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Hidden Christian Shrines of East Jerusalem, Concealed from Tourists' Eyes.

Explore the lesser-known Christian shrines of East Jerusalem, hidden from the typical tourist paths. This video uncovers sacred sites with rich history and deep religious significance, offering a unique glimpse into Jerusalem's spiritual heritage. Winter: 1PM, 12°C / 53.6°F 🧡🧡🧡 Thank You Very Much for Your Support: 1. 🧡 YouTube:    / @virtual.jerusalem   2. 🧡 PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/Relax... 3. 🧡 Сoffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/relaxing... Route timestamps: 00:00 Herod’s Gate of the Old City – Named after King Herod. 03:11 Bus Station for Residents of Judea and Samaria (West Bank) – This station serves as a transportation hub between East Jerusalem and Palestinian cities in Judea and Samaria (West Bank). 04:07 Skull Rock of Golgotha – Traditionally associated with Golgotha, the biblical site of Jesus' crucifixion. A possible location of Jesus' crucifixion. 08:46 Damascus Gate of the Old City – One of the most important and imposing gates of Jerusalem, Damascus Gate has been a key entryway since Roman times. 11:29 Bab a-Zahara Neighborhood, East Jerusalem – This neighborhood has witnessed key historical events from the Crusader era to the modern Arab-Israeli conflict, shaping its identity as a contested and culturally significant part of the city. 29:01 Top View of the Skull Rock of Golgotha – A possible location of Jesus' crucifixion. 31:05 Top View of the Garden Tomb – A possible burial site of Jesus. Unlike the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, it offers a serene setting that aligns with Protestant beliefs about the crucifixion and resurrection. 36:18 Bab a-Zahara Neighborhood, East Jerusalem – This area has witnessed pivotal historical events, from the Crusader era to the modern Arab-Israeli conflict, shaping its identity as a contested and culturally significant part of the city. 46:56 Christian School – Jerusalem has been home to Christian educational institutions for centuries, many of which were established during the British Mandate. These schools have played a role in preserving Christian heritage and educating diverse communities. 56:15 St. George’s Cathedral – Built in the late 19th century during British rule, this Anglican cathedral became a religious and political center. It has been a place of worship for notable figures and a symbol of the Christian presence in Jerusalem. 57:27 Tombs of the Kings – A grand burial complex from the 1st century CE, identified as the tomb of Queen Helena of Adiabene, a noblewoman who converted to Judaism. The site also contains the remains of prominent Jewish figures, including the father-in-law of Rabbi Akiva, a leading Talmudic scholar. For over a century, this site has been a subject of archaeological study, revealing insights into the burial customs of the Second Temple period. 59:14 St. George’s Cathedral – Built in the late 19th century during British rule, this Anglican cathedral became a religious and political center. It has been a place of worship for notable figures and a symbol of the Christian presence in Jerusalem. All Routes on Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/2/emb... 🧡 My Other Channels: 1. This channel - Virtual Jerusalem 🧡🧡🧡    / @virtual.jerusalem   2. Nature in Israel 💚💚💚    / @dimawalker   3. Relaxing Pedestrian 💔💔💔    / @relaxing.walker   4. Virtual World 💙💙💙    / @virtual_world   5. Healing Sounds of the Holy Land 💛💛💛    / @healing-sounds-of-nature   6. Jerusalem Today 🤍🤍🤍    / @jerusalemtoday   🧡 Copyright protection: Please refrain from copying or re-uploading my content. #relaxingwalker #natureinisrael #virtualjerusalem #virtualworld #walkingtour