I had seen many pictures that my parents had taken of the Kotel, some of them even of me as a baby with the Kotel in the background. It was a feeling of "coming home" to a place that already had a special connection to me.. Another reason why I was so exited to be there is because the Kotel is a symbol of Jewish survival...
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It represents the endurance of the Jewish people. I felt privledged to be a part of that enduring nation. Another reason that I was exited to be there was that in recent centuries Jews were allowed little or no access to the site. Only when the Israel Defense Forces, with the help of G-D, won a victory in the Six Day War were Jews finally able to gain free access to the site...
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