Jewish prayer books on the Temple Mount
Jewish worshipers were reportedly allowed to use prayer books on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, marking a shift in the site's status quo. The move was described as an initial experiment.
Where they agreeJewish worshipers were permitted to use prayer books on the Temple Mount.
Where they differIsraeli media report on the shift in policy and the reactions from political and religious figures.
Key playersItamar Ben Gvir (National Security Minister) · Arnon Segal (Journalist)
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Sunday, August 16
Jewish worshipers were reportedly allowed to use prayer books on the Temple Mount, marking a shift in the site's long-standing status quo.
Israeli media report on the shift in policy and the reactions from political and religious figures.
- Jewish prayer books allowed on Temple MountJewish prayer books reportedly allowed onto Temple Mount for first time
- Jewish prayer books allowed on Temple MountJewish men permitted to pray on Temple Mount with prayer books for first time, Ben-Gvir confirms
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