Kotel

The Kotel, also known as the Western Wall, is a revered ancient limestone wall in Jerusalem, part of the retaining structure of the Second Jewish Temple’s foundation, destroyed in 70 CE. It is considered one of Judaism’s holiest sites, serving as a place of prayer and reflection. Many visitors and worshippers insert small notes with prayers into its cracks. The Wall symbolizes Jewish historical connection to Jerusalem and is a focal point for religious gatherings, pilgrimage, and cultural identity. Its significance spans centuries, representing resilience, faith, and continuity for Jewish communities worldwide.