Good, bad or ugly?: — Ten significant walls

The Wailing Wall, which is also known as the Western Wall, is the sole surviving remnant of the sacred Second Temple of Jerusalem. The oldest parts of the structure date from the second century BC. After the temple was destroyed by the Romans, the wall became a focal point for Jewish prayer The wall is considered to be the religion's holiest site, with esteemed rabbis proclaiming that God's presence "never departs from the Western Wall". Visitors have long followed the tradition of inserting small slips of paper containing prayers into cracks in the wall, which is located directly in front of the Dome of the Rock, one of Islam's holiest sites.