The delegation visited historical sites central to Jewish communal and religious life in Damascus, including the Eliyahu Hanavi (Jobar) Synagogue—one of the world's oldest synagogues, which was destroyed by the Assad regime. They also walked through the Jewish Quarter, visiting its synagogues and reconnecting with the neighborhood’s long history. Rabbi Hamra had the profound opportunity to visit the resting places of his father and grandfather in a historic Jewish cemetery, which is also the burial site of the famous 16th-century Rabbi, Hayim Vital. Meanwhile, Henry Hamra returned to the Alliance School, where he had studied as a child.