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Typo in Hütteroth and Abdulfattah, 1977, p. 116

There is a typo on Hütteroth and Abdulfattah, 1977, p. 116, for this place: under 8) (=Muslims) they write that the place has 100 households and 9 bachelors, while under 11) (=total taxable units), they write the total as 119. (No Jewish or Christian inhabitants were noted.)

Khalidi estimates the number of inhabitants to be 655, that is, he has calculated from the 119 number. (119 x 5.5 =654.5). Huldra (talk) 21:24, 16 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Wallajeh and photos

The WP article has a redirect from the oldest Jewish name of Wallaje which can be hopefully cited at the beginning of the text. It was somewthing like the Mount of Olives and then has become the Mount of the Cupressus, apsecies tha tis arund 50 meters high and particularly used for the decor of Abrahamitic-religions cemeteries thant for a holy place precurring the Resurrection of Christ. It is described in Acts 8:26-40.

At the end, it sources the episode of the deacon St Philip converting the eunuch. It has to be cited at the top. It is sourced by haaretz.com that doesn't provide a clear image of the holy place.

This websites provdied photos documenting a serious state of decline and, at the same time, the probable existence of a previous holy place. The eunuch of Candax was a servant of queen Candace of Ethipia, a successor of the queen of Saba which was purpited lover and alied of the jewish King Solomon. Photos linis the plac eof the conversion and the baptism with the "Judah’s longest spring tunnel" (source:biblicalarchaeology.org) and a network of underground military hallways communication surrounding Jerusalem.

The Arch of the Alliance was purpoted to be transferred from Jewish to Ethyopians, in order to be securitized. The first non-Jewish conversion to the New Arch of the Aliance, Jesus Christ God, took place in one of the fewest points of contact between the fenced area of the Holy City of Jerusalem and the pagan external world.185.51.12.102 (talk) 14:33, 18 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]