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Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City

7.520111 seasonTV SeriesDocumentary

Author and historian Simon Sebag Montefiore presents a three-part series that illuminates the history of the sacred, and peerlessly beautiful city - Jerusalem.

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Seasons & Episodes

E1
Wellspring of Holiness
Dec 8, 2011 6.0
E2
Invasion, Invasion, Invasion
Dec 15, 2011 6.0
E3
Judgement Day
Dec 22, 2011 7.0

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Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City — streaming FAQ

Which OTT platform streams Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City?

Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City is streaming on Britbox in United States. It's not currently on Netflix.

Is Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City on Netflix?

No, Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City is not on Netflix in United States as of September 2026. It's currently on Britbox.

Is Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City on Amazon Prime Video?

No, Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City isn't on Amazon Prime Video in United States right now. It's on Britbox instead.

Where can I watch Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City for free?

Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City is available on Britbox in United States, but you'll need an active subscription — there's no free option right now.

How many seasons are in Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City?

Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City has 1 season in total (3 episodes). The series concluded in 2011.

Are all episodes of Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City out yet?

Yes — all 3 episodes across 1 season of Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City are out and available to stream.

Is there a Season 2 of Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City?

No — Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City ended after 1 season, so there is no Season 2.

Is Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City based on a true story?

Yes — Jerusalem: The Making of a Holy City is based on true events, dramatising real people and events (some details may be fictionalised for the screen).