About prayer

ChabadCrownHeightsInfo has pictures of AvnerNetanyahu,  the son of Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, donning tefillin while praying in China.

Chadrei Charedim writes about Jerusalem seminary students who should make a kiddush Hashem by praying at the Kotel tomorrow.

Rochel Sylvetsky writes about her grandson's bar mitzvah which is scheduled to take place at the Western Wall on Friday.

Tomorrow, please G-d, my grandson is to don his tefillin for the first time at the Kotel. He doesn't know how to provoke his parents, let alone other worshipers.  The "Women of the Wall" will do their best to ruin our joyous occasion - we have already been told that we will have to walk from Jaffa Gate, limiting the guests to those capable of that,  and that the yeshiva we were supposed to have our breakfast in will be impossible to reach -  and that made me think  of how many happy family occasions the WoW have already managed to disrupt.
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Articles/Article.aspx/13274#.UYwvKCz8Lcc

Below is a comment posted in response to a woman who wrote an article at the Huffington Post who calls members of Women of the Wall  "discrimination-fighting superheroes with the guts to stand up for the human right to pray."

"Last year as I walked to the Kotel on Erev Yom Kippur, I jumped up and down with excitement at the thought of praying in one of the most holy places."
Why don't you go to try and pray in the holiest place? Oh that's right you are not allowed to and neither does any other Jew male or female.