The Great Synagogue of the Old City of Jerusalem during the day and at night!

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I was in the Old City this week, and I couldn't resist these pictures.  You never know when you are going to be that way again, so it is best to catch your memories when you see them!
This was one of the synagogues which was destroyed in 1948 when Israel had to surrender the Old City of Jerusalem to Jordan.

Now, has been rebuilt and it is beautiful!
You can go inside as a tour, or even pray there!

Rachael Alice  052-7500608
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