now Jordan threatens Israel with consequences if unrest at Temple Mount continues.
Jordan king warns Israel against Jerusalem 'provocation'
Jordan king warns Israel against Jerusalem 'provocation'
Temple Mount comes on hot and heavy
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'Temple Mount Clashes Could Go Beyond Jerusalem' - Middle East - News - Arutz Sheva
"The UN’s Mideast envoy, Nikolay Mladenov, warned Tuesday that clashes between Israelis and Palestinian Arabs in and around Jerusalem’s holy sites have the potential to ignite violence well beyond the walls of its old city, The Associated Press (AP) reported."
"The UN’s Mideast envoy, Nikolay Mladenov, warned Tuesday that clashes between Israelis and Palestinian Arabs in and around Jerusalem’s holy sites have the potential to ignite violence well beyond the walls of its old city, The Associated Press (AP) reported."
Since 1967
"The Lid": Jerusalem Day- How Moshe Dayan Made The Temple Mount a Palestinian Issue.
The Israeli Relinquishment of the Temple Mount
It's just that Israel's Supreme Court has sided with Moshe Dayan's decision to restrict Jews from it's free use...at least so far.
"The Lid": Jerusalem Day- How Moshe Dayan Made The Temple Mount a Palestinian Issue.
The Israeli Relinquishment of the Temple Mount
It's just that Israel's Supreme Court has sided with Moshe Dayan's decision to restrict Jews from it's free use...at least so far.
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Wrong, Sarah, no offense. The second temple had already been built when Ezekiel wrote in what we call his fortieth chapter. Also, the temple in Ezekiel's vision did not have a curtain separating the Holy of Holies from the sanctuary. Clearly, the second temple did have such a curtain, as did the expanded version of that simple building Zerubbabel and Ezra built was "remodeled" by King Herod beginning in about 13 BC -- to the extent that he razed that building and started over. So what many historians, even Jewish scholars among them, call the "second temple" destroyed in 70 AD was actually the third temple.
the UN expresses Grave Concern...hmm hm, yeah right.
UN Security Council urges restraint at Temple Mount | Jewish Telegraphic Agency
UN Security Council urges restraint at Temple Mount | Jewish Telegraphic Agency
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I can't remember a time when they did not have strife. Israel is not really recognized as a country, but more a "problem" no one knows what to do about. That's sad because while I do believe the Palestinians had the highest population at one time, I do not believe they had much of a governing body. It was more a region with little law. I side for Israel and always have. I believe Israel would take good care of the Palestinians, if they'd let them. Of course, if I were Palestinian, I'd want my land back with all the trimmings. If I was Israel, I'd be tempted to purchase land somewhere else. Move the whole population. Then leave the land in waste as they go, just as it was when they arrived in '48 or so.
Israel stops Palestinian PM from visiting Temple Mount | The Times of Israel
Israel on Friday prevented Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah from entering the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, where strict security measures have been in place following days of violence.
The ban came as Hamdallah’s convoy was en route to the site, where the al-Aqsa Mosque is situated, the Walla website reported. According to the Ynet news website, Hamdallah was not allowed into Jerusalem at all.
Israel on Friday prevented Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah from entering the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, where strict security measures have been in place following days of violence.
The ban came as Hamdallah’s convoy was en route to the site, where the al-Aqsa Mosque is situated, the Walla website reported. According to the Ynet news website, Hamdallah was not allowed into Jerusalem at all.
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The Palestinians don't have a nation, so they don't have ambassadors. They are known as "envoys" and have no official power, authority, or position. They are mostly window dressing.
Palestine has no U.N. seat, just observers. They have zero negotiating authority except that graciously granted them by other nations. On the other hand, Israel is a nation, with U.N. membership, a seat on the Security Council, and an elected government.
Palestine has no U.N. seat, just observers. They have zero negotiating authority except that graciously granted them by other nations. On the other hand, Israel is a nation, with U.N. membership, a seat on the Security Council, and an elected government.
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Need more info, historical and otherwise on the Temple Mount?
Here is nearly a 100 links or so..
The Temple Mount in Jerusalem
Here is nearly a 100 links or so..
The Temple Mount in Jerusalem
Israel slams Jordanian king over Temple Mount violence | The Times of Israel
Jerusalem police braced for continuing violence in and around the capital as Muslims and Jewish holidays overlap in the coming days, restricting access to the Temple Mount in a bid to quell violence atop the compound.
Jerusalem police braced for continuing violence in and around the capital as Muslims and Jewish holidays overlap in the coming days, restricting access to the Temple Mount in a bid to quell violence atop the compound.
Now it's Abbas and Infitada, sheesh...
Abbas warns of 'intifada risk' over Temple Mount | The Times of Israel
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas warned Tuesday of the “risk of an intifada” if clashes over Jerusalem’s Temple Mount continue, after a meeting with French leader Francois Hollande in Paris.
“What is happening is very dangerous,” Abbas said, calling on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to “stop” the chaos at the flashpoint holy site, deemed holy by both Jews and Muslims and home to the al-Aqsa Mosque.
Abbas warns of 'intifada risk' over Temple Mount | The Times of Israel
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas warned Tuesday of the “risk of an intifada” if clashes over Jerusalem’s Temple Mount continue, after a meeting with French leader Francois Hollande in Paris.
“What is happening is very dangerous,” Abbas said, calling on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to “stop” the chaos at the flashpoint holy site, deemed holy by both Jews and Muslims and home to the al-Aqsa Mosque.
Hanin Zoabi: Temple Mount should be Jew-free | The Times of Israel
I still say, this will get volatile.
I still say, this will get volatile.