The Jerusalem police and security forces are out in record numbers to protect the celebrants for tonight\'s Jerusalem Day celebrations. The city is celebrating the 34th anniversary of its liberation and unification, which occurred on the third day of the Six Day War in June 1967. Celebrations began this afternoon; boys started dancing and marching towards the Old City from Sacher Park, while girls began from Independence Park. A central thanksgiving rally and Hassidic music show will be held at the Western Wall at 7:30 PM. Another major event will be held tonight at Yeshivat Merkaz HaRav Kook, where Prime Minister Sharon and IDF Chief of Staff Mofaz will speak; students and supporters will sing and march to the Western Wall afterwards. Yeshivat Beit Orot on Mt. of Olives will also be the center of festive celebrations; thousands will begin their singing march to the Wall from there.
Other Jerusalem events include a convention of 8,000 youth from around the country; they will tour various sites throughout the city. \"Coming with Love\" is the theme of a parade of the Settlement Labor movement, featuring old agricultural equipment and choice produce.
Other Jerusalem events include a convention of 8,000 youth from around the country; they will tour various sites throughout the city. \"Coming with Love\" is the theme of a parade of the Settlement Labor movement, featuring old agricultural equipment and choice produce.