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Beit Eshel St, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel - Web
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Ottoman Mosque
Ottoman-style Mosque built in the 1880s in sandstone on the road from Jaffa to Jerusalem. In the recent decades the Siksik family, still legal owner of the place, gave back the mosque to its original use.
The Mosque has a muezzin tower and a public fountain (sabil) with arches. It has become a symbol of the success (and challenges) of the religious dialogue in Israel.
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