Jerusalem streets empty after day of terror
- 9 years ago
Jerusalem's Old City and the Western Wall were relatively empty on Sunday morning, following terror attacks on Saturday night and early Sunday morning that killed two and wounded three.
The rare sight of empty parking spaces around the Western Wall highlighted the scant number of visitors.
Those arriving in the area were mostly tourists and haredi residents of Jerusalem, and of course border guards and police.
The Old City area has been nearly blocked off, with the only way to access it through Sultan Sulemain Street near Damascus Gate by car and through alleyways by foot.
The rare sight of empty parking spaces around the Western Wall highlighted the scant number of visitors.
Those arriving in the area were mostly tourists and haredi residents of Jerusalem, and of course border guards and police.
The Old City area has been nearly blocked off, with the only way to access it through Sultan Sulemain Street near Damascus Gate by car and through alleyways by foot.