Jerusalem holy site status quo under pressure as Israeli nationalists pray at al-Aqsa
A fresh challenge to the long-standing arrangement at Jerusalem's al-Aqsa mosque compound has drawn attention after a group of around 20 religious Jews were seen praying and singing at the site. Among them was Moshe Feiglin, a right-wing nationalist Israeli politician, who spoke as he came down from the compound after the visit. The report says the activity took place at one of the most sensitive religious locations in the region and directly contravened the rules that govern the site.Feiglin said the land of Israel had been promised to the children of God and described plans for a new Jewish... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 17 Jun 2026 11:04 LONDON
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