'''Kudüs Günü''' ({{Şablon:Dil-he|יום ירושלים}}, ''Yom Yeruşalayim''). [[Kudüs]]'ün ve [[Eski Şehir (Kudüs)]]'in İsrail tarafından [[6 Gün Savaşı]] sonrası alınmasını kutlayan [[Yahudi bayramları|İsrail milli bayramıdır]]. Devlet tarafından resmi olarak kutlama ve anma işlemleri için belirlenmiştir . İsrail dışında yaygın olarak kutlanılmamasına<ref name="bj">http://www.bethjacobrwc.org/yomyerushalyim.html</ref> ve seküler İsrailliler tarafından değerini kaybetmesine rağmen<ref name="Feige2009">{{Şablon:Kitap kaynağı|author=Michael Feige|title=Settling in the Hearts: Jewish Fundamentalism in the Occupied Territories|chapter=Space, Place, and Memory in Gush Emunim Ideology|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=CG_R01oa780C&pg=PA56|year=2009|publisher=Wayne State University Press|isbn=0-8143-2750-8|page=56|quote=Although part of Israeli secular calendar, it has lost almost all meaning for most Israelis. Attempts to revive the day for the Israeli general public have failed miserably.}}</ref><ref name="Benvenisti2007">{{Şablon:Kitap kaynağı|author=Meron Benvenisti|authorlink=Meron Benvenisti|title=Son of the Cypresses: Memories, Reflections, and Regrets from a Political Life|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=ygfujnZiLrwC&pg=PA91|year=2007|publisher=University of California Press|isbn=978-0-520-93001-8|pages=91–92|chapter=Jerusalemites|quote=It is an expression of Jewish antagonism and xenophobia, a chance to hold arcane ceremonies of allegiance and to nurture nationalistic and religious myths. As it grows more routine, the day is drowning in a deep yawn of boredom; perhaps it is no coincidence that the only secular groups that celebrate in the streets of Jerusalem – other than religious zealots on parade – are members of the "pioneer" communities, the kibbutzim and moshavim.}}</ref><ref name="Steinsaltz2011">{{Şablon:Kitap kaynağı|author=Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz|authorlink=Adin Steinsaltz|title=Change & Renewal: The Essence of the Jewish Holidays, Festivals & Days of Remembrance|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=bUeMXyXa-44C&pg=PA289|year=2011|publisher=The Toby Press/KorenPub|isbn=978-1-59264-322-6|page=289|chapter=Jerusalem Day, Nowadays|quote=At its inception, Jerusalem Day was a glorious day. This feeling was to a great extent bound up with the Six Day War and its outcome, which for a while produced an exalted feeling of release from dread and anxiety to liberation, well-being, and greatness. Over the years, however, the aura of the day has dimmed.}}</ref> bu gün hala [[Dindar Siyonist]] gruplar tarafından<ref name="Etzioni-Halevy2002">{{Şablon:Kitap kaynağı|author=Eva Etzioni-Halevy|title=The Divided People: Can Israel's Breakup be Stopped?|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=ee4hTKO0DTYC&pg=PA88|year=2002|publisher=Lexington Books|isbn=978-0-7391-0325-8|page=88|quote=In the first years after the 1967 war, and the reunification of Jerusalem, this was a holiday for virtually all parts of the nation. [...] Today, as Jerusalem's symbolic value for many of the secular has been flagging, this transformation has been reflected also in the celebration of this day: fewer and fewer secular people still observe the occasion, and it has turned into a festive day of symbolic significance for the religious.}}</ref><ref name="Balint2001">{{Şablon:Kitap kaynağı|author=Judy Lash Balint|title=Jerusalem Diaries: In Tense Times|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=Dxno8wNLIXEC&pg=PA176|year=2001|publisher=Gefen Publishing House Ltd|isbn=978-965-229-271-1|page=176|quote=Today, the day commemorating the 34th anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem was observed by a shrinking portion of the population. [...] Yom Yerushalayim was celebrated mainly by the national religious community. This was apparent at events all over the city. [...] Clearly a majority of those taking part were observant. This was the day of the knitted kipa. It seems that secular Israelis ave tired of expressions of nationalism.}}</ref> geçit törenleriyle ve sinagoglarda dua edilerek kutlanır. [[İsrail Hahambaşılığı]] bu günü [[Batı Duvarı]]'na erişimin sağlandığı için dini bir bayram ilan etmiştir.<ref name="bj">http://www.bethjacobrwc.org/yomyerushalyim.html</ref><ref name="Berlin2011">{{Şablon:Kitap kaynağı|author=Adele Berlin|title=The Oxford Dictionary of the Jewish Religion|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=hKAaJXvUaUoC&pg=PA803|year=2011|publisher=Oxford University Press|isbn=978-0-19-973004-9|page=803|chapter=Yom Yerushalayim}}</ref><ref>https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Judaism/yomyerushalayim.html</ref>
