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Which city in Israel do the three religions look to as the holy city?
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What is the name of the holy city that all big three religions claim for themselves?
The holy city claimed by all three major monotheistic religions (Christianity, Judaism, and Islam) is Jerusalem. It is a city of significant religious importance and holds key sites such as the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and the Dome of the Rock.
What is the city in Israel holy to 3 world religions?
Jerusalem
What is the holy city that these religions have in common?
Three religions have the same Holy City which is Jerusalem: Judaism, Christianism and Islam.
Considered a holy city for 3 great religions?
Jerusalem is considered holy by all three religions.
Which city is considered holy to all three religions Christianity Judaism and Hinduism?
Jerusalem, the holy city
Which three religions in a holy city?
ity of Jerusalem: Religions: Judaism, Christianity, Islam
What city is holy to three religions in the middle east?
Jerusalem
What city is considered holy by the three major religions?
Jerusalem
What is the Holy Land for three great religions?
It's the area surrounding Jerusalem, in Modern day Israel.
Which religions have holy sites near Israel?
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Those are the major, monotheistic religions in the region. The minority religions of Druze and Baha'i also have holy sites in Israel.
Of Judaism Christianity and Islam which considers Jerusalem a holy city?
The three religions.
What religions look to Israel as the holy place?
I'm not sure whether you mean religions that look at JERUSALEM as a holy place, or ISRAEL as a whole?As far as I know, no religion - not even Judaism - looks at Israel in its entirety as a holy place. However, both Judaism and Muslim religions regard Jerusalem as a holy place.Jerusalem is a city claimed by both Israel and Palestine for that reason, and is therefore the site of a lot of religious animosity.Answer:Actually many Christians and Jews view the entire country as a holy place.
