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Haas Tayelet

Haas Tayelet is the Hebrew name for the Haas Promenade, the ridge-top walkway in southern Jerusalem with its panorama over the Old City basin. Discussed here as part of a day on First Temple-period Jerusalem.

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"The Broad Wall": remains of Hezekiah's 7 meter wide northern defensive wall in Jerusalem
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Jerusalem in the First Temple Period

Our first field-trip to Jerusalem, focusing on the First Temple period: a panorama from the Haas Promenade, the archaeology of the City of David, Hezekiah's Broad Wall and the Israelite gate tower, and the Ariel Centre's model of the early city.

Feb 2013 · 4 minute read
View north over Jerusalem from the Haas Promenade View from the top of the City of David over South and East Jerusalem Inside the water tunnels in the City of David "The Broad Wall": remains of Hezekiah's 7 meter wide northern defensive wall in Jerusalem Remains of the gate tower from Hezekiah's wall around Jerusalem Model of Jerusalem in First Temple times at the Ariel Center
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