Jerusalem, known as bait makdes in Arabic, has been known for centuries as a center for three major
          religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

          It's a  city  with  amazingly  broad human diversity, representing different races, religions, and ethnic
          background. Jerusalem towers over all other cities by being a spiritual city. for the faithful, a visit to
          Jerusalem is a powerful affirmation of faith.

          Jerusalem is centered in the famous walled old city, surrounded by high fortified walled and to it side lies
          the mount of olives. A walking tour is the most popular way to visit the old city of  Jerusalem  start at
          Damascus gate, one of the city's famous eight gates, and walk through the city's labyrinth of crooked
          streets and olives.      In the Moslem quarter in the old city is the dome of the rock (qubbat al-sakhra),
          one of the oldest surviving examples of Arabic architecture.         The massive dome houses the ancient
          rock on which Noah's Ark rested after the flood  and where  Abraham clearly  sacrificed into  heaven on
          his  famous  night journey,  this sacred sight for  Moslems around the world is visually spectacular, with
          dazzling blue tile mosaics, a golden dome, and exquisite, math empathically accurate proportion. Nearby
          are the famous Al- Aqsa mosque and the a Islamic museums which was established in 1927 and houses
          beautiful arabesque stained-glass windows and a collection of old copies of the holly Koran.