Temple Mount: Pro-Hamas Graffiti Found on Ancient Stones

During the afternoon visit today (Wednesday), guides from "B’yadenu" found incitement graffiti on ancient stones in the eastern part of the Temple Mount, where Jews regularly stop for prayers. The inscriptions read: "Abu Obeida, resistance Hamas." Abu Obeida is a spokesperson for Hamas.

Tom Nisani emphasized, "Everything begins and ends at the Temple Mount. From the mount, the message will spread throughout the Middle East – you do not mess with the Jews! The municipality must immediately remove these inciting inscriptions, and the police have a duty to protect the ancient artefacts on the Temple Mount from such incidents, as well as to locate and apprehend the Hamas militants who infiltrated the site and sprayed these messages."

Arnon Segal, a journalist and guide from "B’yadenu," who documented the inscriptions, remarked: "Today, more than ever, it is clear that the Waqf is Hamas. Israel allows Hamas to control the Temple Mount while supposedly being at war with them. This madness must stop. A flag of Israel should fly atop the mount, and only then will complete victory be achieved."