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In the late 1980s, a proposal was made to widen the narrow, two-lane street into a 32-meter-wide main road. The proposal met with stiff opposition from
Jerusalem residents, as it called for destroying the historic garden courtyards of the buildings lining the street. An alternate plan called for
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Most of the buildings on Street of the
Prophets are constructed of stone and fronted by high walls built of stone and mortar. Private-home lots are large and include garden courtyards, either in front of the building (e.g. Hunt House, Navon Bey House, Mahanaim House) or behind it (e.g. Pasha's
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mission headquartered at the western end of the street (now the
Anglican International School campus). This 32-dunam site housed and employed hundreds of impoverished Jewish immigrants from Russia in the 1880s (see below under "English Hospital"). The hospitals run by Christian missionary
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Prophets was a heterogeneous zone. Ottoman and, later, British officials; foreign consuls and well-to-do residents all lived here, creating a cultural and social center.
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Prophets the appellation of "most beautiful street outside the
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is closed due to demonstrations. In recent years, the city has granted permits for the development of high-rise, luxury apartment projects on and alongside Street of the
Prophets. These projects are expected to alter the quiet, exclusive nature of the street.
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During its heyday in the late 19th century and early 20th century, Street of the
Prophets was a favorite address for hospitals, churches, monasteries, hospices, government offices, foreign consulates, and wealthy Christian, Jewish and Muslim residents.
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laying the highway across the courtyards while retaining the outer stone walls to maintain the 19th-century look of the street. Neither plan has come to fruition. In late 2009, during construction on Jaffa Road for the
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to house their wounded soldiers during World War I; in 1917, the
British Mandate officials turned it into the headquarters for the 60th Division that conquered Jerusalem. The Italian Hospital headquartered the British
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while the
Empress was also visiting there. The Empress continued the construction on Ustinov's foundations. The building became the Ethiopian Consulate". (Addition in edged brackets and omissions are not in the
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city buses that normally traversed Jaffa Road were diverted onto Street of the Prophets. The street also sees increased traffic as an alternate route for buses traveling to northern Jerusalem neighborhoods (via
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The Street of the Prophets was established during the expansion of Jerusalem beyond the walls of the Old City in the mid-19th century. In the beginning, the street did not have a name. It was known as:
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whose name the Lord knows". Beneath a corner of the mosaic lay a natural cave containing human bones which were dated to the 5th or 6th century, indicating that the room was used as a
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floor was discovered during excavation work for the construction of two houses at what is now 16-18 Street of the Prophets. Known as the "bird mosaic", the floor depicts
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San Remo Hotel (#70), built in 1927, occupied the three-story building on the northeast corner of Street of the Prophets and Straus Street, opposite Bikur Holim Hospital.
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cause with the emperor were unsuccessful. Following the emperor's visit, the Ottoman authorities gave him the lot as a gift; Wilhelm, in turn, granted it to the German
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organizations offered free medical care to attract Jewish patients for the purposes of missionizing. This practice was decried by the rabbis of the era, who issued a
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against Jews who used these health services. Despite rabbinical opposition, many Jews continued to turn to Christian missionary hospitals for medical care.
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In 1948, the eastern end of the street, forming a triangle with the Old City walls and the southern side of the neighborhood of Musrara, was part of the
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consulate building at #38 and #40 is the sole representative of African architecture. The land for the building was purchased in 1910 by
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Shevet Achim, an international community that brings children with congenital heart defects to the medical centers in Israel (#29)
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lived in the small white house in the courtyard in 1925 and wrote a poem inspired by a pear tree Hunt planted in the courtyard.
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home-care equipment lending organization. The building at #43 Street of the Prophets still bears the organization's name.
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and the homes taken over by Christians and Muslims. The remaining Jewish residents left with the Arab takeover of
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in 1924. The white stone structure, completed in 1928, has gabled windows decorated with bright blue and gold
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1584:"Peeking Through the Highrises: Famed Jerusalem Street's Old Architectural Glories"
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Street. It was attacked by the Israeli underground when it flew a flag with a
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1609:"Jerusalem Architectural History: The late Ottoman Period (1850 - 1917)"
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had convinced her adviser, Katarina Hall, to persuade her son-in-law,
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in 1928; it housed that country's consulate from 1948 to 1973.
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Ministry of Education and Culture (Italian Hospital building)
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Marienstift Children's Hospital (#29), opened in 1872 by Dr.
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An Arab house on the eastern end of Street of the Prophets.
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in 1933, and was subsequently destroyed by the underground.
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London Society for Promoting Christianity Among the Jews
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The street was officially named at the beginning of the
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Partial view of Armenian mosaic with inscription at top
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Hunt residence (#64), built in 1869 by English painter
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According to one opinion, the street was named for the
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The Hall Family and Ethiopia: A Century of Involvement
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Typical house and garden fronted by a high stone wall
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Meyer Rothschild Hospital, inscription on door lintel
1819:. Jerusalem Municipality. 2005-09-15. Archived from
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The church of the Italian Hospital compound in 1948
193:Italian Hospital (#34), the creation of Giulio and
1877:Jerusalem-Christian Architecture through the Ages
1518:Ginsberg, Michael Peled; Ron, Moshe (June 2004).
647:in the Street of the Prophets, October 29, 1898.
1636:. Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 2004-07-20
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247:Former German Deaconess Hospital, later part of
1434:"Beyond the Wall - Chapters on Urban Jerusalem"
973:Ministry of Education office (Lev-Ram building)
894:(formerly Hadassah College of Technology) (#37)
628:-style Italian Hospital compound, containing a
466:period. Today it houses offices of the Israeli
316:Ethiopian Consulate (#38-40), built by Empress
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110:period by the Governor of Jerusalem,
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1696:"מסלול טיול ברחוב הנביאים בירושלים"
1355:"Street of the Prophets, Jerusalem"
1286:"A Guide to Buildings in Jerusalem"
947:Swedish Theological Institute (#58)
888:Anglican International School (#82)
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499:Houses"), was founded in 1875 for
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1789:"Photo of Yad Sarah headquarters"
282:Government offices and consulates
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1766:. hadassah.ac.il. Archived from
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1817:"Swedish Theological Institute"
1720:. sacred-destinations.com. 2010
1582:Gilad, Moshe (29 August 2012).
1462:Gilad, Moshe (29 August 2012).
803:During both world wars and the
538:community developed around the
54:) is an east–west axis road in
1314:Medoff, Rafael (Spring 2004).
1048:. jerusalemite.net. 2008-09-03
293:Ottoman governors of Jerusalem
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2224:Odonyms referring to religion
1490:Green, Michael (2008-08-07).
1353:Malka, Annette (2009-08-09).
1139:. Devora Publishing Company.
1133:Eisenberg, Ronald L. (2006).
1072:"Street of the Prophets Plan"
619:Swedish Theological Institute
562:pilgrims visiting Jerusalem.
405:. Later tenants included Dr.
363:Swedish Theological Institute
169:. The most prominent was the
1741:. aisj.co.il. Archived from
1718:"Armenian Mosaic, Jerusalem"
1550:Ben-Arieh, Yehoshua (1979).
682:Ethiopian consulate building
1841:Vered, Ronit (6 May 2011).
1432:Zaun-Goshen, Heike (2007).
534:Beginning in the 1880s, an
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833:reunification of Jerusalem
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1408:"The Ethiopian Consulate"
16:Thoroughfare in Jerusalem
1843:"Leader of the backpack"
723:Birds Mosaic (Jerusalem)
632:church, was designed by
1216:Rossoff, Dovid (1998).
928:Christian organizations
396:Jaffa–Jerusalem railway
2146:Street of the Prophets
2081:Malkhei Yisrael Street
2066:Kovshei Katamon Street
2056:Kanfei Nesharim Street
2021:Kheil Hahandasa Street
1613:Jewish Virtual Library
1244:Eliyahu Wager (1988).
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1739:"From the Executive"
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611:London Jews' Society
600:religious institutes
525:1929 Palestine riots
452:Jewish National Fund
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1966:Yehuda Burla Street
1634:"Herzl and Zionism"
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379:(#58), the home of
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1667:978-82-90817-27-0
1531:978-0-7914-5919-5
1492:"Whose Property?"
839:Urban development
692:Baron von Ustinov
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460:High Commissioner
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