Closure of Al-Aqsa mosque for first time by IOF terrorists

It wasn't a ad hom attack, it is quick and convenient description of who they are.

I could have written, "the deep state,"


I could have written the M.I.C.

I could have written those in the blob


. . . or the establishment, it is all the same.
Well, it's hard to keep up with which side is bitching the most about the Epstein files. Still. "Was it a liberal calling the conservatives Epstein class or vice versa?" was the problem, hehe.
 
Israeli police prevented Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, and Reverend Francesco Ielpo from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre to celebrate Palm Sunday.

In a press statement, the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) condemned the Israeli occupation authorities' prevention of Palestinian Christians from holding Palm Sunday Mass at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in occupied Jerusalem. Hamas considered this a dangerous precedent, the first of its kind in centuries, and a manifestation of the policy of Judaizing the holy city and targeting its Islamic and Christian identity. The movement called on churches worldwide to condemn what it described as the occupation's attacks on freedom of worship, and demanded that the international community intervene urgently and impose serious measures to stop the ongoing violations against the Palestinian people and their holy sites in Jerusalem.

The Church condemned the decision as an unprecedented violation of religious freedom, noting that it was “the first time in centuries” a Latin Patriarch had been denied access on Palm Sunday. Church officials called the move an “extreme departure” from principles of worship and reasonableness, insisting they had adhered to all wartime restrictions.

The incident sparked widespread international criticism. U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee called it an “unfortunate overreach,” while Italian leaders labeled it an offence against religious freedom and summoned Israel's ambassador for clarification. French President Emmanuel Macron also expressed concern over increasing violations of the Holy Places’ status, and Pope Leo XIV voiced sympathy for Middle Eastern Christians unable to observe their rituals amid conflict. Netanyahu maintained that the measure was temporary and purely protective, with plans underway to allow limited access for worship in the coming days.

 
Israeli police prevented Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, and Reverend Francesco Ielpo from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre to celebrate Palm Sunday.

In a press statement, the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) condemned the Israeli occupation authorities' prevention of Palestinian Christians from holding Palm Sunday Mass at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in occupied Jerusalem. Hamas considered this a dangerous precedent, the first of its kind in centuries, and a manifestation of the policy of Judaizing the holy city and targeting its Islamic and Christian identity. The movement called on churches worldwide to condemn what it described as the occupation's attacks on freedom of worship, and demanded that the international community intervene urgently and impose serious measures to stop the ongoing violations against the Palestinian people and their holy sites in Jerusalem.

The Church condemned the decision as an unprecedented violation of religious freedom, noting that it was “the first time in centuries” a Latin Patriarch had been denied access on Palm Sunday. Church officials called the move an “extreme departure” from principles of worship and reasonableness, insisting they had adhered to all wartime restrictions.

The incident sparked widespread international criticism. U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee called it an “unfortunate overreach,” while Italian leaders labeled it an offence against religious freedom and summoned Israel's ambassador for clarification. French President Emmanuel Macron also expressed concern over increasing violations of the Holy Places’ status, and Pope Leo XIV voiced sympathy for Middle Eastern Christians unable to observe their rituals amid conflict. Netanyahu maintained that the measure was temporary and purely protective, with plans underway to allow limited access for worship in the coming days.

The same Church of the Holy Sepulchre that had missile fragments land on top of it? That Church of the Holy Sepulchre? The Holy Sites in the Old City are ALL closed. To protect people from missiles and terror attacks. Especially on Holy Days where thousands of people gather. Has it not occurred to you that Iran (and Hamas) is trying to stir the pot? Do you not think that stirring the pot might include exploding Al Aqsa during Ramadan? Or the Church during Easter? Or the Kotel during Pesach?
 
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