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Jerusalem's Old City Welcomes Tens of Thousands During Festival Week
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By יואל סילבר
What happened
Jerusalem's Jewish Quarter is hosting tens of thousands of visitors during Sukkot, featuring the world's largest Sukkah and a new observation point overlooking the Temple Mount as part of the "Moadim LeMishpacha" festival initiative.
- 01World's largest Sukkah and new Temple Mount observation point opened in Jerusalem.
- 02Tens of thousands are visiting the Jewish Quarter during Sukkot.
- 03Attractions are part of the "Moadim LeMishpacha" festival initiative.
- 04New Sukkah is 444 square meters and built to strict Halachic standards.
- 05Observation point is accessible and offers views of the Temple Mount.
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