Can You Name These People And Identify The Mural?

[TallMan]

The middle guy is Pope John Paul II ...

 

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The middle guy is Pope John Paul II ...

I cannot name the other two but the guy on the right is probably an islamic mufti and the one of the left it probably a jewish orthodox rabbi. Looks like an ecumenical get together to me.


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[TallMan]

I believe that the one on the right was the Chief judge of the palestinian national authority, Sheikh Taissir Tamimi. The one on the left was the Chief Rabbi of Israel, Yisrael Meir Lau. I think this is the 2000 interfaith conference in Jerusalem, the mural shows the wailing wall with al-aqsa mosque in the center and churches surrounding it. Probably showing interfaith harmony.

Wikipedia reports that in May 2009, Tamimi sparked international controversy by launching into a denunciation of Israel during an interfaith dialogue attended by Pope Benedict XVI in Jerusalem.

 

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I believe that the one on the right was the Chief judge of the palestinian national authority, Sheikh Taissir Tamimi. The one on the left was the Chief Rabbi of Israel, Yisrael Meir Lau. I think this is the 2000 interfaith conference in Jerusalem, the mural shows the wailing wall with al-aqsa mosque in the center and churches surrounding it. Probably showing interfaith harmony.

Wikipedia reports that in May 2009, Tamimi sparked international controversy by launching into a denunciation of Israel during an interfaith dialogue attended by Pope Benedict XVI in Jerusalem.

Once a harlot always a harlot. Getting into bed with the kings of this world is par for the cource for the pope and the church he represents. Now the harlot is trying to get into bed with another anti-christ religion.

They will fail. The beast will turn against the harlot.

Revelation 16
17 And the ten horns which you saw on the beast, these will hate the harlot, make her desolate and naked, eat her flesh and burn her with fire.


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[Selene]

I believe that the one on the right was the Chief judge of the palestinian national authority, Sheikh Taissir Tamimi. The one on the left was the Chief Rabbi of Israel, Yisrael Meir Lau. I think this is the 2000 interfaith conference in Jerusalem, the mural shows the wailing wall with al-aqsa mosque in the center and churches surrounding it. Probably showing interfaith harmony.

Wikipedia reports that in May 2009, Tamimi sparked international controversy by launching into a denunciation of Israel during an interfaith dialogue attended by Pope Benedict XVI in Jerusalem.

There's always been tension between Israel and the Palestinians. They have been fighting for over 50 years. The world, including the Pope, would like to see peace between these two, but I don't know how that's going to happen yet. There is so much bitterness between the two.

 

[jiggyfly]

There's always been tension between Israel and the Palestinians. They have been fighting for over 50 years. The world, including the Pope, would like to see peace between these two, but I don't know how that's going to happen yet. There is so much bitterness between the two.

Actually they have been fighting for thousands of years.

 

[Selene]

Actually they have been fighting for thousands of years.

Yes, that is true! Thank you for reminding me. Jerusalem has always been a place of conflict for thousands of years.