Jordanian Delegation Arrives in Jerusalem to Test Temple Mount Cameras
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Jordanian officials are running preliminary tests for installing cameras at the Temple Mount. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
A Jordanian delegation arrived in Jerusalem from Amman on Thursday in order to run preliminary tests for installing cameras on the Temple Mount compound.
The officials from the Ministry of Religious Endowments were to inspect the technical and engineering aspects of putting the CCTV equipment on the site, deemed holy to Jews and Muslims alike, and discuss with the Jerusalem Islamic Waqf locations for placing cameras.
Read full story at The Times of Israel.
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