Netanyahu Refuses to Divulge Secret Agreement with Jordan over Temple Mount
Segev speculates that behind the threats between Jerusalem and Amman is a direct cooperation regarding the Temple Mount.
Muslim Waqf: We’ll Reopen Al-Aksa Mosque if Jews Allowed on Temple Mount
The Waqf acknowledged that some of the worshipers may be carriers of the coronavirus and that thousands will be infected if the area is opened.
High Court Orders Netanyahu to Reveal if he Made a Secret Deal with Jordan over Temple Mount
Segal and Etzion claim that Prime Minister Netanyahu engaged in secret negotiations with Amman and agreed to close the holy site to both Jews and Arabs during the coronavirus crisis.
Emergency Request Submitted to Allow Jews to Return to the Temple Mount
The signatories commit to observing all Health Ministry regulations including social distancing.
Islamic Waqf Takes Advantage of Temple Mount Closure to Conduct Digs
The Arab Desk of the Zionist watchdog Im Tirtzu, which first reported the unauthorized digs, accused the Waqf of taking advantage of the closure to perform the illegal digs that are aimed at “destroying Jewish artifacts and history.”
Head of Joint Arab List Vows to Turn Jerusalem into Caliphate
Odeh’s bureau responded saying: “When did you ever ask a Jewish MK what he meant by ‘struggle’?”
Israel Closes off Temple Mount for Everyone: Muslims and Jews
After it was reported that hundreds of Muslims flooded the Temple Mount on Friday, the Israeli police were left with no choice but to seal the holy site’s gates.
Rabbi Glick to Live-Stream Historic Temple Mount Prayer Against Coronavirus
Rabbi Glick emphasized that the current crisis is far more than just a health issue.
As Coronavirus Causes Muslims to Abandon Temple Mount, Jews Reign Supreme
“We did the Kohanic blessing and, of course, included special prayers for anyone suffering from the coronavirus. We studied Torah. We have never been so free to pray like this before.”
Is The Secret To Ending Coronavirus Hidden On The Temple Mount?
“That’s why there’s a magifa (plague) that killed 70,000 people.” noted Myers – because centuries had passed and no one had yet begun constructing the Temple in Jerusalem.