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THE LATIN PATRIARCHATE STREET IS A CENTRAL STREET IN THE CHRISTIAN QUARTER OF THE OLD CITY IN JERUSALEM.

HE IS THE SHORT ROAD FROM JAFFA AND OMAR STONE TO KHATAB, TO ST PETER STREET, WHERE (AS IN THE STREET OF THE BORSKIANS) IS THE STRUCTURE OF THE LATIN PATRIARCH IN JERUSALEM, WHERE THE PAPAL PATRIARCH SITS ON THE CHRISTIAN-CATHOLIC COMMUNITY IN ISRAEL AND ITS SURROUNDINGS (THE LEVANT) AND CYPRUS.

THE STREET BUILDINGS WERE BUILT ON ANCIENT RUINS FROM ANCIENT TIMES. THE LEVEL OF LIFE ON THE STREET IS ABOUT 5-2 METERS HIGH THAN THE LEVEL OF ILIA CAPTULINA.

ON THE STREET ARE TEXTILE SHOPS, FOLK ART AND SOUVENIRS FOR TOURISTS AND RESTAURANTS.

CHRISTIAN QUARTER: STREETS