Rebuilding the Sanhedrin in the Holy Land: A Mission of Unity, Truth, and Global Torah Leadership
- Honorable Rabbi Yosef Edery
- Apr 18
- 3 min read

By Rabbi Yosef Edery
The Sanhedrin Initiative was born out of a sacred yearning to restore true Torah justice and leadership to the people of Israel and the world.
For too long, institutions of power—whether in politics, health, or law—have failed to offer moral clarity, compassion, or consistency.
The Sanhedrin, as ordained in the Torah, represents a leadership model based on wisdom, humility, and fear of Heaven, rather than fear of man.
Our generation is witnessing confusion on all fronts: family breakdown, injustice, war, and an overwhelming sense of spiritual exile.
In such times, the voice of the Torah must ring louder.
The Sanhedrin Initiative brings together a board of judges and advisors—rabbis and righteous individuals, both Jewish and Noahide—from various backgrounds and locations, all committed to the values of justice, charity, truth, and unity under the One God of Israel.

We do not turn down cases.
We do not discriminate. Whether a personal halachic inquiry, a community dispute, or a global ethical matter, the Sanhedrin Initiative is here to protect and serve.
What We Do:
Weekly Torah Guidance: Through Zoom sessions and multimedia, we explain core Torah principles and their relevance to current events.
Daily News Updates: From our embassy in the Golan Heights, we offer perspectives on Torah, politics, and redemption, especially tailored for our global audience.
Public Conferences: Bringing together scholars and seekers alike, these events serve as a beacon of clarity and inspiration.
Website Resources: We maintain a modern, well-designed platform where people can learn from our vast library of growing articles and videos, book interviews, ask halachic questions, submit legal cases, or subscribe to updates.
Temple Treasury Reporting: We track every coin and donation, maintaining transparency and sanctity in all financial dealings.

This initiative is open to all. It is not an exclusive circle or a secretive institution.
We are here to serve with humility, and to rebuild with love for every Jew and for all of humanity.
The Cost of Building a Holy Institution
To operate this vision at the highest level of professionalism and reach, we need partners. Below is a breakdown of our estimated yearly operational budget:
1. Israel Embassy Office Costs:
Rent, utilities, and taxes — ~$1,400/month
Yearly: $16,800
2. News Studio Setup & Maintenance:
One-time setup and monthly upkeep — $6,600/year
3. Monthly Allowance for Judges and Advisors:
Each of our 30 scholars receives a modest monthly stipend of $555
for their dedication to writing weekly articles, making videos, delivering speeches, and participating in all conferences.
Yearly: $199,800
4. Marketing & Software Subscriptions:
Outreach and digital tools — $1,500/year
5. Conferences (3 Times a Year):
Venue, catering for 300 guests, transport, interviews, gifts, photography, and technical setup —
Total per event: ~$16,600
Yearly: ~$49,800
6. Weekly Zoom Torah Sessions:
Led by two scholars each week — $6,480/year
7. Daily Newsflash Broadcast (Germany):
Workdays only — $28,800/year
8. Website Design & Maintenance:
New website (28 pages) and ongoing upkeep — $7,900/year
9. Temple Treasury Administration:
A dedicated secretary handles reporting, item shipping, and accounting — $3,000/year
Total Estimated Yearly Budget: $420,680

Partner With Us
The Sanhedrin is not just a dream from the past—it is a necessity for the future. We invite you to partner with us in this mission. Whether by sponsoring a judge’s monthly stipend, funding a conference, or supporting our embassy operations, every shekel helps bring Torah justice back to the forefront of our national and global reality.
To speak with our advisors or submit a case or for more information, visit: MNGlobal.org
To donate directly to the Sanhedrin initiative: mnglobal.org/donate
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