This is a touching video and thought you all should view this wonderful effort at peacemaking in this Holy City for both Jews and Moslems, which has known an unfortunate history of violence in the last decades — here’s hoping for more prayer vigils like this:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tf61OV2joDY[/youtube]
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Leah
In essence people in Middle East are so alike, in many things, it is a pity how and why they war. I am very sure future is brighter than we imagine 
Thank you for posting the video. Indeed it is very beautiful to see the followers of both faiths praying together. I hope one day we reach this goal that you mentioned in your profile : The unity Avraham called for. I believe that the conflict in the region is not mainly a result of religious diversities, but religion had been dragged in, it shouldn’t be a part of that. I wish religion could be kept out of the the mess