The Israeli government has dropped the metal detectors in the Temple Mount as long as it finds alternative alternatives, allowing it to secure and prevent new terrorist acts.
The coordinator of the Israeli government is in the Palestinian territories, General Yawaw (Poly) Mordecai.
The request was made after the bloody terrorist attack in the town of Halalam, in which three persons were killed. The 19-year-old Palestinian envoy said he had been abducted in the Temple Courts for the past two decades.
"We can not tolerate alternatives to metal detectors, as long as this is not a solution or a problem, to prevent new flood attacks," Mordecai said.
"I gotov on a different solution, if it is safe. We do not want to get a status quo, but I want to say something clear and clear - we would not want to get out of the new terror in the fleshly place. "
Yogh Mordechai underwent a rush of criticism in the Palestinian autonomy. In the words of the Palestinian activists, the Palestinian Authority did not succumb to the terror attacks in Hamlet, "and the one who speaks about it as an accomplice in the terror."
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was lucky enough to be in touch with the latest information in the Holy See, in Jerusalem, and also on the terrorist attacks. Today, ten people will face security issues.
Minister of Culture and Sports in Israel Miri Reaver in Ynet 's studio voiced hope that Israel will not destroy the metal detectors in the Temple Mount.
"I am very happy with the fact that we can not get out of here, and we can not help it. Metallometer is a test of sovereignty over Israel. Do not worry, you can not pray to the Temple of God, Temple Gorge - a casino. "
The smuggle of metal detectors was set up after a terrorist attack on a ghost Friday, July 14, at the Temple of the Israeli Arabs from the Umm al-Fahmah, where the two terrorist attacks led to the deaths of two policemen. This decision was triggered by mass protests against the Muslim minority