Holidays in Jerusalem

The word " unique " is sometimes ejected to the right and left, but Jerusalem does have every right to it. One of the oldest cities of the world, the capital of ancient Judea, the centre of 3 world faiths, Judaism, Christianity and Muslims. They say that when God created the world, he gave him 10 parts of beauty and 9 of them got to Jerusalem.

The enclaved Jewish mountains, Jerusalem at a height of 750 metres above sea level, in the centre of the country, at the watershed between the Mediterranean and the Dead Seas. 3.5 thousand years ago, King David moved to his capital, possibly an ethic of nature: the Gyhon river flowing through the divine Quedron valley; the mountains, the narrow chain of the circumferential valleys, the stone houses of the oldest settlements, all over which is erupted by the Olive Mountain with its endless ocean, From its top, there's a view of the eternal Jewish desert that extends to the dead sea itself. In this desert with a great ritual, every year, the Jerusalemites released the victim's goat, the clemency that took away the sins of the whole city.

The great king of Solomon, the son of David, built a great Jerusalem temple here. After 400 years, the Jewish kingdom was conquered by Vavilon, the city and the Temple were destroyed, and the inhabitants were taken prisoner. After 70 years of exile, Jews returned to Judea, built Jerusalem and erected the Second Temple, which was one of the most magnificent structures of their time. Over the years of its existence, Jerusalem has suffered more than 80 attacks and destruction. His stones keep his memory of Roman, Visantine, Arab government, Crusade and Mammalian. But in the wars, Jerusalem has not lost its greatness and its extraordinary softness. The famous map of the renaissance era portrays the continents of Asia, Africa and Europe as clover petals connecting in this holy city - the truth not only geographically but also spiritual, historical.

The place of pilgrimage from all over the world is the Temple Mountain and the Old City, surrounded by the high-strong walls of the 16th century. The Old City is divided into four parts for each of the four different religious denominations - Muslim, Jewish, Christian and

The main Jewish holy Stena Placha is the last remaining wall of the ancient Temple: one of the world ' s most humble and magnificent monuments is a symbol of the inviolability of Jewish land.

For 2000 years, Christians have also celebrated Jerusalem as the city where their faith was born, the place of death and resurrection of Jesus Christ: the Temple of God is built directly on the Golgof on which Jesus was crucified.

In the Islamic tradition, the Omar Mosque is the third of the main sanctuaries after Mecca and Medina. It's here on Mount Mauria, created from the stones of Eden, that Magomet went to heaven. The Muslims believe that in a piece of rock in the middle of the dome, the king-shot mosque can still see the handprints of Archangel Gavriel's arm, which is stretched by a great prophecy.

Perhaps the most interesting thing in Jerusalem is his people. The Ultra Orthodox Mea Sharim and the Mad Arab Base; the revived Damascus Gate and the peaceful hills of Ein Kerem; the prayers filled in three languages during the mornings of Old City and modern West Jerusalem; the white buildings pouring gold into the bakery, after one day in Jerusalem, human power over the hearts of the city.