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The '''Western Wall''' is one of the most holy places in [[Judaism]]. It is a remnant of Herod's Temple dating from the destruction of [[Jerusalem]] during the First Jewish-Roman War, in 70BC. It is also referred to as the Wailing Wall.
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The '''Western Wall''' is one of the most holy places in [[Judaism]]. It is a remnant of Herod's Temple dating from the destruction of [[Jerusalem]] during the First Jewish-Roman War, in 70 AD. It is also referred to as the Wailing Wall.
 
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The Western Wall is one of the most holy places in Judaism. It is a remnant of Herod's Temple dating from the destruction of Jerusalem during the First Jewish-Roman War, in 70 AD. It is also referred to as the Wailing Wall.