Thousands of Jewish worshippers visit Jerusalem holy site as Israeli lawmaker boasts ‘Arabs aren’t allowed to come near us’

Thousands of Jewish worshippers visit Jerusalem holy site as Israeli lawmaker boasts ‘Arabs aren’t allowed to come near us’

Thousands of Jewish worshippers visited a Jerusalem holy site during the holiday of Passover as far-right Israeli lawmaker Zvi Sukkot boasted, “Arabs aren’t allowed to come near us.”

Jewish visits to Temple Mount hit new high during holiday week

The Temple Mount, where the First and Second Jewish Temples were built, is the overall holiest site in Judaism. By Pesach Benson, TPS A record number of Jews visited the Temple Mount during the Passover holiday, an organization working to strengthen Jewish ties to the Jerusalem holy site announced on Thursday. According to Beyadenu, 6,788 Jews visited the Temple Mount over the five days during Passover that the holy site was open to Jews. “The r…

Far-right Israeli lawmaker prays at Temple Mount/Al-Aqsa Mosque Compound

MK Zvi Succot's visit comes more than a decade after an indictment was filed against him for praying on the Temple Mount/Al-Aqsa Mosque compound

Far-right lawmaker prays, prostrates on Temple Mount

Religious Zionism Member of Knesset Zvi Sukkot’s prayer and bowing on Temple Mount without police intervention and joined by other Jewish worshippers, draws praise from his political camp, Palestinian condemnation; 'Arabs aren’t allowed near us'

The turning of the gates at the entrance of the gates of the 'Temple Mount' in Jerusalem near the Temple Mount is a unique prayer occasion that is mentioned in ancient and ancient sources of the Poskim and Torah gurus as early as a thousand years ago. Many of the inhabitants of 'Jerusalem of Ma'ale' have been striving for years to observe the custom with devotion in order to petition for mercy and prayer for the salvation of the people of Israel…

Jewish Visits to Temple Mount Hit New High During Passover

6,788 Jews reportedly visited the Temple Mount over the five days during Passover that Judaism's holiest site was open to Jews.