Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives
After the destruction of the Temple, Mount Olives remained important, and was a kind of a 'temporary replacement' to Temple Mount, during times when Jews were not allowed to enter. The mountain was where fires were lit, declaring the Jewish first day of the month and Jewish Holidays to Jews in the diaspora.
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Taxi ride up to the Mount of Olives Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007
Panorama from Mount of Olives Jerusalem - Views from the Mount of Olives, 2007