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At the heart of the project carried out by Beith David is the reestablishment of the Great Sanhedrin of Jerusalem, symbol of unity and ancestral wisdom of the Hebrew people. Reuniting the sages of Israel and the different currents would offer harmonious and enlightened guidance, not only to the nation of Israel, but also to the entire world. Jerusalem would thus once again become a beacon of morality, justice and truth, embodying this profound aspiration of the final accomplishment of Israel to become "the light of the nations" for reconciliation and unity.

- For Judaism, it is the ultimate accomplishment of the true restoration of Israel, as desired by the Torah.
- For Christianity, This represents a major step in the fulfillment of biblical prophecy, affirming Israel's central role in the redemption and blessing of the nations.
- For Islam, It is an opportunity to honor the teachings of the Quran, which recognizes Israel's role of guidance and justice, while promoting a common path toward peace, righteousness and faith in one God.

This project transcends religious and political boundaries. It aims to establish an authentic dialogue between peoples and nations, making Jerusalem the heart of a new Middle East and the opening of a new era based on unity, mutual understanding and shared wisdom.

We call on all those who yearn for justice, truth and a harmonious future to join us. Together, from Jerusalem, let us build a world guided by the eternal values of wisdom and peace, for Israel and for all humanity.

BEITH DAVID
King David's Tomb, Mont Sion
2 Ma'ale Shazkh Street
9160502 Jerusalem , Israël
contact@beith-david.org

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