The Third Temple

In a near-future Jerusalem, the royal family grapples with devastating omens, including famine and a desecrated altar, as Jonathan, the third son, clings to his faith by conducting services at the newly built Third Temple. With the abolition of the Supreme Court and strict laws favoring only the Jewish faith, turmoil escalates when war erupts and Jonathan receives warnings from an angel about his father's sacrilege. Awarded the Bernstein Prize, The Third Temple explores themes of fanaticism, betrayal, and the intersection of divine and earthly power, offering a poignant reflection on rising extremism.