Western Wall

On a day of high-level meetings in Jerusalem, the New York mayor prayed at the Kotel and discussed Jewish safety, after earlier warning in Tel Aviv that New York Jews should be “concerned”

A guide at the Western Wall witnesses how Jerusalem brings people together in times of pain and hope

From Ammunition Hill to the Western Wall — an eyewitness story of courage, sacrifice, and history

A behind-the-scenes conversation on meaning, connection, and making every visitor feel at home

Police from Be'er Sheva, who survived an attack in the southern communities, recently visited the Western Wall to recite the 'Hagomel' blessing.

Superintendent Eyal Avraham, the officer for holy sites in Jerusalem's district, discusses the comprehensive preparations in the Old City and the Western Wall ahead of the coming holiday. What is the main worry that troubles him?

From Herod’s engineers to Ottoman sultans, from ancient arches to modern prayers — the story of Judaism’s most sacred surviving site

Rare insights into life beside Judaism’s holiest site — the challenges, miracles, and powerful moments of faith that unite millions of visitors in prayer and hope for the rebuilding of the Temple

Explore the sacred history, structure, and spiritual power of Judaism’s most enduring monument

Rabbi Zeev Katznelbogen, Ephraim Shachor, Avraham Foa, and Rabbi Shmuel Moreno discuss with 'Hidabroot' their experiences traveling to the Wall, facing harassments, and witnessing miracles.

The importance of treating this holy area with reverence and respect

Explore the Hidden Depths of the Temple Mount, Discover Ancient Jewish History, and Walk the Path of the Second Temple

Despite frequent conquests of Jerusalem and the destruction that ensued, the Western Wall has never been destroyed.

An extraordinary underground system, dating back around 2,000 years, was uncovered near the Western Wall. Experts believe this complex was once used by early Roman-era Jerusalemites.

He didn't participate in the liberation of Jerusalem, nor did he receive permission to reach the Western Wall immediately after it was captured in the Six-Day War. But ultimately, he took the risk, reached the Wall, and witnessed moments he will never forget. An interview with Yehuda Rabinovitz, 71, who recalls: "The holiday clothes got dirty, but no one cared."

Adiel Gatz grew up in the home of his grandfather, the Rabbi of the Wall, Rabbi Meir Yehuda Gatz. In a nostalgic and touching interview, he shares: "Grandpa had great courage and self-sacrifice. He did not care about himself, only the truth."

Kirstjen Michele Nielsen, the American Secretary of Homeland Security, visited the Western Wall this week, where she was seen praying privately for several minutes. She then took the guest book and wrote a heartfelt note: 'May Hashem bless us all. May we always remember your name, and always act in love.'

In an impressive archaeological reveal, new sections of the Western Wall have been uncovered, alongside a surprising Roman structure.

Some argue that the Western Wall was always a place of prayer without separation. But history tells a different story.

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