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Kishle (Jerusalem)‎

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The Kishle (Hebrew: , Arabic: , Turkish: ) is a former prison and military base in Jerusalem. The building was constructed in 1834 by the Egyptian Eyalet as military barracks and later became a prison. The Kishle is today part of the Tower of David Museum.

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Instance of
prison
Country
Israel
Located in
Jerusalem
Image
KISHLEJERUSALEM.jpg
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Kishle (Jerusalem)
inception
1835-01-01
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  • Ottomans
  • British Mandate
  • Jordan
  • Israel
  • Architecture
  • Archaeology
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The Kishle (Hebrew: , Arabic: , Turkish: ) is a former prison and military base in Jerusalem. The building was constructed in 1834 by the Egyptian Eyalet as military barracks and later became a prison. The Kishle is today part of the Tower of David Museum.

== History ==

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