Former MK Yehuda Glick Banned From Temple Mount for Six Months
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
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- Yehuda Glick banned from Temple Mount for six months.
- The ban follows a prayer for Neria Leiter, son of the Israeli ambassador to the US.
- Leiter was injured in a recent terror attack.
- The ban was issued by police citing security concerns.
Former Knesset member Yehuda Glick has been banned from the Temple Mount for six months by the police, the Temple Mount Administration announced Sunday evening. The ban follows Glick's prayer on the site for the well-being and recovery of Neria Leiter, the son of Israeli Ambassador to the US Yechiel Leiter. Neria Leiter was injured two weeks prior in a terror attack at the Maccabim checkpoint on Route 443.
The ban order was signed by Jerusalem District Commander Absalom Peled. According to the letter, Glick's removal from the Temple Mount is "under my authority pursuant to Section 4a of the Police Ordinance, and as I believe it is necessary to prevent serious harm to life or property." It was also decided that Glick "shall not enter, stay, or be found in the area of the Temple Mount and its approaches, except to the extent permitted by a decision on his behalf." The decision is effective from September 24 until March 24, 2027, inclusive.
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