Israeli Officials Denied Entrance to Temple Mount During Passover for ‘Security Reasons’
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Israeli officials have been banned during Passover from entering the Temple Mount, pictured. Photo: wiki commons.
Israeli MPs and ministers have been banned from entering a key religious compound in Jerusalem “for security reasons” during the Jewish Passover festival which begins on Friday, police confirmed.
The compound, known to Muslims as the Al-Aqsa mosque but to Jews as the Temple Mount, is holy to both religions.
Read full story at AFP.
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