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16 Sinai Desert (Midbar Sinai) Street Jerusalem, 97805 , Israel

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The Holy City

A travel blog entry by faffanddanltd

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... surprised when I saw it. It is much shorter in length than I had expected! The plaza in front of the Wall is unequally divided into two my a mechitzah (fence), and the men pray on the left (bigger) side, and the women pray on the right (smaller) side. I assume that the men’s side is bigger because Jewish men have more obligations in relation to praying than women do. The Western Wall is actually a small part of the western retaining wall for the ...

The Old City of Jerusalem

A travel blog entry by roamed

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... by Muslims. There was some kind of event on the streets. I saw a cage with branches as bars go by with men inside. I didn't take a picture because I didn't think I should. When we approached the closed door to the temple there were only men there. My husband starting feeling uncomfortable. I realized we were getting the "What are you doing here look?" I didn't feel uncomfortable. I just went up to a man and asked if we could go inside. He said no and we left ...

Journey to Jerusalem

A travel blog entry by mrsmac

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... of Olives where we saw the Ascension church and had a panoramic view of Old Jerusalem, The Golden Dome and the different mosques, synagogues and churches was truly remarkable. Our guide pointed out the gate which was the entrance Jesus was supposed to havve used when he entered Jerusalem. We drove past the Garden of Gethsemane on our way to the Old City . We walked through there for 4 hours. The memorable stops were: the Western ...

Shalom to the Holy Land

A travel blog entry by shaunandkaren

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... all we could do was use our zoom on the camera to try to get a decent photo. We did get other views of it later though.
So as the sun went down on the holy land, so did our time. Our brains were in shock from information overload. Shaun said he had learnt so much and we both now had a new appreciation for the complexity of the holy land and will be forever grateful that we got the opportunity to say shalom to Israel, the holy land, an interesting country full of history and ...

Do you want to float?

A travel blog entry by astorixx

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... As you may know, the Dead Sea is the lowest point on earth. The mountain range beside the Dead Sea is quite spectacular, huge cliffs of sandstone with many caves. Many, many caves - and yes, this the area where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered. Once we arrived at the foot of Masada, we rode the cable car to the top. Lots of people were walking it, I would love to, but not this trip as the tour didn't allow it. Mind you, it was pretty warm too, so maybe in a cooler ...

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