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Information about the Harvesting the olives that are important to Christianity, Jerusalem itself will be provided after this announcement. Due to the current situation and the ongoing war, I haven’t been able to guide tours in person as usual. However, I’m eager to continue sharing the rich and sacred history of the Holy Land through my videos. If you enjoy these journeys and would like to stay connected, I warmly invite you to subscribe to my YouTube channel, where I bring Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Israel to life from wherever you are. For more insights and updates, follow me on Facebook and Instagram -I regularly share additional content, stories, and behind-the-scenes moments you won’t want to miss. If you feel inspired to support my work, your generosity helps me keep these videos coming. Whether through a simple subscription, sharing with friends interested in Israel’s history, or by supporting me directly, every bit makes a difference. I also offer a personal touch: upon your request, I would be honored to pray for you at the Western Wall, light a candle in your name at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, or anywhere meaningful in the Holy Land. If you have any special personal requests, please reach out — I’m happy to respond and even create a dedicated video for you. Should you have a personal request I will be more than happy to respond and even film it in a personal video. Support and purchase of goods from the Holy Land: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/zahishaked Support using PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/zahishaked?fbclid=IwAR2RxU5bvJcA5UzxpzC28C480v9towo77GN60VuRZRR02M5Duycmh2UWYcI Kindly share this site with your other friends/family that are interested in the rich and sacred history of Israel. Thank you so much Your tour guide Zahi Shaked https://www.facebook.com/zahishakedisraelitourguide https://www.instagram.com/zahi_shaked_israeli_tour_guide/ https://linktr.ee/zahishakedtourguide?fbclid=IwAR1Xad1mAX7Hzcvp2aXJO-t1q0chntMrdAEXlG0NdT5mFSNQIWmwUOHy8fo The start of the autumn in Jerusalem marks the time for the olive harvest in the garden of Gethsemane, on the slopes of Mount Olive. The annual harvest of the fruit takes place in the sacred area next to the shrine, but also in that of the hermitage of Gethsemane, above the convent and which hosts people who wish to spend a period of time in spiritual retreat. For the many volunteers that take part, the harvest is a unique opportunity to spend a day in contact with nature and with a place that was dear to Jesus. Before being questioned, flailed and put to death, Jesus retreated to this place, to pray intensely to the Father and prostrated himself in the midst of the olive trees. Gethsemane (Gat Shemanim, "olive press") was a place where oil was produced, as confirmed by the recent discovery of a ritual bath from the times of Jesus. The Jewish laws on purification required the workers involved in oil and wine production to have purifying baths before starting their work. Today, as two thousand years ago, in the area of the Gethsemane there are still many olive trees, surrounding what is called the Basilica of the Agony or the Church of the Nations. The vocation of the place to attract people from all over the world is also shown by the name and it continues to be very topical. Fr. Diego knows all the olive trees in the garden of Gethsemane very well as he has performed service in the place for more than ten years. “The experts say that the harvest varies from one year to the next, alternating between good years and years that are not as good. This year the trees have produced less, but theirs is always a blessed fruit, even though the olives are small.” This could also be due to the little rain that has characterized this year and that deprived the olive trees of the water necessary to develop larger fruit. After the olives of the hermitage have been harvested, it is possible to make the oil at once, thanks to the small olive press which is in the garden. “We do not want to commodify the sacred, so we give the oil to the other Franciscan convents,” said Fr. Diego. The trees in the sacred garden next to the church of Gethsemane are looked after by Fr. Jad Sara. There he uses a different method of pressing the olives, as first of all the stones are removed to be made into rosaries. The oil, on the other hand, is stored in small vials and is used for sacramental purposes. “Since 2018 we have been coming every year with my family to harvest the olives here in Gethsemane,” explained Zuzanna, a volunteer who comes from the Czech Republic. Amy, from the USA, took part for the first time only this year. “It is wonderful for me to be here and do this gesture which is so simple yet so important, like harvesting the olives, exactly as in the times of Jesus.” #Jerusalem #Israel #Gethsemane #Jesus #OliveHarvest

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