Entrance to the memorial area

Ammunition Hill (Givat Ha-Tahmoshet) is the site of the bloodiest battle of the 1967 Six-Day War. A well-fortified hill at one and a half kilometers north of the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem was a fortified point for the Jordanian army and separated Israeli territory from the Israeli enclave at Mount Scopus. Now there is a memorial area with a museum, the same in mood as WW2 museum at Victory Square in St. Petersburg .