After Friday prayers at the compound, dozens of worshipers opened the procession and called out nationalist calls • The police officers who are on the scene with increasing forces dispersed the rioters

• Alert on the Temple Mount // Photo: APP

Police forces entered the area of ​​the Temple Mount this morning (Friday), scattering dozens of worshipers who rioted and cracked down on nationalist calls and restored the routine to the scene. Police forces entered the compound under the direction of the district chief, Doron Yadid, as the morning prayers ended on the Temple Mount following several dozen who opened the procession.

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Most of the attention will be directed today to the Temple Mount in light of the Palestinians' intentions to arrive in droves for Friday prayers instead. The defense establishment estimates that a flare on the Temple Mount may project the entire situation in Judea and Samaria. The IDF remains with reinforced forces in areas prone to calamity in addition to the forces operating in the routine.

Despite the PA declarations this week, which came after the launch of President Trump's century-long plan in Washington this week, security coordination between the IDF and the GSS and Palestinian security forces has been maintained, and reassurances are largely in the line between coordinating government actions in the Occupied Territories and up to talks with PA head Abu Mazen himself.

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As part of the attempted escalation in the area, during Wednesday's week, Temple Mount police officers who were in operation identified two armed suspects with a knife. During their interrogation, the suspicion that they both arrived at the Temple Mount was reinforced in order to hit and stab one of the police officers stationed there, but as stated, their intent was thwarted by the high vigilance and prompt response of police officers operating in the area.

The two suspects in the attempted terror attack, residents of East Jerusalem aged 17 and 18, were brought under investigation and investigated for felonies of attempted murder after planning, racially motivated offenses and possession of a knife. The Jerusalem District Police said: "This is the second time in recent months that the alertness of police officers stationed on the Temple Mount has prevented and prevented innocent and police officers."