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Excuse me. I believe that Shusha is referring to the multiple statements by Abbas and other Palestinian/Muslim/Arab leaders about the Jewish "filthy feet' up on the mount; such statements used to incite much hate and discontent by Muslims towards Jews, and the fact that no one but a Muslum can pray on the mount.Why don't Arab Palestinians stage a day of peace where as many Jews as want to visit the Temple Mount can?
Palestinians are not the problem, Jewish Law is.
"After Israel captured the site 1967, the Chief Rabbinate of Israel announced that entering the Temple Mount was forbidden to Jews, in accordance with a halakhic prohibition against temei ha'met (Impurity by contacting the dead, cemeteries etc.). The ancient ban on Jews, other than a high priest, entering the zone of the Holy of Holies was confirmed, with the consideration also that, since the exact location of the Second Temple was unknown, any Jew walking through the site would be at grave risk of inadvertently treading on the ground of the Holy of Holies in error." Temple Mount entry restrictions - Wikipedia
Will they ask Palestinian permission or gain their agreement first, or will they just turn up en-masse accompanied by riot police and IDF thugs?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_Mount_entry_restrictions#cite_note-Amirav-7
Erm....it would be polite and good manners to ask the owners/adminitrators first. If I had a "holy shrine" in my back garden and suddenly a whole bunch of cultists turned up to pray there without asking first, I'd get upset, and so would most people in the same predicament. Your "freedom to worship" does not override my "freedom" to enjoy the use of my property.