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As the sun sets this evening in Jerusalem – as has happened every Friday evening for the past few decades – Muslims will leave the Old City after late afternoon prayers, and Jews will enter the Old City for their Shabbat evening prayers. The video was taken from Damascus...

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I’m working on weekends in Jaffa port of Tel Aviv Jaffa (on my way there now)

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I love the Old City of Jerusalem. I lived in the Jewish Quarter (Rova Yehudi) for one year. The center of the center of the world.

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Jerusalem is just magical. It is just unimaginable to think that if Israel ceased to be a Jewish state (as many people seem to want currently) access to some people would be prohibited.

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Wonderful clip. Thank you for sharing.

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Next to Acramawi hummus. The best hummus in the world.

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Appreciation. 🙏

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The entire world should love this

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Let's start with this 1. The #Palestinian_leadership and the #Palestinians must condemn the #7october #terror_attack by #Hamas and #Islamic_Jihad 2. Must eliminate any terrorist organization among them! In Judeah and Samaria and abroad! (Turkey Iraq Egypt....)

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Theists. You honestly think a sky daddy gave you land? 🤦‍♂️

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On the last day of our pilgrimage in the Holy Land, praying with Patriarch Theophilos III and Archbishop Hosam in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre was the most profound gift. Jerusalem is the city from which the Gospel first went out into the world, and to which our Lord will one day return. The Churches of this holy city are custodians of a living Christian presence in the very place where the foundations of our faith were laid. My prayer is that, by God’s grace, we may continue to grow together into that unity for which Christ prayed. That we may bear witness together to the hope of the Gospel. And that we may offer to this city, to the Holy Land, and to the world, a foretaste of the peace of God’s coming Kingdom. Please pray for the peace of Jerusalem, and for the Christians of the Holy Land.

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