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Wailing Souls; Wailing Soul
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wailing      
n. lamento, lamentazione
Wailing Wall         
  • A Jew praying at the Western Wall
  • Members of the [[Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry]] at the Western Wall, 1946
  • Azarat Yisrael Plaza (prayer platform), Robinson's Arch, opened August 2013
  • British police at the Wailing Wall, 1934
  • [[Pope Francis]] at the Western Wall
  • 1920. From the collection of the [[National Library of Israel]]
  • Western Wall and Dome of the Rock
  • Torah Ark inside men's section of Wilson's Arch
  • Herodian ashlars of the Western Wall
  • Jews' Wailing Place, Jerusalem, 1891
  • [[Jewish Legion]] soldiers at the Western Wall after British conquest of Jerusalem, 1917
  • Jews at the Western Wall, 1870s
  • al-Aqsa mosque]] (right) in the background
  • The Western Wall in c. 1870, squeezed in by houses of the Moroccan Quarter, a century before they were demolished
  • יהוסף שוורץ}}
  • The placing of a ''[[Mechitza]]'' similar to the one in the picture was the catalyst for confrontation between the Arabs, Jews and Mandate authorities in 1928.
  • alt=Two large groups of people, seen from slightly above them, separated by a white cloth barrier, standing before a beige stone wall whose top cannot be seen, with another wall in the rear. The group in the foreground is all female, the one in the rear is all male, with many wearing white robes or shrouds
  • [[Tisha B'Av]] at the Western Wall, 1970s
  • Slips of paper containing prayers in the cracks of the Wall
  • U.S. president [[Donald Trump]] (right) visits the Western Wall, accompanied by Rabbi [[Shmuel Rabinovitch]] (center), 2017
  • The Western Wall and Dome of the Rock
  • The remains of Robinson's Arch above excavated remnants of the ancient street below.
  • Rabbi Arnold Resnicoff]] leads an unusual interfaith service
  • ''Wailing Wall, Jerusalem'' by [[Gustav Bauernfeind]] (19th century)
  • 1880}}
  • Western Wall
  • British police post at the entrance to the Western Wall, 1933
  • Moroccan Quarter (cell J9) surrounding the Western Wall (numbered 62) in the 1947 [[Survey of Palestine]] map. The two mosques demolished after 1967 are shown in red.
  • South-west corner of the Haram from the [[Ordnance Survey of Jerusalem]], 1865)
  • Women at prayer, early 20th century
  • The iconic image of Israeli soldiers shortly after the capture of the Wall during the [[Six-Day War]]
HOLY SITE IN JERUSALEM
Al-Buraq Wall; West Wall; Wailing wall; Western wall; Wailing Wall; The Wailing Wall; The Kotel; The Western Wall; HaKotel; Hakotel; 1929 Riot at the Western Wall; הכותל המערבי; HaKotel HaMa'aravi; Kotel Hamaaravi; Kosel Hamaaravi; El-Mabka
muro del pianto, muro delle lamentazioni
Western Wall         
  • A Jew praying at the Western Wall
  • Members of the [[Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry]] at the Western Wall, 1946
  • Azarat Yisrael Plaza (prayer platform), Robinson's Arch, opened August 2013
  • British police at the Wailing Wall, 1934
  • [[Pope Francis]] at the Western Wall
  • 1920. From the collection of the [[National Library of Israel]]
  • Western Wall and Dome of the Rock
  • Torah Ark inside men's section of Wilson's Arch
  • Herodian ashlars of the Western Wall
  • Jews' Wailing Place, Jerusalem, 1891
  • [[Jewish Legion]] soldiers at the Western Wall after British conquest of Jerusalem, 1917
  • Jews at the Western Wall, 1870s
  • al-Aqsa mosque]] (right) in the background
  • The Western Wall in c. 1870, squeezed in by houses of the Moroccan Quarter, a century before they were demolished
  • יהוסף שוורץ}}
  • The placing of a ''[[Mechitza]]'' similar to the one in the picture was the catalyst for confrontation between the Arabs, Jews and Mandate authorities in 1928.
  • alt=Two large groups of people, seen from slightly above them, separated by a white cloth barrier, standing before a beige stone wall whose top cannot be seen, with another wall in the rear. The group in the foreground is all female, the one in the rear is all male, with many wearing white robes or shrouds
  • [[Tisha B'Av]] at the Western Wall, 1970s
  • Slips of paper containing prayers in the cracks of the Wall
  • U.S. president [[Donald Trump]] (right) visits the Western Wall, accompanied by Rabbi [[Shmuel Rabinovitch]] (center), 2017
  • The Western Wall and Dome of the Rock
  • The remains of Robinson's Arch above excavated remnants of the ancient street below.
  • Rabbi Arnold Resnicoff]] leads an unusual interfaith service
  • ''Wailing Wall, Jerusalem'' by [[Gustav Bauernfeind]] (19th century)
  • 1880}}
  • Western Wall
  • British police post at the entrance to the Western Wall, 1933
  • Moroccan Quarter (cell J9) surrounding the Western Wall (numbered 62) in the 1947 [[Survey of Palestine]] map. The two mosques demolished after 1967 are shown in red.
  • South-west corner of the Haram from the [[Ordnance Survey of Jerusalem]], 1865)
  • Women at prayer, early 20th century
  • The iconic image of Israeli soldiers shortly after the capture of the Wall during the [[Six-Day War]]
HOLY SITE IN JERUSALEM
Al-Buraq Wall; West Wall; Wailing wall; Western wall; Wailing Wall; The Wailing Wall; The Kotel; The Western Wall; HaKotel; Hakotel; 1929 Riot at the Western Wall; הכותל המערבי; HaKotel HaMa'aravi; Kotel Hamaaravi; Kosel Hamaaravi; El-Mabka
Muro occidentale (a Gerusalemme)

تعريف

wailing
n.
Moaning, howling, wail, loud lamentation, audible expression of sorrow.

ويكيبيديا

The Wailing Souls

The Wailing Souls (originally The Renegades) are a Jamaican reggae vocal group whose origins date back to the 1960s. The group has undergone several line-up changes over the years with Winston "Pipe" Matthews and Lloyd "Bread" McDonald the only constant members. They have been nominated for Grammy Awards three times.