I got curious - how does 'home sickness' feel like to those who live in the Diaspora? Here's a video blog I recorded in NYC - please watch and help me try and understand. Thank you.

Thanks for Kotaro of Review Stuff TV for making this nice video covering our iPhone app. You can send your prayers directly from your iPhone/iPod Touch, free of charge. Extremely convenient, or so they say :).