There has been ongoing debate about this for a long time and so far there is still no firm answer. Women do go to the wall and pray, however they are often harrassed by people who believe that they shouldn't.
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There is a woman's section at the Wall and no one is harassed there.
Can they? Yes. Nobody will stop them or detain them for praying to a god other than the Jewish God through Jewish rites. However, it is in poor taste, especially if the non-Jew performs some sort of idol worship at the Western Wall. We are talking about a Jewish Holy Site here; how would anyone feel if his/her religious center was opened up to someone of a different religion. If you sincerely wish to pray to a different God at the Western Wall, please do so discreetly and certainly do not evangelize on the precinct.
Most people pray at the western wall.
While there may be some Muslims who pray at the Western Wall, the site is predominantly a Jewish site. By and large, Muslims pray at the Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock Shrine, which are both on the esplanade that the Western Wall serves as retaining wall to support.
They pray and give messages or notes to God.
The Western Wall (or Kotel).
Some men go three times a day to pray at the Western Wall, some men never go to the Western Wall. It depends on preference.
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First, it is not called the Wailing Wall. It used to be called the Wailing Wall but now it is the "Western Wall" or the Kotel.Second, nobody prays to the wall. People go to the wall to pray to God. Prayer is very personal and individual, and people pray in many different ways.Read more: Why_is_the_wailing_wall_called_the_wailing_wall
Jews pray at the Western Wall, which is in Jerusalem, Israel. In Hebrew, it is known as the Kotel Ha'ma'aravi, but most people just refer to it as the "Kotel".
A Jewish house of worship is called a synagogue, but Jews can pray anywhere.
both temples of Jerusalem were destroyed. the only remaining wall is called the "Western Wall" where Jews go and pray. many pray every day and visitors to Jerusalem go to the wall to pray and leave notes for "Hashem" to read.
men and women are separated at the wailing wall, the womens section is rarily seen on t.v but its there to the right of the mens section
The Western Wall (formerly called the Wailing Wall) is the last remnant of the outer wall of the ancient Jewish Temple. Jews mainly go there to pray, but also to visit as tourists.