A photographer captured a striking image of Bush, in a yarmulke, standing reverently at the Wailing Wall. The picture may be a symbol of Bush foreign policy these days, but it speaks to an even ...

He also presented a letter from the district superintendent of police in Jerusalem dated October 1,1926, which granted the Jewish beadle at the Wall permission to bring campstools there.

Before she left, her aunt told her she should visit the Wailing Wall, one of the holiest sites in the country. And she should write a prayer on a piece of paper and stick it into one of the cracks ...

(Song of Songs 2:9) Rav Tzvi Yehudah objected to the term, “The Wailing Wall.” He felt that this is a superficial description of the Kotel as a place of mourning and inconsolable loss.

No visit to Jerusalem is complete without a visit to the Kotel (aka, the Wailing Wall). Considered to be the holiest place for the Jewish faith, a short walk through the Old City of Jerusalem will ...

The Western Wall, also known as the Wailing Wall or the Kotel, is the most significant historic site for the Jewish faith. This wall, located in the heart of the Old City, is a remnant of King ...