Why a Jew’s visit to the Temple Mount, the holiest Jewish site, provokes outrage.
Temple Mount
If the Israeli flag had been allowed to fly atop the Temple Mount in 1967, the conflict might have ended then and there.
Allowing and facilitating Jewish access and worship at Judaism’s holiest site would merely help restore the agreed-to lawful status of this site, as a place where all people will have free access.
Ariel Sharon and Rabbi Shlomo Goren understood the sanctity and importance of the Temple Mount.
Ambassador Gilad Erdan noted that Itamar Ben-Gvir entered through the only non-Muslim entrance to the Temple Mount and made no attempt to pray.
The attacks on Ben-Gvir’s Temple Mount excursion defy reason.
“I would like to believe that the Third Temple will be built in the end times with the coming of the Messiah.”
And how do Muslims prevent Jews from praying atop Mount Moriah?
How the actions of Itamar Ben-Gvir might indicate where we are in the prophetic “end times” schedule.
Palestinians say presence of any Jew “defiles” the Temple Mount; Israeli army raid finds Palestinian terrorists in possession of IDF uniforms.