the wailing wall
1Wailing Wall — the Wailing Wall a high stone wall in Jerusalem where Jews go to pray. It is the only remaining part of the ancient Temple of Jerusalem, which was destroyed in AD70 …
2Wailing Wall — This term refers to the Western Wall of the foundation on which Solomon s Temple and later Herod s Temple were built. Praying at the Wailing Wall is a centuries old Jewish custom …
3Wailing Wall (disambiguation) — Wailing Wall may refer to: *The Western Wall of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem during the time of the Second Temple *Wailing Wall (band), a psychedelic rock band ** Wailing Wall (album), an album by Wailing Wall *The artist Wyland s murals of… …
4Wailing Wall — n. 〚name applied by non Jews, suggested by the passionate praying heard there〛 WESTERN WALL * * * …
5Wailing Wall — n. [name applied by non Jews, suggested by the passionate praying heard there] WESTERN WALL …
6Wailing Wall — /ˈweɪlɪŋ wɔl/ (say wayling wawl) noun a wall in Jerusalem where Jews assemble on certain occasions for prayers and lamentation. It is reputedly the remains of part of the temple built by Herod. Also, Wailing Wall of the Jews …
7Wailing Wall — wall located in the Old City of Jerusalem which is holy to Jews, western wall, remaining outer wall of the Temple s court yard …
8wailing wall — noun Date: 1890 1. capitalized a surviving section of the wall which in ancient times formed a part of the enclosure of Herod s temple near the Holy of Holies and at which Jews traditionally gather for prayer and religious lament 2. a source of… …
9Wailing Wall — noun a wall in Jerusalem; sacred to Jews as a place of prayer and lamentation; its stones are believed to have formed part of the Temple of Solomon • Instance Hypernyms: ↑wall • Part Holonyms: ↑Jerusalem, ↑capital of Israel …
10Pro-Wailing Wall Committee — Early image (c. 1910) of Dr. Joseph Klausner, founder of the Pro–Wailing Wall Committee. The Pro–Wailing Wall Committee was established in Palestine on 24 July 1929,[1] by Joseph Klausner, Professor of Modern Hebrew Literature at the Hebrew… …
