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Plan of temple m
Plan of Moslem buildings built on the site of the Jewish temple, a sacrilegious Moslem act in an attempt to hide the presence of Jews in Jerusalem hundreds of years before the advent of Islem
Jewish Quarter Jerusalem
Modern buildings of the Old City of Jerusalem overlooking the Western Wall
Church of the ascension
Russian Orthodox Women’s Convent of the Ascension
German Church of Ascension
interior of the Church of the Ascension in Jerusalem.
The church is located on the Mount of Olives, one of the highest points in Jerusalem.
It was built in the Wilhelminian-Byzantine style and completed in 1910.
The interior features distinctive arches with red and white stripes and a circular window.
The complex was named after Augusta Victoria, wife of Kaiser Wilhelm II, and also includes a hospital.
The Church of the Ascension - Evangelisch in Jerusalem
The Church of the Ascension - Evangelisch in Jerusalem. The church stands on one of the highest points in Jerusalem, 850 m above s...
Evangelisch in Jerusalem
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In 1898 the Ottomans granted Germany 8 hectares of land on the Mount of Olives. This was set aside for a church and hospice, and t...
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The church is located on the Mount of Olives, one of the highest points in Jerusalem.
It was built in the Wilhelminian-Byzantine style and completed in 1910.
The interior features distinctive arches with red and white stripes and a circular window.
The complex was named after Augusta Victoria, wife of Kaiser Wilhelm II, and also includes a hospital.
The Church of the Ascension - Evangelisch in Jerusalem
The Church of the Ascension - Evangelisch in Jerusalem. The church stands on one of the highest points in Jerusalem, 850 m above s...
Evangelisch in Jerusalem
File:Jerusalem Himmelfahrtskirche Innen Orgel 1.JPG - Wikimedia ...
7 Mar 2014 — File:Jerusalem Himmelfahrtskirche Innen Orgel 1. JPG - Wikimedia Commons.
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Church of the Ascension | Attractions - Lonely Planet
In 1898 the Ottomans granted Germany 8 hectares of land on the Mount of Olives. This was set aside for a church and hospice, and t...
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Nahlaot Jerusalem
traditional stone architecture with arched windows and white louvered shutters, typical of the Nachlaot neighborhood in central Jerusalem.
Nachlaot is a cluster of 32 historic courtyard neighborhoods known for their quaint stone houses and narrow, winding lanes.
The area is characterized by its unique architectural style, often featuring these types of windows and shutters.
It is a vibrant area near the Mahane Yehuda Market and a popular location for visitors and residents alike.
Nachlaot, Jerusalem - Tourist Israel
A cluster of neighborhoods in the center of the city, Nachlaot is characterized by its narrow, windy lanes, quaint, stone houses,
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A peaceful studio full of light completely renovated in the heart of Nachlaot neighborhood , Jerusalem. Quiet studio located in th...
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Nachlaot is a cluster of 32 historic courtyard neighborhoods known for their quaint stone houses and narrow, winding lanes.
The area is characterized by its unique architectural style, often featuring these types of windows and shutters.
It is a vibrant area near the Mahane Yehuda Market and a popular location for visitors and residents alike.
Nachlaot, Jerusalem - Tourist Israel
A cluster of neighborhoods in the center of the city, Nachlaot is characterized by its narrow, windy lanes, quaint, stone houses,
Tourist Israel
Nachlaot - Wikipedia
Further reading · Nahlaot : a portrait of a neighborhood in Jerusalem / Stephen Lewis. Jerusalem : Jerusalem Institute for Israel ...
Wikipedia
Studio in the heart of Jerusalem - Nachlaot - Apartments for Rent in ...
A peaceful studio full of light completely renovated in the heart of Nachlaot neighborhood , Jerusalem. Quiet studio located in th...
Airbnb
Art in Jerusalem
A typical street in the New city of Jerusalem
Jerusalem tree
Street decoration Jerusalem
Jerusalem Balconies
Tecoma stans. This Balconies with species commonly known as yellow trumpetbush, yellow bells, or yellow elde
Jerusalem New City
Sachar Park
the largest public park in the centre of
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
interior atrium of the Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem hotel.
The hotel is centrally located in Jerusalem, near the Jaffa Gate and the Old City.
Its design blends Greco-Roman, Gothic, and Ottoman architecture.
The interior features a striking glass atrium inside a historic stone façade
The hotel is centrally located in Jerusalem, near the Jaffa Gate and the Old City.
Its design blends Greco-Roman, Gothic, and Ottoman architecture.
The interior features a striking glass atrium inside a historic stone façade
Shops closed for the Sabbath
Flowers for sale Jerusalem
Mahane Yehudah Market
various types of cheese sold in a deli or market setting. The white, crumbly cheese feta
section of the Western Wall (Kotel)
he Western Wall is considered the most sacred site for prayer in Judaism, as it is a remnant of the Second Temple complex.
The uncovered sections, like those seen in the image, reveal massive stone blocks from the Herodian era.
Worshippers and visitors from around the world visit the site to pray and mourn the Temple's destruction.
The area is a significant archaeological site, with ongoing excavations uncovering remnants from various periods of Jerusalem's histor
The uncovered sections, like those seen in the image, reveal massive stone blocks from the Herodian era.
Worshippers and visitors from around the world visit the site to pray and mourn the Temple's destruction.
The area is a significant archaeological site, with ongoing excavations uncovering remnants from various periods of Jerusalem's histor
Jerusalem Artists' House
The historic stone structure was built by the Ottomans around 1890.
It originally housed the Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts, the first academic institution in Israel, founded in 1906.
For a time, the building served as the Bezalel National Museum, a precursor to the Israel Museum.
Since the 1960s, it has been the official home and gallery for the Painters and Sculptors Association of Jerusalem.
It originally housed the Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts, the first academic institution in Israel, founded in 1906.
For a time, the building served as the Bezalel National Museum, a precursor to the Israel Museum.
Since the 1960s, it has been the official home and gallery for the Painters and Sculptors Association of Jerusalem.
Archeological park of Ramat Rachel
Olive Columns
The image displays the "Olive Columns" environmental sculpture by Israeli artist Ran Morin.
The sculpture is located in The Park of the Olives near Kibbutz Ramat Rachel, at the edge of Jerusalem.
It consists of three towering columns, approximately 11 to 15 meters high, with a living olive tree planted at the top of each.
A sophisticated, non-visible irrigation system was developed by the artist to sustain the trees in their elevated position.
Completed in 1991, the work is a prominent landmark in the park, which offers views of the Judean Desert and the Dead Sea.
The sculpture symbolizes peace, rootedness, and resilience.
The sculpture is located in The Park of the Olives near Kibbutz Ramat Rachel, at the edge of Jerusalem.
It consists of three towering columns, approximately 11 to 15 meters high, with a living olive tree planted at the top of each.
A sophisticated, non-visible irrigation system was developed by the artist to sustain the trees in their elevated position.
Completed in 1991, the work is a prominent landmark in the park, which offers views of the Judean Desert and the Dead Sea.
The sculpture symbolizes peace, rootedness, and resilience.
Walking to the Jaffa Gate
Als known as Bab el Halil, the gate of the friend, Abraham, venerated by Jews and Moslems alike for welcoming people to the belief in one God
Dome of the rock
Built on Moriah hill, by the Moslems, to hide the ancient Jewish temple beneath
The Frnch Hospital
Illuminations of Jerusalem celebrating the festival of Hannukah and Christmas
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