Muslim worshippers, Israeli police clash at Jerusalem's Temple Mount

Another stone & slingshot contest has happened.

There has been recent clashes between Muslims and Israeli police at the Temple Mount.

Apparently, right-wing leaders called on Jews to visit the Temple Mount and cleanse the area of Muslims !!

Good God, who's rights are trampled on this time ?


Latest update 13:32 24.02.12 -- Haaretz, Israel

Hundreds of Muslim worshippers clashed with police on Friday at Jerusalem's Temple Mount.

Following Friday prayers, hundreds of worshippers began hurling rocks at the Mughrabi Bridge at the entrance to the Temple Mount, which prompted Israeli police forces to enter the plaza and attempt t to scatter the protest.

Israeli police said that dozens of protesters gathered inside the Al-Aqsa mosque after hurling rocks at security forces, who, in a rare move, came to the entrance of the mosque and used stun grenades to scatter the protesters.

Protesters hurl rocks at Mughrabi Bridge; in rare move, Israeli security forces enter Temple Mount plaza to scatter the riot; 11 policemen, 15 Palestinians wounded.


Who started this pea-shooting contest this time ?

Who has "Rights" this time ??

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Like the Muslim's haven't been trampling on the jews rights to worship and say prayers on the temple mount? Like the rights Wakf has been ignoring while it destroys jewish artifacts that prove their temples did exist there? Like the jews rights to rebuild the temple of Solomon they now know existed north of the Dome of the Rock, where they could rebuild their temple without harming the Dome? Those rights?

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Who started this pea-shooting contest this time ?

Who has "Rights" this time ??






I would say it is fairly obvious who started the riot, Friday prayers and the recent Koran burning .

It is getting very old listening to all these acts of violence from the so professed religion of peace, the hypocrisy in Islam is only surpassed by the Gaul of them selling themselves as a religion of peace.