NOW AND TEN

The tram way in Jerusalem is considered to be reaching out all the
neighborhoods, connecting east of the city to the west; but this is not the case.
Every district is confned in itself. People have to develop skills of self-defense.
In the districts closed for foreigners, there seems to prevail an air of tension as
if it is going to explode any second. The modern centre of the city, the districts
of Muslims, Christians and Jews are completely apart from each other. Wailing
Wall seems to be the centre of religious tourism. But there are real walls (seen
and unseen) that separate districts and citizens. These walls are apparently
laden with the anguish of the past; they can be named as the walls of painful
memories. The walls of people. Jerusalem depicts a city through human bodies
that are stuck between the stones.
(Azade Köker, 2016).