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The Duke of Cambridge has visited the Western Wall - the holiest site in Judaism as it is the last remnant of Herod's temple - on the final day of his tour of the Middle East.<br><br>William, wearing a kippah, or skull cap, as a mark of respect, approached the landmark and  [http://99situsqq.com/ http://99situsqq.com/] followed the centuries-old tradition of placing a written prayer in a crack in the wall.<br><br>Earlier in the day he made a poignant pilgrimage to the final resting place in Jerusalem of his great-grandmother, Princess Alice.<br><br>Duke of Cambridge at Western Wall<br><br>Duke of Cambridge lays hand on Western Wall<br><br>Prince WIlliam with Ephraim Mirvis<br><br>History is made as the Chief Rabbi accompanies HRH The Duke of Cambridge to the Western Wall in Jerusalem - standing at the epicentre of the Jewish world. pic.twitter.com/DrdMP158xO<br><br>- Chief Rabbi Mirvis (@chiefrabbi) June 28, 2018 On the Mount of Olives<br><br>Inside the the Church of Holy Sepulchre<br><br>Duke of Cambridge in Jerusalem church<br><br>The Duke of Cambridge visits the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in the Old City of Jerusalem. pic.twitter.com/u2hQ19Bgyi<br><br>- Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) June 28, 2018 At his great-grandmother's tomb<br><br>His Royal Highness Prince William traveled to the Church of St Mary Magdalene where he paid his respects at the tomb of his great-grandmother, Princess Alice. Both The Duke of Edinburgh and The Prince of Wales have made previous visits here Picture Arthur Edwards<br><br>The Duke of Cambridge visits the Dome of the Rock. pic.twitter.com/20NJAxBaXa<br><br>- Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) June 28, 2018 Advertisement