22 thousand Jews entered the Al Aqsa areas in 2017 and practiced religious rituals

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Two years after the ban, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued an order authorizing members of the Knesset (Israeli Parliament) to enter the Temple Mount and the courtyards of the Al Aqsa Mosque. Every minister or deputy of any party on the left or right that wants to enter the Haram must do it once every three months.
Netanyahu issued an order prohibiting the entry of ministers and deputies to Haram al-Sharif and its oases more than two years ago. And a half-year, especially in November 2015, following strong tensions and clashes with the violence that has reigned in Jerusalem because of the Jewish settlement activity in the city and the l & # 39; 39, settler intrusion into Haram al-Haram al-Sharif.
The ban also included Arab legislators in the Knesset, the majority of whom were Muslim. That's what the MP of the Islamic Movement in the "Common List", Abu Arar asked, "says that Israel prevents freedom of worship for Muslims". In August, the Israeli police in Jerusalem announced that it would not oppose allowing MPs to enter Al-Aqsa in a pilot program, thus avoiding clashes between members of the Knesset during their incursion into al-Aqsa and Arab deputies at Haram al-Quds. At the same time. It was decided that members of the Knesset would coordinate the visit with the police, while Netanyahu government ministers would be prevented from entering Al-Aqsa.
Two deputies, Yehuda Glick, Likud deputy and Shuli Maalem, member of the Knesset And entered the squares of the Al-Aqsa Mosque on the side of Mugrabi Gate, accompanied by reinforced forces of units special, in late August of last year, in a step to test the Palestinian popular reaction.
Netanyahu claimed that the atmosphere around the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and that his new decision to allow them to visit, came in the wake of the deliberation T security held on Tuesday the first in the context of the security situation. But MP Glick revealed that he had gone to Netanyahu to ask to be allowed to enter the campus. "I learned that members of the Arab Knesset entered the Haram during the last Ramadan," he said. This means that the ban is restricted to Jewish deputies. It is an incomprehensible distinction. The Haram is sacred not only to the Muslims, as the Waqf claims, but also to the Jews.
It should be noted that 22,000 Jews entered the Temple Mount in 2017, under the custody of the Israeli police, and although there is a decision to ban Jewish prayers, hundreds of them practiced various religious rituals, such as Marriage under Jewish Law, and lay on the ground as part of worship, and the establishment of prayer and dance workshops at its religious songs and psalms.

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