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In the current plaque appears a poem by the poet and philosopher Yehuda Halevi (1141-1075). Yehuda Halevi, who was born in Spain, was one of the greatest Jewish poets and thinkers. A well-known book of his is "Kuzari" which is considered one of the most important books of Jewish philosophy. In the current poem, the poet talks about his dream of reaching Jerusalem
Three months earlier, the tiles were photographed in the same square. During the photograph, it was discovered that a number of tiles had been removed and replaced by other tiles. The current tile replaced another tile
Translation of the text on the sign: Yefe Nof, the joy of the world, the borough of a great king. I longed for you from the west! A great deal of pity was felt for remembering the east, Your glory, which is revealed, and your place that is destroyed. And who will put me on the wings of eagles, Until I filled your ground with tears! I have demanded you, and if your kingship is not in you or in the place Your shadow is a serpent and a scorpion. I will take your stones and restore them And the taste of your colds of earth will be sweeter than honey! (Yehuda Halevi)