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Thousands head to Aqsa mosque
Published Friday 20/07/2012 (updated) 21/07/2012 18:38
JERUSALEM (Ma’an) -- Thousands of Palestinians traveled from inside Israel and the occupied West Bank to the Al-Aqsa Mosque to perform the first Friday prayers during the holy month of Ramadan.

Crossings experienced a large volume of traffic, particularly at the Qalandiya checkpoint north of Jerusalem. Israeli forces deployed at crossings and checkpoints throughout Jerusalem and the West Bank.

The Al-Aqsa Foundation for Waqf and Heritage and other groups are implementing a campaign under the Ministry of Religious Affairs to protect the mosque during the Ramadan period.

The campaign includes providing two meals for people who are fasting in the daytime as well as hundreds of buses to carry people to the mosque and a religious education program.
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1 ) Amira / Canada
20/07/2012 23:41
What a gross injustice!! Imagine if the jewish people are not let into their synagogues. Why Saudi Arabia is not revolted by this??

2 ) Paul / South Africa
20/07/2012 23:53
I thought the brutal Israeli regime prevented Muslims from the prision camps of Gaza & West Bank from praying at Al Asqua. I better change my readerships.

3 ) jhon / isreal
21/07/2012 17:06
Paul I stay in isreal and its a fact that muslims are not allowed to pray in the mosque they are all the time harresed and ill treated I belive no1 can be stoped from going to pray in any place of worship it is disgusting to find the so called most moral ppl stop muslims and christians from praying in the places of worship
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