13 suspects who tried to reach the Temple Mount with goats in order to sacrifice them for Passover were detained by police.

Israeli police arrested a young man who came to the Temple Mount and shouted: "Don't close the Mount to Jews!" Tom Nisani, head of Beyadenu was outraged: "Only on the Temple Mount do Jews not have freedom of speech! We are treated as guests."

The Temple Mount will be closed to Jews for the longest period in recent years. Head of Jewish rights organization: "right-wing surrender to terrorism."

The Prime Minister and the government thus rejected National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's efforts to restrict or bar Muslim entry to the Temple Mount altogether.

The decision came in the wake of opposition from the State Camp party and with the support of Defense Minister Gallant.

After discussing whether to allow Israeli Arabs to pray on the Temple Mount over Ramadan and under what conditions, and after Ben Gvir strongly opposed it - police sources claim: the decision will lead to a flare-up in Jerusalem.

It's about time: the State Prosecutor's Office announced that an indictment will be filed against the former Mufti of Jerusalem.

Veteran political correspondent, Amnon Abramovich, wrote an opinion column asking if Ben Gvir might succeed where the Hamas leader has failed. Surfers were furious: "Are you out of your mind?"

The State Camp leader said that recommendations for limiting Muslim prayer on the Temple Mount had not yet been officially approved.

The Prime MInister decided after consultation to accede to National Security Minister's demand that the number of Muslims allowed on the Temple Mount be limited.

The organization 'Beyadenu' for the Temple Mount notes with satisfaction that the number of immigrants to the Temple Mount has increased significantly, however the number of those arrested and detained also increased during the right-wing government

About 49,000 people went up to the Temple Mount compared to 51,644 last year, even though it was a leap year, Tom Nisani, CEO of Beyadenu: "Despite the police restrictions, the people of Israel continue to go up en masse to its beating heart!"

The ascent to the Temple Mount was carried out in large groups of 100 people each time. One of the groups sang songs about Jerusalem and was immediately expelled from the mount towards the Lion's Gate