Riots Break Out On The Temple Mount After Jews Were Permitted Onto The Site





Daily Mail: Palestinian worshippers barricade themselves inside highly sensitive Temple Mount after clashing with police after Jews were allowed inside during Israeli holiday which coincides with end of Ramadan

* Muslim worshippers at Al-Aqsa mosque compound were angry over Jewish visits to the sacred site
* Police said protesters barricaded themselves in the mosque in the capital but they argue police were brutal
* The Muslim organisation which oversees the site said police used rubber bullets as they arrested seven

Palestinian worshippers clashed with Israeli police at a highly sensitive Jerusalem holy site on Sunday as an Israeli holiday coincided with the final days of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

Muslim worshippers at the Al-Aqsa mosque compound were angered over Jewish visits to the site holy to both religions, with some even taking to the dome of the mosque to shout Muslim slogans as the clash took place.

According to police, protesters barricaded themselves in the mosque, from where they threw chairs and stones at forces who 'dispersed' them but a Muslim organisations claimed that police chained the mosque doors.

Video footage appears to show a large crowd of people inside the building throwing objects towards the door as smoke bombs are launched into the room.

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More News On Today's Riots In Jerusalem

Arabs riot as Jews are allowed to enter Temple Mount on Jerusalem Day -- Jerusalem Post
Ultra-nationalist Jews' visit stokes Palestinian anger at Jerusalem holy site -- Reuters
Clashes at Jerusalem holy site as Israel marks 1967 war win -- FOX News/AP
Clashes erupt at Al-Aqsa compound after settler ‘tour’ -- Middle East Monitor
Clashes between Israeli police & Palestinian protesters as Jews allowed entry to Al-Aqsa Mosque -- RT
Tens of thousands of Israelis march to mark capture of east Jerusalem -- AFP

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