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	JewishEncyclopedia.com - JERUSALEM
		Jerusalem was the chief seat of one of the districts, in consequence of which it may at one time have changed its name ("the king has placed his name upon Jerusalem," Letter 180, 60).
		It was walled in to the height of 30 cubits; it had towers, many porticos in which were pillars, and large chambers; and outside were groves of trees, a deep canal, cisterns, and brazen statues, all of which excite the admiration of Josephus.
		The city, however, was doomed to destruction, partly because of the dissensions among its inhabitants and partly because of the exactions of the Roman procurators.
	www.jewishencyclopedia.com /view.jsp?artid=242&letter=J (17207 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Gates in Jerusalem's Old City Walls (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		The Jaffa Gate The Jaffa Gate is a stone portal in the historic walls of Jerusalems Old City; it is one of eight gates in Jerusalems Old City walls.
		Dating from the Herodian period, these sets of gates (one single, one double, and one triple) were used by pilgrims coming to the Second Temple and were within the city walls until Crusader times.
		The Zion Gate The Damascus Gate (; Bab-al-Amud, Gate of Columns) was built in 1542 by the late Ottoman ruler Suleiman the Magnificent, on the northern outer wall surrounding the old city of Jerusalem.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Gates-in-Jerusalem%27s-Old-City-Walls (1304 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: History of Jerusalem (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Saladin succeeded in expelling the Crusaders and recaptured Jerusalem for the Muslims in 1187.
		The museum of the history of Jerusalem is situated in the citadel at the gateway to the Old City near the Jaffa Gate.
		The archaeological remains in the park in the center of the citadel and the walls that house the exhibits are an inextricable element of the history presented in the museum.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/History-of-Jerusalem (506 words)

	Walls of Jerusalem's Old City in danger of collapse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		JERUSALEM (AFP) - Large sections of the 16th century walls surrounding Jerusalem's Old City are in danger of collapse unless they undergo immediate restoration.
		Another 29 sections of the wall, extending a total of 1,280 metres, are also in danger of collapse, but the threat is not quite so imminent, the report said.
		The Old City is divided culturally and historically into four parts -- the Jewish, Armenian, Christian and Muslim quarters.
	www.his-forever.com /walls_of_jerusalems_old_city.htm (330 words)

	The Heavens Declare J Preston Eby
		Ah — the Jerusalem "which now is" is the one with which the saints in Galatia were well acquainted in that day, the natural city there in Palestine built on seven mountains and surrounded by a great wall, and containing a magnificent temple that was first built by Solomon and later rebuilt by Zerubbabel.
		She is a city that is not located away out there somewhere in the blue, but in the heavens or exalted places of the human spirit.
		At the very moment of the doom of old Jerusalem, when city and temple perish together — when all the ceremonial and ritual of the earthly and transitory are swept away, the temple of God in heaven is opened, and the ark of His covenant is seen in the temple.
	www.sigler.org /eby/heavens36.htm (9401 words)

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	DEPORTATIONS
		The deportation, supposedly by Vasak, of priestly families from Garµni, Eramunk¿, Drasxanakert, Vardanaæat, the fortresses of Awæakan, P¿arµaxot, Sardeank¿, the city of Jo¬akert, the fortress of Armavir, and the towns of Kuaæ, Aru±, and Aænak, as well as from Aragacotn and the city and province of Artaæat is also known only from E¬iæe@'s history.
		The old, the maimed, and those who had hidden themselves were not deported (pp.
		The report that, after the conquest of Nisibis in 363 and the forced exile of the Roman population (Ammianus, Res Gestae 25.9.5-13), the city was settled by Persians is plausible; the same thing must have happened in neighboring cities.
	www.iranica.com /articles/v7/v7f3/v7f342.html (10990 words)

	The Third TEMPLE Entrance In Alignment With The East Gate
		The present eastern Temple enclosure wall of the old city is believed to have been built upon, and its gate constructed along with the rebuilding and repairs done to the other old city walls in the 7th century by Abd al-Malik (5th Umayyad caliph (685-705)).
		Jerusalem was then one of the largest cities in the world with a population of 150,000-200,000.
		The northern wall of the city, including the Temple Mount enclosure wall (which was originally part of the northern wall of the ancient city), had to be rebuilt and refortified (including the Birah (Baris) fortress located on the north-western corner of the Mount) after the extensive destruction caused by "ramming engines" when Jerusalem was besieged.
	www.excel.net /~hoy/eastgate.html (15488 words)

	Spiritual places in modern Israel
		Please note that the access to the show is not identical to the entrance of the museum, which is inside the city walls behind the Jaffa gate, but is outside the old city to the right of the Jaffa gate.
		The zoo is situated in the south of Jerusalem, in the quarter "Manachat" at the end of the street "Derech Gan HaKhayot", to which you turn southwards off the motorway "Eliyahu Golomb".
		It is situated in the city center on the shore of the Sea of Galilee, at the sea promenade (Tayyelet Yig'al Allon), in the building which was built into the lake beside the Marina port.
	members.aol.com /gnadenbund/israelplaces.html (8350 words)

	Addar Hotel, Jerusalem Hotels & Resorts Israel
		The hotel is located in one of Jerusalems most exclusive areas within walking distance to the citys main attractions.
		One side of the hotel is on Nablus Road (the main road leading to the Old City) and the other side is on St George's Street.
		The Old City Walls and Gates are 100 metres away.
	www.realadventures.com /listings/1060270.htm (602 words)

	Women in Green - What We Say
		The attack that killed a 4 year old boy, Afik Zehavi, outside his kindergarten in the Southern Israeli city of Sderot, and seriously wounded his mother, was hardly the first time Arab terrorists had fired rockets at Israeli communities.
		The Walk around the Walls of the Old City should be widely publicized, on radio, television, and in the newspapers throughout the world.
		They first requested a permit from the Jerusalem Police in 1994 to allow the march, but were turned down on the grounds that such a march through eastern Jerusalem would constitute a provocation.
	www.womeningreen.org /sayjuly04.htm (18235 words)

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