On Jerusalem's Old City Chabad Synagogue

When we lived in the Old City, a 90-second walk away was the Chabad Synagogue in which Rav Moshe Segal lived in the first year after the 1967 war, to reclaim it.

Here is its story in a new book I recently found:

 

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See That Hole in the Wall?

The one I have an arrow (sort of) pointing to:-

That's just above, to the left of the Dung Gate.

A new entrance in a wall 500-years old, almost. From the beginning of the Ottoman Empire conquest when the Turks were "occupiers".

Funny, this report claims the wall will not be breached.

Maybe it's a peep-hole?

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