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View east: The Elah Valley (upper left) where David slew Goliath (1 Sam. 17). This photo was taken from the east side of Shochoh, where the Philistines pitched their tents.
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View north: Mt. Hermon right after a big snowstorm on January 18, 2022. For the story that goes with this photo, see “Mt. Hermon and Bashan” in Blessed Pilgrimage, vol. 2.
View East: This photo was taken from Ein Gedi, looking toward the Dead Sea and the mountains of Jordan on the other side.
A Religious Jew studying at the Western Wall in Jerusalem (see below). Notice the pieces of paper placed in the crevices of the Herodian Stones, which contain small prayers.
View northeast: The Western Wall below the Temple Mount with the beautiful dome of the Rock. Although the temple Mount has eight entrances, Non-Muslims enter it via the ramp (Lower right).
View east: The Elah Valley (upper left) where David slew Goliath (1 Sam. 17). This photo was taken from the east side of Shochoh, where the Philistines pitched their tents.
View east: The Judean Wilderness looking toward Mar Saba (center), which is considered one of the oldest continuously inhabited monasteries in the world
