The following 'Bahasa' text has been translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Siloam Pool was discovered during excavations in the ancient city by the Israel Antiquities Authority, Israel National Parks Authority, and City of David Foundation. Archaeologists state that Siloam Pool, which holds religious significance for Christians and Jews, will be opened to the public soon. "The ongoing excavations in the City of David (also known as ancient Jerusalem), specifically Siloam Pool and the Pilgrimage Road, are among the greatest evidence of this heritage," said Ze'ev Orenstein, Director of International Affairs at the City of David Foundation."

Orenstein explained that this site stretches from the Siloam Pool in the south to the Via Dolorosa, Western Wall, Southern Steps, and the Temple Mount. This area is considered the most significant half mile in the world, signifying the biblical heritage of Jerusalem that involves many people of various beliefs.

"There is not even a half mile that means more to more people who affirm the biblical heritage of Jerusalem. Not only because of faith, but also as a reality," he added. Orenstein concluded by emphasizing the importance of excavating the historical heritage and ancient artifacts as concrete evidence that this site has existed for thousands of years."