Valley of the Shadow of Death — JERUSALEM

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Moses Montefiore, filántropo (1784-1885)

Uno de los atractivos más bellos de Jerusalén es el molino de viento que se ve desde la Ciudad Vieja cruzando el Valle de Hinom.

Moses Montefiore – Foto: Wikipedia – Dominio Público

El molino, junto con sus casas de pueblo mágico, fueron el primer asentamiento que Jerusalén tuvo fuera de sus murallas en siglos. Le llaman el Molino de Montefiore, el filántropo que quiso crear una Jerusalén renovada.

Moses Montefiore nació en 1784 en Leorna, Toscana. La familia había migrado a Gran Bretaña, y él nació en Leorna en un viaje de negocios por el país natal. Ya de

Por qué es santo el Monte de los Olivos?

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THE THIRD TEMPLE WILL BE BUILT SOON, BUT NOT WHERE YOU THINK! Terri Buckingham Living Water Press

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49 cisterns tell the story of the destruction of the Temple, and much more

The network of tunnels beneath the Temple Mount has been the subject of much mystery and controversy, but the cisterns – some of which are linked to biblical sources – are just as fascinating.

BY NADAV SHRAGAI

"The Cave Beneath the Holy Rock, Jerusalem" by Carl Haag, 1859. Pencil and watercolor on paper. Credit: Wikimedia Commons.

(July 18, 2021 / Israel Hayom) Like a well-kept secret, the cisterns of the Temple Mount are concealed, barred and padlocked by the Jerusalem Islamic Waqf. In ancient times, the cisterns refreshed pilgrims arriving at the Temple. A few originally functioned as shaft graves or quarries from which stones were carved to build the Temple, filling with water only years later.

According to archaeologists’ calculations, to transport 26,417 gallons of water from the Gihon Spring 2,624 feet to one small cistern on the Mount would have taken at

Imperdible: la Jerusalem que no has visto jamás

Una creación del artista, fotógrafo y cineasta Eitan Asraf.

Durante casi un año, el artista israelí Eitan Asraf ha estado filmando a Jerusalem desde ángulos poco comunes y con un ojo artístico muy singular. El resultado, un video de algo menos de 8 minutos preparado para la Municipalidad de Jerusalem, en el que en cuestión de segundos, uno se vuelve a enamorar de esta ciudad única en el mundo, la capital de Israel.

Asraf combinó sitios conocidos mundialmente, rincones nunca vistos, escenas sacras y mundanas, registradas con su celular o con un dron,y todo fue volcado en esta producción tan singular que podemos mirar una y otra vez.

History, mystery, and occult converge in King David’s fabled tomb

In Jerusalem’s City of David, visitors find ancient Roman burial caves, an historic 19th-century Jewish home and the site of shadowy excavations said to produce biblical treasures.

By AVIVA AND SHMUEL BAR-AM

Stairs next to the burial tombs in the City of David. (Shmuel Bar-Am)

Were it not for an eccentric Finn and a former officer in the British army, King David’s family tombs might never have been found. No, we don’t mean the tomb on Mount Zion, whose doubtful sighting is based on Christian traditions from the Middle Ages. Rather, we are referring to a group of tunnels and caves in the City of David that more closely fit the biblical description. These were uncovered during excavations adjacent to Beit Meyuhas, a 19th-century house built by one of the first

THE ANCIENT JERUSALEM SITE THAT MOST PEOPLE NEVER KNEW EXISTED

In ancient Jerusalem lies many historic sites, some of which people have never visited. Get a sneak peak at this one!

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Inside Ancient Jerusalem…

There are a lot of cool things about ancient Jerusalem. Aside from the fact that the archaeology proves that Jews have lived there for thousands of years, there are many sites that are fascinating to see and learn about.

Because the Jordanians controlled Jerusalem from 1948-1967, many sites were

Treasures Unearthed Part 2 | The Joshua and Caleb Report at the City of David

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Bob Cornuke's Temple Discovery Presentation on Site in Jerusalem | Living Passages Christian Travel

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El valle de la sombra de la muerte, Jerusalén

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King David's Palace in the City of David

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Discover the Historical Site of Hell

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El embajador de EEUU advierte a Israel contra cualquier anexión “unilateral” en Cisjordania

David Friedman Foto: Embajada de EE.UU. en Jerusalén vía Flickr CC BY 2.0

El embajador de Estados Unidos en Israel, David Friedman, advirtió que cualquier acción “unilateral” de Israel de anexar partes de Cisjordania (Judea y Samaria) pondría en peligro el plan de paz norteamericano para la paz en Oriente Medio, revelado el 28 de enero pasado por la Casa Blanca.

De esta manera, Friedman parece revertir su posición anterior sobre la cuestión:

The Valley of The Shadow of Death, Jerusalem

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WATCH: Why Did This Islamic Group Illegally Remove Temple Mount Artifacts?

The Temple Mount Sifting project began 20 years ago when the Islamic Waqf illegally removed 9,000 tons of soil from the Jewish Temple Mount, which contained a plethora of artifacts spanning thousands of years.

In 1999, the Islamic organization entrusted with overseeing the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, where a mosque was constructed following the second Jewish Temple’s destruction, embarked on an illegal construction project.

Archaeological Remains from the Temple Mount

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City of David and Hezekiah’s Tunnel In Jerusalem

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MAPA: Jerusalén en la antiguedad.

MAPA: Jerusalén en los tiempos de los Macabeos (168 a.C.).