Jewish, the Western Wall is a holy place to offer their prayers. It is a part of the retaining ancient wall built by Herod encircling the Temple Mount. The holy wall attracts millions Jewish worshippers every year to Jerusalem to offer their prayers and lay out their problems and search for blissful guidance. People come here to mount a note in the wall and lament on the loss of the temple.

Offering prayers on a note and mounting it on the Western wall is an ancient Jewish tradition. It can be trace back to hundreds of years when people to offer their prayers jotted down on a small piece of paper and mount it into a crack in the Wall. Many believe that, people shed tears on the moment a “Tzetel” has been put into the Western Wall. The quantity of note in the wall is endless. They note are prayers for a speedy recovery from sickness person, seeking soul mate or asking for guidance and more.

No matter what is written on the note, it is believed to alleviate the burden of sins. The moment a note is attached on the wall the prayers are directly makes it way to God. Prayers go up to heaven through Jerusalem, especially through the Western Wall. So praying or placing a note in the Wall is similar to have a persistent prayer correlated to the primary source.

Undoubtedly, uncountable numbers of cases and histories are heard when unlikely requests or desires noted on sheet of paper, Tzetel, and attached on the Western Wall have came true.

Modern technologies have simplified our lives and we can place Tzetel or note in the wall without visiting Israel. The only thing you need to do is fill the form on this web-site and pay a nominal fee.

You prayers provided to the website will be rewritten by hand on sheet of paper. Every stage of note in the wall will be captured by means of video and lastly sent to email address provided by you. Placing the note into Western Wall is performed by a special person who is familiar with the procedures and ceremonies.

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