Why exactly is Jerusalem sacred to “Palestinians”?

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Jerusalem Day is celebrated annually by Jewish Israelis, signifying the ancient historical ties between Jerusalem and the Jewish people, and Jerusalem’s sanctity in Judaism, appearing 800+ times in the Jewish Bible. Jews pray facing Jerusalem. Jerusalem is the Capital of the state of Israel and Jerusalem has been the Jewish Capital dating back to antiquity. Even the Koran has written about Solomon’s Temple and synagogues in Jerusalem.

So, why is Jerusalem sacred to “Palestinians”?
 
Jerusalem Day is celebrated annually by Jewish Israelis, signifying the ancient historical ties between Jerusalem and the Jewish people, and Jerusalem’s sanctity in Judaism, appearing 800+ times in the Jewish Bible. Jews pray facing Jerusalem. Jerusalem is the Capital of the state of Israel and Jerusalem has been the Jewish Capital dating back to antiquity. Even the Koran has written about Solomon’s Temple and synagogues in Jerusalem.

So, why is Jerusalem sacred to “Palestinians”?
Who cares?

Both Muslims and Jews are anti-Christs.
 
Jerusalem’s holiness in Islam is reflected by the number of times mentioned in the Koran: Zero. Not even once.
That doesn't mean the city is not significant to Muslims.
 
Um, ”Christ” was a Jew, you dumbass. Romans crucified Jesus, so Italians are ”anti-Christ”.
The real Jews followed Christ and became Christians. The Romans at the time were anti-Christs too. Yet in time Jesus conquered them and all of Italy became Christian.

Is being a Jew an ethnic thing, or a relgion?
 
Islam is an aggressive cult with a central mission of expanding until nothing else remains but Islam.

They see the Temple Mount as a trophy. They claim it is "holy" to them, but it is merely a symbol of conquest.
 
Its not sacred to them... Palestinians are religious bigots who refuse to live next to Jews purely because they are of a different religion....
 
The real Jews followed Christ and became Christians. The Romans at the time were anti-Christs too. Yet in time Jesus conquered them and all of Italy became Christian.

Is being a Jew an ethnic thing, or a relgion?

Where does the Jewish Bible say the messiah is supposed to be crucified?
 
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