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MEDIA IGNORING DESTRUCTION ON TEMPLE MOUNT

"SUPREME COURT FALLS SHORT"
from Tzemach News Service

The Supreme court Tuesday morning rejected an appeal by the Temple Mount Faithful organization regarding the illegal excavation works by the Moslem Waqf on the Temple Mount.

The judges ruled that although the Waqf is indeed transgressing the law, the court will not order the necessary law enforcement agencies to halt the works, since such a move "is liable to disturb the public peace and cause bloodshed," and that such "matters should be dealt with on the governmental level."

The justices added a caveat, however: Since the courts are refraining from issuing judgements on issues related to the Temple Mount, it is incumbent on the government to directly address the matter. In response to the petition by the Temple Mount Faithful, the Mufti of Jerusalem, Sheikh Ikrema Sabri, warned Israel against "tampering with the issue of al Masjidul Aksa (Aksa Mosque)," saying "this issue is an exclusive Muslim affair and Israel has no right to have any say in it."

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MEDIA IGNORING DESTRUCTION ON TEMPLE MOUNT: Israel's press is turning a blind eye to the archaeological damage on the Temple Mount. So says archaeology student Tzachi Tzveig, who organized last Thursday's demonstration of senior archaeologists in the Kidron Valley.
He told ARUTZ-7 about the recent rally sponsored by Zo Artzeinu, "which attracted 5,000 people who protested the Waqf's desecration of the Temple Mount [TNS, 01-01-00]. This was the first time in the history of the State that such a large demonstration on this issue took place! Everyone who was there saw the plethora of reporters and television cameras. Yet the next day's papers totally ignored it! Then came last Thursday's 30-person demonstration, including seven very senior archaeologists. Again, there were many reporters, including foreign and local news services, but neither of the two major morning papers mentioned that the protest even took place. I found out that a journalist from YEDIOT ACHARONOT had prepared a lengthy article on the event, but his editor decided not to publish it."
[Editor's note: It is not only the Israeli press; the media in general does not report the illegal destruction by the Waqf on the Temple Mount.]

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