Supporters of terrorist organizations Hamas and Gov Aryot hung signs at the end of Friday prayer at the mosque on the Temple Mount, on the first Friday of Ramadan. The Minister of National Security held a situation assessment and emphasized the importance of allowing freedom of worship, while ensuring zero tolerance for incitement, sedition, riots, and terrorist attacks. While approximately 2,400 Border Guard soldiers are working throughout the country to maintain public order and enable religious worship, there is a need for more police officers in Jerusalem for the freedom of movement of Jews. Several Palestinian photos from social networks depict the supporters of Hamas waving signs of sympathy for the terrorist organization.
(Palestinian photo, from social networks)
(Palestinian photo, from social networks)
At the end of the Friday prayer in the mosque on the Temple Mount, today (Friday), the first Friday of the month of Ramadan, masked people hung signs supporting the terrorist organizations ‘Hamas’ and ‘Gov Aryot.’
Earlier today, the Minister of National Security held a situation assessment at the PAK with the Commissioner of Police and other senior officials, and said: “We are happy that people come to the Temple Mount to pray, we will certainly allow freedom of worship and it is important that people come to Jerusalem to pray. On the other hand, it should be clear, freedom Worship of course, but the police will not allow, no incitement, no sedition, no riots and events that need to be responded to decisively and unequivocally.”
“We have wonderful police officers, I trust the commissioner, he is experienced and a veteran, I trust the district commander and the Jerusalem police officers, the entire formation that is here and most importantly, I trust the fighters and policemen who will enforce the law here.”
Ben Gvir added, “It should be remembered that Jews should also have freedom of movement, everywhere in Jerusalem. There are many police officers missing, this is a limited amount of money, which is why I am so insistent on the nine billion I agreed with the Prime Minister, because this money can bring a lot of policemen , National Guard, this money can bring a lot of forces to Jerusalem.”
“But on the other hand, there are no excuses, even if the SDAK is a missing SDAK, I expect and believe that the police will do what is assigned to them, on the one hand to allow freedom of worship, on the other hand, zero tolerance. Determination and striving for contact if, God forbid, someone seeks to harm , to violate the order and it is easy to carry out terrorist attacks.”
The police informed earlier today that approximately 2,400 men and women of the Border Guard in the regions, in the various brigades and reservists are now working throughout the country to serve the public and enable religious worship. The soldiers of the Border Guard work for public security, to maintain public order and are ready and prepared for incidents of disorder in all sectors, with the main focus being on Jerusalem, surrounding Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria.
Hamas supporters wave a sign of sympathy for the terrorist organization, and read: “We are your people, O Hamas” (Palestinian photo, from social networks)
(Palestinian photo, from social networks)
(Palestinian photo, from social networks)