WOW! 2000 years old Mikveh (Jewish Ritual Bath) was found in the basement of a house in Jerusalem! Watch these images from an Israeli news broadcast showing the Ritual Bath, the archeological findings and the amazed family: “The discovery of the ritual bath reinforces the hypothesis that there was a Jewish settlement from the time of the Second Temple located in the region of what is today Ein Kerem Every time such a discovery is made we get moved by our strong connection to our land and our peo

FAQ about The Mikvah, a Jewish women’s bathhouse. #mikvah #bathhouse #jewish #orthodoxjewishlife | Miriam Malnik-Ezagui

Come visit a Jewish woman’s Mikvah with me #mikvah #jewish #fblifestyle | Miriam Malnik-Ezagui

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A rare medieval object on display at the Tower of London 🏰 This Mikveh stone on loan from Jewish Museum London is rare surviving evidence of the Medieval Jewish community in London. The Tower of London holds an important place in the complex story of England's Medieval Jewish community and was both a place of imprisonment and of refuge for hundreds of Jews. This stone is currently on display in the Medieval Palace at the fortress. Find out more about this history at the Tower 👉 https://bit.ly/