We go through Damascus Gate, which is the busiest gate into the Old City then on down to Jaffa gate, which leads to West Jerusalem or the Jewish area.
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Does the Damascus Gate lead to Damascus, as in 'the road to Damascus'? Is the Jaffa gate the one Christ approached on a donkey when they put palms down on the road for him? I'm not sure if I remember right... I love your pictures and blog!!! :)
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