Olives at Machaneh Yehudah Market in Jerusalem, Israel.

The Memorial to the Martyrs of the Deportation and the Resistance is a memorial to the 200,000 people deported from France to Nazi concentration camps during World War II. It sits on the Seine river in downtown Paris behind Notre-Dame. Not all who were deported were Jews — some were French citizens who opposed Hitler. IMB Photo

The wall outside the Memorial de la Shoah in Paris. Engraved on the wall are the names of the 76,000 Jews, including 11,000 children, who were all deported from France as part of the Nazi plan to annihilate the Jews of Europe. France’s Vichy government collaborated with the Nazis. IMB Photo

A rabbi prepares for a service in Jerusalem.

A Jewish man prays on top of the Mount of Olives overlooking Jerusalem as the sun comes up.

A man plays violin for passing tourist and locals inside the Jewish Quarter of Old Town Jerusalem in hopes of gathering some money. The man is from Michigan but has recently moved to live in Jerusalem.

Men pray facing the Western Wall, also known as the ‘Wailing Wall,’ by outsiders because Jews gather here to mourn the loss of their temple that sits on the other side of the wall. The wall is a permanent place of worship for Jews and is their holiest site for prayer. The Western Wall Plaza, the large open area that faces the Western Wall, functions as an open-air synagogue that can accommodate thousands of worshipers.

Portrait of a Jewish man at the Western Wall, also known as the ‘Wailing Wall,’ by outsiders because Jews gather here to mourn the loss of their temple that sits on the other side of the wall. The wall is a permanent place of worship for Jews and is their holiest site for prayer. The Western Wall Plaza, the large open area that faces the Western Wall, functions as an open-air synagogue that can accommodate thousands of worshipers.

A Jewish man prays at the Western Wall, also known as the ‘Wailing Wall,’ by outsiders because Jews gather here to mourn the loss of their temple that sits on the other side of the wall. The wall is a permanent place of worship for Jews and is their holiest site for prayer. The Western Wall Plaza, the large open area that faces the Western Wall, functions as an open-air synagogue that can accommodate thousands of worshipers.

A rabbi prepares for a service in Jerusalem.

A Jewish man prays on top of the Mount of Olives overlooking Jerusalem as the sun comes up.

A man plays violin for passing tourist and locals inside the Jewish Quarter of Old Town Jerusalem in hopes of gathering some money. The man is from Michigan but has recently moved to live in Jerusalem.

Portrait of a Jewish man at the Western Wall, also known as the ‘Wailing Wall,’ by outsiders because Jews gather here to mourn the loss of their temple that sits on the other side of the wall. The wall is a permanent place of worship for Jews and is their holiest site for prayer. The Western Wall Plaza, the large open area that faces the Western Wall, functions as an open-air synagogue that can accommodate thousands of worshipers.

Men pray facing the Western Wall, also known as the ‘Wailing Wall,’ by outsiders because Jews gather here to mourn the loss of their temple that sits on the other side of the wall. The wall is a permanent place of worship for Jews and is their holiest site for prayer. The Western Wall Plaza, the large open area that faces the Western Wall, functions as an open-air synagogue that can accommodate thousands of worshipers.

A Jewish man prays at the Western Wall, also known as the ‘Wailing Wall,’ by outsiders because Jews gather here to mourn the loss of their temple that sits on the other side of the wall. The wall is a permanent place of worship for Jews and is their holiest site for prayer. The Western Wall Plaza, the large open area that faces the Western Wall, functions as an open-air synagogue that can accommodate thousands of worshipers.

A Messianic Jew worships during a service in downtown Paris, France.

A man blows a horn at the introduction of a Saturday service at the Messianic congregation, Emmanuel Messianic Church in Berlin, Germany. The congregation are Russian and from countries formerly in the Soviet Union.

A visiting Messianic Jew from the U.S. leads the closing cantation at the Eitz Chaim, ‘Tree of Life,’ Messianic Church. The church is one of the larger Messianic congregations in Berlin, Germany, with Russian Jews.

A sound technician accompanies the cantor, a singer who directs a Jewish service, at the Eitz Chaim, ‘Tree of Life,’ Messianic Church. The church is one of the larger Messianic congregations in Berlin, Germany. Many Russian Jews attend.