World War I Cemetery Jerusalem. Jerusalem British War Cemetery Is A British Cemetery In Jerusalem (Jerusalem War Cemetery) For Fallen Servicemen Of The British Commonwealth In The World War I In Palestine. The Jerusalem War Cemetery Is Located On Mount Scopus Next To The Hebrew University Of Jerusalem Campus And 4.5 Km North Of The Old City Of Jerusalem.[1] 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.

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