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The First Excavation in Jerusalem

The first excavation began in Jerusalem in 1863, before the Israeli occupation of Palestine.  This excavation was supervised by a French Mission headed by archaeologist […]

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Eid Al-Fitr in Jerusalem

After the end of Eid prayers, a lot of Jerusalemites head to the neighbouring cemeteries to visit the graves. This is one of the ancestral […]

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Qalonia Village

Name: a distortion of the word “colonia” Latin and colonial meaning. Location: To the north-west of Jerusalem, it is about 5 miles away. Its land […]

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Badu Village

Location: North of Jerusalem and 11 km away. Area: Its land area is 5392 dunums. The surrounding villages are: Al-nabi Samuel, Beit Iksa, Kubeiba, Beit […]

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Expulsion Of Citizens Of Jerusalem From around Of Al-Aqsa

The policy of expelling citizens of Jerusalem is consistent with the occupation throughout Jerusalem, but it is concentrated in the neighborhoods around Al-Aqsa Mosque, which […]

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The Ottoman Hospice in Jerusalem

The Ottoman Hospice dating back to the Ottoman era still serves its duty to the people of Jerusalem and the fasting people, especially in Ramadan. […]

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Al-Aqsa Massacre – 1990

In one day of 1990, there were 4000 worshipers in Al-Aqsa Mosque, and Jews were placing the cornerstone of their alleged Temple. Clashed occurred between […]

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Cemeteries and At-Turab

In the Old Town, there have been many historic cemeteries; most of which were wiped from the face of earth due to the small walled […]

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Al-Attarin Market (Perfume Market)

It was named after that fact that contains a lot of perfume and incense. This makes the market smells good. Its arch roof goas back […]

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The Triple Gate (Al-Bab Athulathi)

Located in the southern side of the fence and  Al-Aqsa Mosque, overlooking the emirates palace and Umayyad palaces. It was an entrance to “Al-Marwani” mosque. […]

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Al-Lahhameen Market – the Meat Market

It was named the Meat Market because it has a lot of meat and fresh fish shops. It was built during the period of the […]

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The Second Hashemite Renovation

This second phase of renovation was during the time of King Hussein bin Talal. In 1956-1964, Jordan has renovated the outer walls of Al-Aqsa Mosque […]

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