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View All Images- Jerusalem. Designed by world-renowned architect Moshe Safdie, the new Holocaust History Museum in Jerusalem is a prism-like triangular structure that penetrates the mountain from one side to the other, with both ends dramatically cantilevering into the open air. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA
- Jerusalem. Designed by world-renowned architect Moshe Safdie, the new Holocaust History Museum in Jerusalem is a prism-like triangular structure that penetrates the mountain from one side to the other, with both ends dramatically cantilevering into the open air. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA
- Jerusalem. Designed by world-renowned architect Moshe Safdie, the new Holocaust History Museum in Jerusalem is a prism-like triangular structure that penetrates the mountain from one side to the other, with both ends dramatically cantilevering into the open air. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA
- Jerusalem. Designed by world-renowned architect Moshe Safdie, the new Holocaust History Museum in Jerusalem is a prism-like triangular structure that penetrates the mountain from one side to the other, with both ends dramatically cantilevering into the open air. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA
- Jerusalem. Designed by world-renowned architect Moshe Safdie, the new Holocaust History Museum in Jerusalem is a prism-like triangular structure that penetrates the mountain from one side to the other, with both ends dramatically cantilevering into the open air. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA
- Jerusalem. Designed by world-renowned architect Moshe Safdie, the new Holocaust History Museum in Jerusalem is a prism-like triangular structure that penetrates the mountain from one side to the other, with both ends dramatically cantilevering into the open air. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA
- Jerusalem. The Western Wall in Jerusalem became known as the Wailing Wall because of the endless stream of tears spilled mourning the destruction of the Temple. Women enter on the left, men on the right. Paper prayers are often put in the cracks in the walls. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA
- Jerusalem. The Western Wall in Jerusalem became known as the Wailing Wall because of the endless stream of tears spilled mourning the destruction of the Temple. Women enter on the left, men on the right. Paper prayers are often put in the cracks in the walls. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA
- Jerusalem. The Western Wall in Jerusalem became known as the Wailing Wall because of the endless stream of tears spilled mourning the destruction of the Temple. Women enter on the left, men on the right. Paper prayers are often put in the cracks in the walls. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA
- Jerusalem. The Western Wall in Jerusalem became known as the Wailing Wall because of the endless stream of tears spilled mourning the destruction of the Temple. Women enter on the left, men on the right. Paper prayers are often put in the cracks in the walls. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA
- Jerusalem. The Western Wall in Jerusalem became known as the Wailing Wall because of the endless stream of tears spilled mourning the destruction of the Temple. Women enter on the left, men on the right. Paper prayers are often put in the cracks in the walls. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA
- Jerusalem. The Western Wall in Jerusalem became known as the Wailing Wall because of the endless stream of tears spilled mourning the destruction of the Temple. Women enter on the left, men on the right. Paper prayers are often put in the cracks in the walls. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA
- Jerusalem. The Western Wall in Jerusalem became known as the Wailing Wall because of the endless stream of tears spilled mourning the destruction of the Temple. Women enter on the left, men on the right. Paper prayers are often put in the cracks in the walls. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA
- Jerusalem. The Western Wall in Jerusalem became known as the Wailing Wall because of the endless stream of tears spilled mourning the destruction of the Temple. Women enter on the left, men on the right. Paper prayers are often put in the cracks in the walls. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA
- Jerusalem. The Western Wall in Jerusalem became known as the Wailing Wall because of the endless stream of tears spilled mourning the destruction of the Temple. Women enter on the left, men on the right. Paper prayers are often put in the cracks in the walls. 18 April 2005 Ali Kadinsky/LANDMARK MEDIA `