Back to 'Storming'

From this Arab-language news site:

Settlers and Soldiers storming the Haram and desecrate courtyards

And here's their picture:

 
From the report:

dozens of extremist settlers stormed Monday morning, the Al-Aqsa Mosque from the gate amid heavy police guard...Jamal Omar said around 40 settlers stormed into the morning hours ago Al-Aqsa Mosque in the form of groups, and wandered in the courtyards, trying to perform some Talmudic prayers.
...The Israeli Deputy Minister of Transportation Tzipi Ahtoboli [sic] stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque amid tight security on Sunday afternoon...in a statement, the Al-Aqsa Foundation noted that Ahtoboli stormed the Haram, accompanied by a number of relatives and rabbis, a day before one of her wedding, pointing out that the raid came in coordination and with the consent of the chief of police of the year.

Jews belong on the Temple Mount.

That's the bottom line.

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A Little Lamb Bothers Them

Angry over the Temple Mount:-

Hamas warned the occupation leaders of the consequences of "the desecration" of Al-Aqsa Mosque and its compound, and called on the Palestinian people to confront the occupation crimes.

"We in Hamas warn the Zionist occupation and its extremist leaders of the consequences of storming Al-Aqsa Mosque and the desecration of its courtyards. We hold the occupation fully responsible for the serious repercussions of holding their ceremony in the Buraq Square [Western Wall Plaza], which is an integral part of Al-Aqsa Mosque," a statement issued by Hamas on Tuesday says....The statement called on the Arab leaders, meeting in Doha, to take effective and practical decisions that protect Al-Aqsa and other holy sites from the danger of Judaization.

It also called on the Palestinian people to intensify their presence in Al-Aqsa Mosque [the Wicked Witches of the Waqf] in order to protect it from the occupation crimes.

I guess little lambs bother them.



P.S.

Arab leaders set up $1 billion Arab fund for Jerusalem

Doha: The Arab League on Tuesday approved a Qatari proposal to set up a $1 billion fund for Arab East Jerusalem, which Palestinians want as the capital of an independent state under any peace deal with Israel...to finance projects and programmes that would maintain the Arab and Islamic character of the city and reinforce the steadfastness of its people," the draft resolution said.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas welcomed the fund to help protect the Arab character of the city and urged Arab states to contribute to it.

"The Israeli occupation is working in a systematic and hurried way to Judaise East Jerusalem, change its features and uproot its Palestinian inhabitants, attacking the al-Aqsa Mosque and its Muslim and Christian holy sites," Abbas said in a speech at the summit.

Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor said the initiative was "a badge of shame" for Qatar.

"Objecting to 'Judaisation of Jerusalem', so to speak, is absurd and is equatable to an objection to the Catholic nature of the Vatican or the Islamisation of Mecca, it is naturally unthinkable," Palmor said.

UPDATE

The Aqsa foundation for endowment and heritage said that deputy speaker of the Knesset Moshe Feiglin called on the Jews to defile the Aqsa Mosque on Wednesday to celebrate their Passover festival.

UPDATE

Abbas Welcomes Summit on Reconciliation, Jerusalem Fund
President Mahmoud Abbas Tuesday, in the opening session of the two-day Arab summit held in Doha,
welcomed the Qatar proposal...based on Doha and Cairo agreements, and fund to support Jerusalem chaired by Egypt... Abbas called for an Arab Islamic move towards the UN and the national organizations to stop Israel from continuing with its destructive plan against Jerusalem.  

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