Hills of Jerusalem

Mount Moriah: This is one of the most significant hills in Jerusalem and is traditionally identified as the location of the First and Second Temples in Jewish tradition. The Western Wall, a sacred site for Jewish worship, is a retaining wall of the Temple Mount.Mount Zion: Located just outside the walls of the Old City,

Mount Zion is historically significant for its association with King David and the biblical City of David. It is also home to important religious sites like the Room of the Last Supper and the Tomb of David.

Mount of Olives: Situated to the east of the Old City, this hill is important in Christian, Jewish, and Islamic traditions. It offers a panoramic view of Jerusalem and is associated with events in the life of Jesus, including his Ascension.

Mount Scopus: Located in the northeast part of Jerusalem, Mount Scopus is home to the Hebrew University.

Mount Herzl: Named after Theodor Herzl, a key figure in the Zionist movement,

Mount Ophel: This hill is situated to the south of the Temple Mount and was an important part of ancient Jerusalem.Read more