A crime against God and men

[Shusha]

Watch: Some Muslims Return to Al Aqsa on the Temple MountThe Jewish Press | Hana Levi Julian | 25 Tammuz 5777 – July 18, 2017 | JewishPress.com

Wait what?! So you mean to tell me that Jews get along just fine with Arab Muslims who want to come and pray at the holy place, and don't want to kill them? I'm SHOCKED!

 

[louie888]

Watch: Some Muslims Return to Al Aqsa on the Temple MountThe Jewish Press | Hana Levi Julian | 25 Tammuz 5777 – July 18, 2017 | JewishPress.com

Wait what?! So you mean to tell me that Jews get along just fine with Arab Muslims who want to come and pray at the holy place, and don't want to kill them? I'm SHOCKED!

You arer shocked at how stupid and not backed up with fact that post, like all of his are. No real shocker if you been reading, illiterate.

 

[Sixties Fan]

This video, done by an Arab filmmaker in late 2015, is very well done - and reveals interesting things.



At the beginning, the videographer runs through one of the gates to the Temple Mount - with camera equipment - without any guards giving him a second look.

Non-Muslims must wait in line, sometimes for hours, to go up. And Jews are checked for such contraband as prayer books. (When I went up I had to leave most of my video equipment behind.)

The videographer is running at top speed through the "holy site." That's what makes the video so dramatic. But it does appear that at least some of the people featured are acting.

Kids playing soccer on the platform of the Dome of the Rock (at 1:05) is considered perfectly acceptable.

Altogether, it appear to be more a park than a holy site.

3 minutes on the Temple Mount (Arab video) ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[rylah]

Actually King I of Jordan was assassinated by a member of the Husseini clan, while visiting at the Al-Aqsa mosque.

The Husseini clan, lead by the grand mufti of Jerusalem Haj Amin al-Husseni, was the main representative of the Palestinian Arabs during the British rule.
Today the grand mufti of Jerusalem, the figure that's in charge over the religious affairs at the al-Aqsa compound is from the same Husseni clan.

Muhammad Ahmad Hussein (Appointed by Mahmoud Abbas):

 

[montelatici]

Actually King I of Jordan was assassinated by a member of the Husseini clan, while visiting at the Al-Aqsa mosque.

The Husseini clan, lead by the grand mufti of Jerusalem Haj Amin al-Husseni, was the main representative of the Palestinian Arabs during the British rule.
Today the grand mufti of Jerusalem, the figure that's in charge over the religious affairs at the al-Aqsa compound is from the same Husseni clan.

Muhammad Ahmad Hussein (Appointed by Mahmoud Abbas):

Mustafa Shukri Ashshu, had been a sapper in the Palestinian forces. He was not part of the Husseini clan, you idiot. Husseini was the leader of the Palestinian forces so of course he would report to him through the chain of command.

 

[rylah]

Actually King I of Jordan was assassinated by a member of the Husseini clan, while visiting at the Al-Aqsa mosque.

The Husseini clan, lead by the grand mufti of Jerusalem Haj Amin al-Husseni, was the main representative of the Palestinian Arabs during the British rule.
Today the grand mufti of Jerusalem, the figure that's in charge over the religious affairs at the al-Aqsa compound is from the same Husseni clan.

Muhammad Ahmad Hussein (Appointed by Mahmoud Abbas):

Mustafa Shukri Ashshu, had been a sapper in the Palestinian forces. He was not part of the Husseini clan, you idiot. Husseini was the leader of the Palestinian forces so of course he would report to him through the chain of command.

King I of Jordan was assassinated by the Husseini clan during his visit at the al-Aqsa Mosque - by Mustafa Ashu in 1951.
One of the main conspirators was Musa Abdullah Husseini:

"Dr. Musa Abdullah el-Husseini ... in his late 30s in 1941 ... cousin of the Mufti of Jerusalem .. studied medicine in London .... also studied in Berlin - he moved to Germany at the outbreak of WW2[1] ... after WW2 he was detained in Belgium and exiled to the Seychelles ... after his release, he taught at Beirut university and soon after moved to Amman ... failed to be elected to Jordanian parliament in 1949 and opened a travel agency in East Jerusalem, working with an Israeli travel agency to organize pilgrims' tours of both sides of the city ... hung for conspiracy in murder of King Abdullah in 1951"

Musa Abdullah el-Husseini (biographical details)

 

[montelatici]

Mustafa Shukri Ashshu assasinated King Abdullah, not a Husseini. You are an idiot.

 

[rylah]

Mustafa Shukri Ashshu assasinated King Abdullah, not a Husseini. You are an idiot.

You're so naive it's really cute.
The Husseini clan was against any peace talks between Jordan and Israel. They were the rulers of Jerusalem, of the al-Aqsa mosque and all the religious affairs. The 1st Jordanian king was against the Husseini rule, and banned Haj Amin al-Heusseini from Jerusalem.

Don't You read what You write?

Mustafa Shukri Ashshu, had been a sapper in the Palestinian forces. He was not part of the Husseini clan, you idiot. Husseini was the leader of the Palestinian forces so of course he would report to him through the chain of command.

 

[Sixties Fan]

[Guilty by association ]

The assassin is reported to have been identified as Mustafa Shukri Ashshu, a 21-year-old tailor in the Old City. During the Arab-Jewish war he was a member of the "dynamite squad" attached to the Arab irregular forces which were associated with the ex-Mufti of Jerusalem and became bitter enemies of Abdullah. Information was received at the Jordan Legation in London last night that several men were concerned in the crime.

Assassination of King Abdullah

 

[montelatici]

Of course the Palestinians did not want either the Jews or the Hashemites/Bedouins to steal their land. Does that surprise you?

 

[montelatici]

[Guilty by association ]

The assassin is reported to have been identified as Mustafa Shukri Ashshu, a 21-year-old tailor in the Old City. During the Arab-Jewish war he was a member of the "dynamite squad" attached to the Arab irregular forces which were associated with the ex-Mufti of Jerusalem and became bitter enemies of Abdullah. Information was received at the Jordan Legation in London last night that several men were concerned in the crime.

Assassination of King Abdullah

So, being part of the Palestinian forces (the irregular non-national forces) makes him part of the Husseini clan? So anyone in the Irgun was part of the Begin clan?

 

[Sixties Fan]

Of course the Palestinians did not want either the Jews or the Hashemites/Bedouins to steal their land. Does that surprise you?

Yes, it would be surprising.
Why?
Because there was not a peep from them from 1948 to 1967 when Jordan and Egypt took Gaza and Judea, Samaria and the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem.

How is that for a surprise. (not really as they never went peep either during the Ottoman Empire's stay on the land )

 

[Sixties Fan]

[Guilty by association ]

The assassin is reported to have been identified as Mustafa Shukri Ashshu, a 21-year-old tailor in the Old City. During the Arab-Jewish war he was a member of the "dynamite squad" attached to the Arab irregular forces which were associated with the ex-Mufti of Jerusalem and became bitter enemies of Abdullah. Information was received at the Jordan Legation in London last night that several men were concerned in the crime.

Assassination of King Abdullah

So, being part of the Palestinian forces (the irregular non-national forces) makes him part of the Husseini clan? So anyone in the Irgun was part of the Begin clan?

You are a fool today. No question about it.

 

[montelatici]

Of course the Palestinians did not want either the Jews or the Hashemites/Bedouins to steal their land. Does that surprise you?

Yes, it would be surprising.
Why?
Because there was not a peep from them from 1948 to 1967 when Jordan and Egypt took Gaza and Judea, Samaria and the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem.

How is that for a surprise. (not really as they never went peep either during the Ottoman Empire's stay on the land )

Assassinating the King of Jordan in an attempt to avoid annexation by the Jordanians wasn't resistance enough? You are truly a dimwit.

"But it was the Palestinians themselves who, in a first act of resistance, rejected any attempt to settle them permanently in the host countries. Initially they even rejected the idea of building lasting structures in the camps. And though Egypt under Gamal Abdel Nasser signed an agreement with UNRWA (UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees) in July 1953 to settle tens of thousands of refugees in Sinai, Palestinians violently protested in Gaza against this. Going home remained the only dream."

A question of justice

There were several Palestinian uprisings against the Ottomans. They were all eventually put down

"When Shaykh Dahir al-ʿUmar al-Zaydani died in 1775, he had ruled large parts of Palestine for over half a century. Capitalizing on the forward economy introduced by the Dutch merchant “gone native,” Paul Maashoek (d. 1711), Dahir created a politics of trade and power that brought about the economic flourishing of Palestine and the prosperity of its population for most of the eighteenth century. From his urbanization of the Galilee’s main villages, Tiberias, Nazareth, Acre and Haifa, sprang the merchant class whose subsequent active trading with the West helped quicken the pace of Palestine’s integration into the Europe-dominated world economy.
The Politics of Trade and Power: Dahir al-Umar and the Making of Early Modern Palestine. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/public...Umar_and_the_Making_of_Early_Modern_Palestine [accessed Jul 18, 2017].

And, you ignore the 1936-1939 Palestinian revolt against the British. What a dimwit you are.

You certainly are a tool. A Hasbara tool, and also ignorant of real history. All you know is the Zionist myth.

 

[Sixties Fan]

Of course the Palestinians did not want either the Jews or the Hashemites/Bedouins to steal their land. Does that surprise you?

Yes, it would be surprising.
Why?
Because there was not a peep from them from 1948 to 1967 when Jordan and Egypt took Gaza and Judea, Samaria and the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem.

How is that for a surprise. (not really as they never went peep either during the Ottoman Empire's stay on the land )

Assassinating the King of Jordan in an attempt to avoid annexation by the Jordanians wasn't resistance enough? You are truly a dimwit.

"But it was the Palestinians themselves who, in a first act of resistance, rejected any attempt to settle them permanently in the host countries. Initially they even rejected the idea of building lasting structures in the camps. And though Egypt under Gamal Abdel Nasser signed an agreement with UNRWA (UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees) in July 1953 to settle tens of thousands of refugees in Sinai, Palestinians violently protested in Gaza against this. Going home remained the only dream."

A question of justice

There were several Palestinian uprisings against the Ottomans. They were all eventually put down

"When Shaykh Dahir al-ʿUmar al-Zaydani died in 1775, he had ruled large parts of Palestine for over half a century. Capitalizing on the forward economy introduced by the Dutch merchant “gone native,” Paul Maashoek (d. 1711), Dahir created a politics of trade and power that brought about the economic flourishing of Palestine and the prosperity of its population for most of the eighteenth century. From his urbanization of the Galilee’s main villages, Tiberias, Nazareth, Acre and Haifa, sprang the merchant class whose subsequent active trading with the West helped quicken the pace of Palestine’s integration into the Europe-dominated world economy.
The Politics of Trade and Power: Dahir al-Umar and the Making of Early Modern Palestine. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/public...Umar_and_the_Making_of_Early_Modern_Palestine [accessed Jul 18, 2017].

And, you ignore the 1936-1939 Palestinian revolt against the British. What a dimwit you are.

You certainly are a tool. A Hasbara tool, and also ignorant of real history. All you know is the Zionist myth.

1936-1939 Was an endless revolt against the Palestinian Jews, fool. To keep them from recreating their Nation State.
It ended with the British being forced to come up with the White Paper which cut down the number of Jews allowed to immigrate to Mandate Palestine as promised by the Mandate.

The same as the riots of 1920 (Jews expelled from Gaza), 1921 and 1929 (Jews expelled from Hebron , fool.

I'll leave your "links" to others.

 

[montelatici]

Of course the Palestinians did not want either the Jews or the Hashemites/Bedouins to steal their land. Does that surprise you?

Yes, it would be surprising.
Why?
Because there was not a peep from them from 1948 to 1967 when Jordan and Egypt took Gaza and Judea, Samaria and the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem.

How is that for a surprise. (not really as they never went peep either during the Ottoman Empire's stay on the land )

Assassinating the King of Jordan in an attempt to avoid annexation by the Jordanians wasn't resistance enough? You are truly a dimwit.

"But it was the Palestinians themselves who, in a first act of resistance, rejected any attempt to settle them permanently in the host countries. Initially they even rejected the idea of building lasting structures in the camps. And though Egypt under Gamal Abdel Nasser signed an agreement with UNRWA (UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees) in July 1953 to settle tens of thousands of refugees in Sinai, Palestinians violently protested in Gaza against this. Going home remained the only dream."

A question of justice

There were several Palestinian uprisings against the Ottomans. They were all eventually put down

"When Shaykh Dahir al-ʿUmar al-Zaydani died in 1775, he had ruled large parts of Palestine for over half a century. Capitalizing on the forward economy introduced by the Dutch merchant “gone native,” Paul Maashoek (d. 1711), Dahir created a politics of trade and power that brought about the economic flourishing of Palestine and the prosperity of its population for most of the eighteenth century. From his urbanization of the Galilee’s main villages, Tiberias, Nazareth, Acre and Haifa, sprang the merchant class whose subsequent active trading with the West helped quicken the pace of Palestine’s integration into the Europe-dominated world economy.
The Politics of Trade and Power: Dahir al-Umar and the Making of Early Modern Palestine. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/public...Umar_and_the_Making_of_Early_Modern_Palestine [accessed Jul 18, 2017].

And, you ignore the 1936-1939 Palestinian revolt against the British. What a dimwit you are.

You certainly are a tool. A Hasbara tool, and also ignorant of real history. All you know is the Zionist myth.

1936-1939 Was an endless revolt against the Palestinian Jews, fool. To keep them from recreating their Nation State.
It ended with the British being forced to come up with the White Paper which cut down the number of Jews allowed to immigrate to Mandate Palestine as promised by the Mandate.

The same as the riots of 1920 (Jews expelled from Gaza), 1921 and 1929 (Jews expelled from Hebron , fool.

I'll leave your "links" to others.

The revolt was against the British who provided the military support for the European colonists. The Palestinians were trying to prevent the Britian from coloniozing their land. You sure are brainwashed. How in the heck can justify the colonization of Palestine. Of course the native people did not want European Jews to create a nation state for jews on their land. You are truly a moron.

 

[Sixties Fan]

The Hamas Islamic Resistance movement issued a press release by Ismail Haniyeh regarding developments in Al-Aqsa Mosque, in which they inadvertently admit that until this week's Temple Mount closure, Israel has allowed practice of their faith "in complete freedom ... for half a century", reported The Tower.

(vide release online)

Hamas admits Israel gives full religious freedom to Muslims

 

[fanger]

The New York Times
Published: October 10, 1990

UNITED NATIONS, Oct. 9— The United States, apparently trying to maintain the support of Arab countries opposed to Iraq, asked the United Nations Security Council tonight to approve a resolution condemning Israel for excessive use of force in killing at least 19 Palestinians on Monday.
MIDEAST TENSIONS; U.S. Presses the U.N. to Condemn Israel

AL-AQSA MASSACRE
On October 8, 1990 an extremist Jewish group called the Temple Mount Faithful attempted to place a cornerstone for the Third Temple at Haram Al-Sharif/Temple Mount, sparking riots in which between 19-23 Palestinians were killed with live ammunition and 150 more wounded,
Al-Aqsa Massacre

 

[Sixties Fan]

Muslims began returning to the Temple Mount Wednesday, even as the Waqf continued to order worshipers away from the holy site in protest against the installation of metal detectors at the entrances to the Temple Mount following the deadly terrorist attack at the holy site last Friday in which two Druze police officers were murdered.

(video online)

Watch: Muslims begin returning to Temple Mount

 

[fanger]

Muslims began returning to the Temple Mount Wednesday, even as the Waqf continued to order worshipers away from the holy site in protest against the installation of metal detectors at the entrances to the Temple Mount following the deadly terrorist attack at the holy site last Friday in which two Druze police officers were murdered.

(video online)

Watch: Muslims begin returning to Temple Mount

Two women and a man in an electric wheelchair (which did not pass thru the metal detecter) Oh and one of the women appears to carry a mobile phone in her hand which did not set off the detecter

from the above link

With the Waqf temporarily absent, Jewish visitors to the Temple Mount took the opportunity to exercise their freedom of religion, but were escorted off the Mount by police and detained.

After the two separate incidents of Jewish prayer on the Mount, Jerusalem Police Commander Yoram Levy ordered the Temple Mount closed to Jewish visitors.

“Following an additional violation of the visitation rules for the Temple Mount by a group of Jewish visitors who ascended the Mount, Jerusalem District Commander Yoram Levy ordered the group removed from the area and Temple Mount closed to Jewish visitors,” a police spokesperson said.