Abbas ascended the Temple Mount in coordination with the Knesset and the police, and jointly attacked him

This is an unusual move on the part of Abbas, since most Arab Knesset members do not coordinate their visits to the Temple Mount in advance so as not to indirectly recognize Israeli sovereignty there.

Abbas denied the coordination, but a Knesset spokesman and police confirmed to Walla!

Because a request was indeed made on his part.

Common: "Dangerous precedent"

Yaki Adamkar

03/07/2022

Sunday, 03 July 2022, 21:10 Updated: 21:31

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In the video: Documentation of a Palestinian suspected of collaborating with Israel was violently attacked on the Temple Mount (documentation on social networks according to section 27A of the Copyright Law)

Maj. Gen. Mansour Abbas visited the Temple Mount today (Sunday) by prior arrangement with the Knesset officer and the Jerusalem Police

. He denied that he coordinated his arrival, but a spokesman for the Knesset and the Jerusalem police confirmed to Walla! It is a dangerous precedent and a recognition of Israeli sovereignty. "

Abbas, last month (Photo: Official website, Shaker Moasi)

Abbas' name in the context of the Temple Mount came up against the background of the riots that took place at the site last April.

The chairman of Ra'am then said that "the continued damage to the al-Aqsa Mosque is a red line for us and for the stability of the coalition."

He said, "There is no political consideration in the matter of the Al-Aqsa Mosque."

This, following the announcement by the Prime Minister in which it is stated that the party "rejects any invasion of the Al-Aqsa Mosque and does everything to prevent the violation of its sanctity.

We will do our part towards the Al-Aqsa Mosque and defend it from all aggression.

There is no room for political considerations when his sanctity is violated. "

His party member, MK Mazen Ghanaim, also turned to then-Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and threatened that if the security forces' activity in al-Aqsa was not stopped, he would resign from the coalition.

He said, "A government that behaves in this way within the walls of the holy al-Aqsa Mosque has no right to exist."

Ghanaim said these things against the background of the riots that broke out earlier today on the Temple Mount in which rioters waved Hamas flags and threw stones at the Western Wall,

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