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In first, police let Jewish visitors take printed prayers into Temple Mount
Police confirm change to longstanding ban on non-Muslim prayer, which comes weeks after Ben Gvir confidant appointed as ...
Police will allow Jews to enter their holiest site with approved prayer sheets after years of non-Muslim prayer being ...
Under the new policy, Jewish visitors may enter the site with a single prayer page, provided it is prepared in advance and ...
The status quo at the site has generally barred Jewish visitors from bringing religious items such as prayer books and ...
Israeli police have allowed Jewish visitors to bring printed prayer texts onto the Temple Mount for the first time, marking a ...
The change in policy is the latest part of a long-running push by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir to revoke the unofficial prohibition on Jewish worship at the site ...
The Temple Mount is the holiest site in Judaism, where the First Temple was built by King Solomon and the Second Temple was ...
In 1925, the Supreme Muslim Council published a guide to the Temple Mount for tourists that said the site’s “identity with ...
The wind cuts down from the Mount of Olives as three Jewish men named Cohen hunch their shoulders against the cold and start up the wooden ramp to the Temple Mount, breath clouding in the Jerusalem ...
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