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In 1984, for the price of one shekel, the government of Israel awarded Aish HaTorah the last remaining site on the Western Wall Plaza to build its international outreach center. See a 360° panorama picture of the plaza showing where Aish HaTorah is located.

This opportunity to inspire Jews is unparalleled. Figures from the Israeli Ministry of Tourism show that 2.8 million people visit Israel each year, and of those 88 percent visit the Western Wall. These visitors come with open questioning hearts, searching for heritage and history.

"More than any other time, visitors to the Wall are open to their Jewishness and spirituality," says Rabbi Noah Weinberg, dean and founder of Aish HaTorah. "They are wondering: Who are the Jewish People? What is our destiny? People have an experience but don't know how to articulate it."

Just steps away from this holiest site, "Aish HaTorah at the Western Wall" will be uniquely situated to give each individual a clear understanding of the power of being Jewish. The state-of-the-art Kirk Douglas Presentation Theater features a 15-minute multi-media extravaganza that will put Aish HaTorah on every tourist itinerary.

The outreach center will also house Aish HaTorah's renowned Discovery Seminar and the Jerusalem Fellowships student vacation program.

"Aish HaTorah at the Western Wall" is the link between the Jewish past and the Jewish future. On one hand, the building will feature a water channel from the time of the Holy Temple, archeologically preserved within its exterior wall. On the other hand, every room in this technological marvel will be connected to computer, internet, telecommunication and satellite systems.

Aish HaTorah at the Western Wall. The most prestigious location on planet earth.

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