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Riots on Temple Mount Injure Two Police Officers

By C. J. Refsland on February 25, 2014 • ( 0 )

My Comment: Does it sound like there will be a peace deal? Riots again because the Jewish Knesset is discussing freedom of religion for Jews. So they riot and throw a tantrum, stirring fear and they close the Temple Mount to Jewish visitors. Does this even sound like people that anyone could have peace with? I ask the question again, what are they so afraid of? Why are they so afraid to allow Jews and Christians to pray on the Temple Mount? If it is home to 3 major religions as the media and world portray, and we worship the same God, why is it that only one of those religions is allowed to pray there?

(Israel National News) Police arrested three Arab rioters Tuesday morning on suspicion of throwing rocks and firecrackers at police on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, right after police opened the Rambam Gate entrance to the Mount.

Two police officers were wounded and are being taken to Sha’arei Tzedek Hospital.

According to Kikar HaShabbat, dozens of Muslims began throwing rocks and fireworks at police once the gate, which is the only entrance through which Jews may enter the Mount, was opened. A police force dispersed the rioters through the use of stun grenades.

Full Article Riots on Temple Mount Injure Two Police Officers – Defense/Security – News – Israel National News.

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