Jews may have easier access to Temple Mount

[D4Christ]

Temple Institute

No Temple Mount Discrimination Against Religious Jews

On Friday, the Court ordered the police to stop discriminating against religious Jews at the entrance to the Temple Mount. The ruling judges were Rubenstein, Meltzer, and Salim Jubran.

Yehuda Glick, a long-time Temple Mount activist, had filed a suit against the "special treatment" given to religious Jews who wish to visit the holy site. While other visitors are merely checked for weapons, religious Jews must show their identity cards, have the number entered into the police computer for tracking, and are not permitted to walk around the Mount without a police and Waqf escort. In addition, they are often not allowed to enter the site at all until other religious Jews who arrived earlier complete their visit.

Based on affidavits attesting to the above by various rabbis and other religious visitors, the judges ruled that the discrimination must stop. All evidence of discrimination must be shown to the authorities, and if the practice continues, the court will once again address the issue.
Glick’s counsel, Attorney Aviad Visouly, said, “This is the best Temple Mount ruling that has ever been handed down by the Supreme Court. For the first time, the Court has given practical meaning to Jewish civil rights on the Temple Mount.â€Â

Visouly said the ruling certainly stems from the ongoing increase of Jewish visitors to the Temple Mount, Judaism’s holiest site in the world. In the past year, police statistics show that 7,000 religious Jews visited, up 30% from the year before. “Credit goes to the Temple Institute, the Movement for the Establishment of the Temple, El Har HaMor, Manhigut Yehudit, the Sanhedrin, and the political activities of MKs Urei Ariel, Aryeh Eldad, and Michael Ben-Ari, all of the National Union," Glick said.

Entry to the Temple Mount is a matter of controversy among Orthodox rabbis. Most frown upon it, but others permit it after precautions such as immersion in a ritual bath and study of the exact route, and more, are taken.

 

[D4Christ]

I just wanted to add why I feel this is so significant;

Focus is once again on the rights of religious Jews, something I feel is necessay for the next stages of prophecy. Although I disagree with those who feel like a 3rd temple needs to be erected before the DOL begins, Jews would have to at least be allowed on the mountain. And though I personally believe that sacrificing is the next prophecy in line to be fulfilled and that it is not necessary for this sacrificing to occur on the Mount....it would be an interesting sight to see religious Jews going up to that mountain to perform their sacrifices.

Interestingly, last year April, religious Jews with the Temple Mount Institute attempted to ascend the Mount and hold a public Passover demonstration (they even purchased a herd of sheep). But guess who complained...an animal rights group called, "Let the animals Live." Now that Jews have been given more access to the mount, one can only think that they will attempt to do this sacrficing again...to the chagrin of muslim and animal right protestors. But what if someone steps in and tells them to cease and desist.....

Scriptures don't tell us how long they sacrfice...Daniel only states these sacrfices are stopped. The AC has 2 things to do at this time....stop the sacrficies and declare himself supreme ruler.

Religious Jews are determied that this is their time...its not a matter if they try again but when...

Staying tuned,
Deirdre