The Israeli minister begins anger at prayer at the sensitive Holy Jerusalem location

The Minister of National Security in Israel visited the ITAMAR BEN-GVIR Complex in the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem and prayed there, and it has a decades-old arrangement covering one of the most sensitive sites in the Middle East.

Pictures and videos of his visit show Bin Ghafir, the leading Jewish prayers in the complex, which the Jews know as the Mountain of the Temple, in occupied East Jerusalem.

Praying on the site breaks a long arrangement that allows the Jews to visit the site but does not pray.

The Israeli Prime Minister’s office issued a statement saying that there was no change in Israel’s policy of maintaining the current situation agreement that only allows Islamic worship there.

Jordan, the site’s goalkeeper, calls the latest visit to Ben-GVIR “unacceptable provocation.”

Hamas described it as “deepening the ongoing attacks against our Palestinian people,” while a spokesman for the Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said that the visit “crossed all red lines.”

The site is the holiest place for the Jews because it was the site of the biblical temples. This is the third holiest place for Muslims, who believed that the place where the Prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven.

She was arrested by Israel from Jordan in the 1967 Middle East war. Under the current situation, Jordan was allowed to continue its historical role as a guardian of the site, while Israel took over security and arrival.

The Palestinians accuse Israel of taking steps to undermine arrangements and complaints that in recent years, Jewish visitors have often seen praying without stopping by the Israeli police.

The endowment, the Islamic endowment that runs the site, said that Bin Ghaffir was among the 1250 Jews who climbed the complex on Sunday morning.

Bin Ghaffir, who is very non -national, supervises the police, the Minister of National Security, the police, He visited the site beforeBut the times of Israel stated that this is the first time that he publicly prays on the site.

He was surrounded by police officers while entering the complex and wandering in it.

In a statement on the site, Bin Ghaffir said that “horror” about the hostages issued by Hamas recently, in which it appears meager, was aiming to pressure Israel, and called for the return of the hostages.

The minister also repeated his call to Israel to occupy the entire Gaza Strip and encourage what he described as a “voluntary migration” for the Palestinians from the region.

Experts say this will reach the forced displacement of civilians and a possible war crime.

He has It was approved by the United Kingdom For “frequent incitement to violence against Palestinian societies” in the occupied West Bank.