As Israel celebrates Yom Yerushalayim, Jerusalem Day, take a visual journey commemorating the historic reunification of the holy city following the 1967 Six-Day War.
Temple Mount 1844, one of the oldest photos ever taken of Jerusalem (Israel Rising: Ancient Prophecy/Modern Lens)
Panorama of Jerusalem, early 20th century (Wikimedia)
Six Day War. Army chief chaplain Rabbi Shlomo Goren, surrounded by IDF soldiers, blows the shofar in front of the Western Wall in Jerusalem. June 1967 (Wikimedia)
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, Chief of staff Yitzhak Rabin, Gen. Rehavam Zeevi (R) And Gen. Narkis in the Old City of Jerusalem, 1967. (Flickr – Government Press Office)
Western Wall/ Kotel 1967 (Wikimedia)
A few days after Israel entered the Old City of Jerusalem, after the Six-Day War, and cleared this sacred Jewish Temple remnant (PikiWiki)
Israel Defense Forces – IDF Soldiers at the Western Wall (Flickr)
School Children march on Jerusalem Day 1974. (Wikimedia)
Comparison picture, the City of David, Modern Jerusalem 2016, population 880,000 and growing. (Israel Rising: Ancient Prophecy/ Modern Lens)
Panoramic View (Israel Rising: Ancient Prophecy/ Modern Lens)
Crowds at the Western Wall on Jerusalem Day (Wikimedia)
