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Home of the Sanhedrin after the destruction of the 2nd Temple and where the first pages of the Talmud were written.

Archaeological site of where the first pages of the Talmud were written around 150 - 220CE

  • Pages of the Talmud
  • One of the main study halls at the Mir Yeshiva in Jerusalem
  • The Mir Yeshiva in Jerusalem. One of the largest and most respected ultra-orthodox yeshivas in the world
  • Ultra-orthodox yeshiva students studying the Talmud by debating and arguing over its texts and laws
  • Home of the Sanhedrin after the destruction of the 2nd Temple and where the first pages of the Talmud were written.
  • View from Beit She'arim looking over the valleys of the Galilee.
  • Entrance to the traditional burial place of Rabbi Judah the Prince in Beit She'arim near the Galilee
  • Inside the ancient necropolis at Beit She'arim - and ancient Jewish burial site near the Galilee
  • Study Hall at Mir Yeshiva
  • The Old City of Jerusalem
  • Rabbi Naftali Brawer
  • A modern set of Talmud

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