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The Gate of Faith sculpture, Old City Jaffa, Israel Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Gate of Faith sculpture, Old City Jaffa, Israel Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Gate of Faith in Abrasha Park, Old Jaffa, Israel Royalty Free Stock Photo
Detail of The Gate of Faith sculpture, Israel. Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Gate of Faith sculpture, Israel. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Statue of Faith in Abrasha Park, Old Yaffo, Israel Royalty Free Stock Photo
Statue of Faith in Old Jaffa. Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Gate of Faith sculpture, Old City Jaffa, Israel
The Gate of Faith sculpture, Israel. Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Gate of Faith sculpture, Israel. Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Gate of Faith in Abrasha Park - Jaffa, Tel Aviv Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Gate of Faith in Abrasha Park - Jaffa, Tel Aviv Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Gate of Faith in Abrasha Park in the evening, Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Israel Royalty Free Stock Photo
Damascus and Faith in Jaffa Gate - modern colored vector illustration Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Gates of Faith sculpture, Jaffa, Tel-Aviv, Israel Royalty Free Stock Photo
Daniel Kafri’s sculpture stands at the top of Old Jaffa hill, overlooking the entire coastline of Tel Aviv. Its gate shape symbolizes Jaffa’s historic role as the main port of entry into the country. The gate depicts three biblical stories, all dealing with God’s promise of the land to the Jewish people: the binding of Isaac by his father Abraham, Jacob’s dream ladder, and on the top part, the conquest of Jericho. The park all around us used to be covered with the narrow, winding alleys just we’d expect to find in a place like Old Jaffa. Unfortunately, the British blew it all up in the 30’s. This was done to allow for better military control over rioting Arabs, during the Great Arab Revolt 1936-1939. The place sat in ruins for years, until finally getting a restoration as part of Jaffa’s renewal, and planted with salt-and-wind resistant plants.


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