As reported here, Palestinian Media Watch caught this from, Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, an official PA newspaper,
"Since Monday morning, groups of extremist Jews have been roaming the courtyards of Al-Aqsa mosque one after the other, under heavy police protection, on the occasion of the [week of the] so-called 'destruction of the Temple'...This Sunday, the occupation's police handed the shop owners in the Market of the Cotton Merchants ... which leads to the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, an order forcing them to close their shops on Monday afternoon in order to facilitate the arrival of the settlers to the Market, for the sake of holding special Talmudic rituals on the occasion of the destruction of the alleged Temple."
The WND report continues and notes that this is routine and that the PA consistently denies the existence of the Temples as well as the Jewish historic connection to Israel.
In a previous interview, Chief Palestinian Justice Sheik Taysir Tamimi declared the Jewish temples never existed and Jews have no historic connection to Jerusalem. He also claimed the Western Wall really was a tying post for Muhammad's horse, the Al Aqsa Mosque was built by angels, and Abraham, Moses and Jesus were prophets for Islam.
He was quoted as saying:
"Israel started since 1967 making archeological digs to show Jewish signs to prove the relationship between Judaism and the city, and they found nothing. There is no Jewish connection to Israel before the Jews invaded in the 1880s...About these so-called two temples, they never existed, certainly not at the [Temple Mount]...We don't believe in all your versions. Your Torah was falsified. The text as given to the Muslim prophet Moses never mentions Jerusalem. Maybe Jerusalem was mentioned in the rest of the Torah, which was falsified by the Jews..."The Western Wall is the western wall of the Al Aqsa Mosque. It's where Prophet Muhammad tied his animal, which took him from Mecca to Jerusalem to receive the revelations of Allah...Al Aqsa was built by the angels 40 years after the building of Al-Haram in Mecca. This we have no doubt is true,"
Can you believe that?
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