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Pilgrims Complete Five-Day Walk to Jerusalem's Old City
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Pilgrims from nine European and Asian countries completed a five-day, 111-kilometer "Way to Jerusalem" pilgrimage from Jaffa Port to Jerusalem's Old City. The initiative, backed by the Tourism Ministry, revives historic routes and aims to connect visitors with Israel's heritage. Participants described reaching the Old City walls as a profoundly beautiful experience. Deputy Mayor Yael Biton de Lange welcomed the pilgrims, encouraging them to share their positive experiences upon returning home.
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- Nine European and Asian countries' pilgrims completed a five-day, 111km walk to Jerusalem's Old City.
- The "Way to Jerusalem" initiative revives historic pilgrimage routes, supported by the Tourism Ministry.
- Pilgrims described reaching Jerusalem's walls as "the most beautiful sight."
- The journey included visits to historical and religious sites across Israel.
- Jerusalem's Deputy Mayor encouraged pilgrims to become ambassadors for Israel.
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