A Jewish community cannot function without a mikvah, which is a small pool of water (and often called a “ritual bath,” even though that’s a horrible translation), and it’s usually the first thing they build. The mikvah has deep, spiritual meaning, and is central to Jewish observance. #Jewish #Mikvah | aish.com

Buried Beneath the Ashes: 2,000-Year-Old Jewish Mikveh Discovered Near the Western Wall #israel #middleeast | All Israel News

Mikvah of Shemaya & Avtalyon near Meron Israel jewish Video

A MIKVEH FROM THE FINAL DAYS OF THE SECOND TEMPLE PERIOD DISCOVERED THE WESTERN WALL PLAZA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gWEryKAx90&t=24s A rock-hewn mikveh (ritual purification bath) dating to the final days of the Second Temple period, bearing ash remains that testify to the destruction of the Temple, was discovered in recent days during excavations conducted by the Israel Antiquities Authority and the Western Wall Heritage Foundation beneath the Western Wall Plaza. The discovery was made a

ജറുസലേമിലെ ടെമ്പിൾ മൗണ്ടിനടുത്ത് സുപ്രധാന കണ്ടെത്തൽ... | JERUSALEM | TEMPLE MOUNT | IMPORTANT DISCOVERY | HOLY LAND | ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIND | BIBLICAL HISTORY | CHRISTIAN FAITH | CHURCH NEWS #jerusalem #templemount #importantdiscovery #holyland #archaeology #biblicalhistory #christianfaith #churchnews | Shekinah Television