After thirteen years of extensive excavations, the ancient Pilgrimage Road connecting the Pool of Siloam to the foot of the Temple Mount has been opened to the public. Archaeologists have uncovered a wealth of artifacts along the route, including coins, oil lamps, and a Roman sword, shedding light on its use during the Second Temple period and the Great Revolt. The inauguration ceremony drew prominent Israeli and United States officials, who emphasized the road's historical and cultural significance. Leaders highlighted the unveiling as a testament to Jerusalem's enduring heritage and the deep connection of the Jewish people to the city.