Kishle (Jerusalem)
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The site known as the “Kishle” (literally: dungeon) is adjacent to the Citadel and Tower of David Museum complex. The latest structure was erected in 1834 by Ibrahim Pasha who governed the Land of Israel (Palestine) from Egypt.
