Mt Scopus World War I Cemetery (known also as The British Military Cemetery) is one of 5 Messianic / Christian cemeteries around Jerusalem (run by Christian Alliance Church and others). In these cemeteries are buried local Israeli believers, Messianic Jews and believers who have loved the Jews and worked tirelessly for them. The other cmeteries includes The Templer Cemetery, The Alliance Church International Cemetery, Mt Zion Protestant Cemetery, and Tantu Cemetery – each listed separatly. From wikipedia: “Jerusalem British War Cemetery is a British cemetery for fallen servicemen of the British Commonwealth in the World War I in Palestine. It now contains the graves of 2,515 Commonwealth service personnel (including 100 unidentified), a number of whom were removed from at least seven other cemeteries in the area where they could not be maintained. A small Jewish section is near Plot 'N'. Units from Australia, New Zealand, India, Egypt, South Africa and the British West Indies are also represented besides those of the United Kingdom. A small number of German and Turkish dead also are buried at the cemetery. Notable burials include Major Philip Glazebrook, British Conservative Member of Parliament. The cemetery also contains the Jerusalem Memorial to 3,300 Commonwealth service personnel who died on operations in the same war in Egypt and Palestine and have no known grave”. Meir, the care-taker of the cemetery (a volunteer who liaises between the various denominations), is an historian of the 19th century Christian era of Jerusalem and a Jewish believer in Messiah and will gladly give you a FREE guided tour around the cemetery and can tell you the story of every person buried there…