A Day at the Western Wall
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Monday, July 27, 2009
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Visitor Comments: 15
(15) Pat A, November 5, 2011 12:22 AM
Longing to Return
Although I am not a Jew, my visit to Jerusalem and to the Wall were high points of my life. Truly, I was more moved than I expected to be and although I visited the holy places of my own Christian traditon, I also prayed at the wall and was surprised at the power of that spiritual experience. I felt so close to G-d there. I have longed to return ever since. I support and pray always for the people of Israel and for peace in that region. I was warmly welcomed and helped by many.
(14) Larry Tate, May 13, 2011 8:07 PM
Great Feeling
We have taken 7 tour groups to Israel They are so right "YOU WILL NEVER BE THE SAME" When you leave ffrom there, you feel like you are leaving home,and can not wait to get back
(13) anita hill, January 3, 2011 11:20 PM
i love israel and the jewish people
i have visited israel twice and both times were highlights of my life. I visited the western wall both times and left prayers in the cracks of the wall. This wall film was lovely. I would enjoy seeing more. Thank you
(12) , October 31, 2010 6:42 PM
love it. very touching
(11) JULIUS ROMANOFF, August 25, 2010 5:51 PM
The Kotel is more than a relic of the past
Israel is currently under the threat of extinction. Its legitimacy is questioned by even former former Allies, and its citizens are split into secular and religious sects. The Kotel is a unifying factor. It is a source of strength and meaning to the Mourners and also the Celebrants of joyous events. It unifies all with the feeling of praying to G-d in his chosen site. If all Jews can feel they are one people, praying to one G-d, they may become entitled to G-d's assistance to be able to be victorious over their enemies, and live in Peace.
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