Western Wall - Tweet Data Analysis

The emotions expressed in these tweets range from joy and admiration to frustration and anger. There is joy expressed in the first tweet as the person is relieved to have received help from their brother. In the second tweet, there is frustration at the Western press for attacking Lula for speaking out about poverty. The third tweet expresses a lack of respect for those who have not experienced the Western Sizzlin. In the fourth tweet, there is anger at Israel for considering legislation to criminalize non-Orthodox Judaism at the Western Wall. The fifth tweet expresses relief as the Israeli Prime Minister reassures that the status quo will remain. In the sixth tweet, there is surprise at the idea that men and women should be separated at the Western Wall. The seventh tweet expresses admiration for Prince William at the Western Wall. The eighth tweet expresses frustration at people who wall themselves in their echo chambers. The ninth tweet expresses disappointment at the individualism and narcissism of Western culture. The tenth tweet expresses admiration for the chonky “Foehn Wall”. The eleventh tweet expresses admiration for David Ben Gurion at the Western Wall. The twelfth tweet expresses anger at the western financial system. The thirteenth tweet expresses admiration for Jiayuguan, the western starting point of the Great Wall. The fourteenth tweet expresses relief at Netanyahu disavowing the “Western Wall Law”. The fifteenth tweet expresses admiration for Lionel Messi at the Western Wall. The sixteenth tweet expresses admiration for Chuck Norris at the Western Wall. The seventeenth tweet expresses nostalgia for the person’s visit to the Western Wall six years ago. The eighteenth tweet expresses admiration for James Brown at the Western Wall. The nineteenth tweet expresses admiration for Sharon Stone at the Western Wall. The twentieth tweet expresses admiration for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to the Western Wall.