Western Wall

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The Western Wall is a revered remnant of the ancient Jewish Temple complex in Jerusalem and a central site of Jewish prayer and pilgrimage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
historic site
pilgrimage site
religious site
retaining wall
access open to people of all faiths
adjacentTo Temple Mount
Western Wall Plaza
alsoKnownAs Western Wall
surface form: HaKotel HaMa'aravi

Western Wall
surface form: Kotel

Western Wall
surface form: Wailing Wall
constructionPeriod Second Temple Judaism
surface form: Second Temple period
controlledBy Israel
surface form: State of Israel
country Israel
custom men and women pray in separate sections
dateOfUNESCOInscription 1981
dedicatedTo Jewish prayer
height approximately 19 meters exposed above ground
heritageSiteOf Old City of Jerusalem UNESCO World Heritage Site
surface form: Old City of Jerusalem and its Walls
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site
historicalEvent captured by Israel in 1967 Six-Day War
languageOfName Hebrew
length approximately 488 meters
locatedIn Jerusalem
Jerusalem
surface form: Jerusalem District

Old City of Jerusalem UNESCO World Heritage Site
surface form: Old City of Jerusalem

Israel
surface form: State of Israel
managementBy Western Wall Heritage Foundation
material limestone
nearbySite Al-Aqsa Mosque
Temple Mount
surface form: Dome of the Rock

Jewish Quarter of the Old City
partOf Temple Mount
surface form: Temple Mount retaining walls

ancient Jewish Temple complex
rebuiltBy Herod the Great
religion Judaism
significance holiest place where Jews can pray
symbolOf Jewish continuity
Jewish national identity
totalHeight over 30 meters including underground sections
tradition placing written prayers in cracks between stones
usedFor Bar Mitzvah ceremonies
Bat Mitzvah ceremonies
individual prayer
national ceremonies in Israel
pilgrimage
public prayer services
religious ceremonies
visibleLength about 57 meters in the main prayer area

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Jews hasSacredPlace Western Wall
Temple Mount contains Western Wall
Western Wall alsoKnownAs Western Wall
this entity surface form: Wailing Wall
Western Wall alsoKnownAs Western Wall
this entity surface form: Kotel
Western Wall alsoKnownAs Western Wall
this entity surface form: HaKotel HaMa'aravi
Israel notableSite Western Wall
Jerusalem hasPart Western Wall
Second Temple in Jerusalem legacy Western Wall
this entity surface form: Western Wall as surviving retaining wall
Tyropoeon Valley near Western Wall
Al-Aqsa Mosque nearbyStructure Western Wall
Western Wall Heritage Foundation mainSiteManaged Western Wall
this entity surface form: Western Wall Tunnels
Western Wall Heritage Foundation mainSiteManaged Western Wall
this entity surface form: Western Wall archaeological sites
A Beggar in Jerusalem setInLocation Western Wall
A Beggar in Jerusalem depicts Western Wall
this entity surface form: Western Wall after the Six-Day War
Western Wall Plaza adjacentTo Western Wall
Western Wall Plaza overlooks Western Wall
this entity surface form: Western Wall prayer area
Dome of the Rock nearbyStructure Western Wall
Dung Gate providesAccessTo Western Wall
Western Wall Tunnels entrances serves Western Wall
this entity surface form: Western Wall Tunnels
Mughrabi Quarter adjacentTo Western Wall
Mughrabi Bridge adjacentTo Western Wall
historic Palestine containsHolySite Western Wall
Herodian street adjacentTo Western Wall
Herodian street adjacentTo Western Wall
this entity surface form: Temple Mount retaining wall
Sha'ar Ha'ashpot locatedNear Western Wall
Bab al-Maghariba servesAsEntranceTo Western Wall
Bab al-Maghariba adjacentTo Western Wall
Dung Gate of Jerusalem near Western Wall
subject surface form: Dung Gate
Har HaBayit nearbyStructure Western Wall