The Israeli Minister defiles anger by praying in a sensitive world of Jerusalem

Israeli’s National Security Minister Itar Ben-Gvir visited the al-Axa mosque in Jerusalem and prays there, violating an agreement, covering one of the most sensitive sites in the Middle East.

Photos and videos of his visit show leading Jewish prayers of Ben-Gvir in the Union, which is known by the Jews like the temple mountain, in the occupied East Jerusalem.

Praying the site violates the long -standing agreement, which allows the Jews to visit the site but not to pray.

The Israeli Prime Minister’s service released a statement stating that there was no change in Israel’s policy to maintain the status quo agreement, which allows only Muslim worship there.

Jordan, a guardian of the site, called the last visit to Ben-Gvir an “unacceptable provocation”.

Hamas called it “deepening the ongoing aggression against our Palestinian people,” while spokesman for the President of the Palestinian body, Mahmoud Abbas, said the visit “crossed all red lines”.

The site is the most light place for the Jews because it was the place of two biblical temples. This is the third largest place for Muslims, who believe that it was where the prophet Mohammed went to heaven.

He was captured by Israel by Jordan during the Middle East war in 1967. During the status quo of Jordan, he was allowed to continue his historical role as a guardian of the site until Israel took control of security and access.

The Palestinians accuse Israel of taking steps to undermine the reservations and to complain that in recent years, Jewish visitors have often been seen praying without being stopped by Israeli police.

WAQF, the Islamic gift that manages the site, said Ben-Gvir is among the 1250 Jews who ascended the Union on Sunday morning.

Ben-Gvir, an ultra-nationalist who, as Minister of National Security, controls police, has visit the site beforeBut the Times of Israel has announced that this is the first time he is openly praying in the place.

He was surrounded by police as he entered and toured the Union.

In a statement from the Ben-Gvir site, he said that “horror” hostage video recently published by Hamas, in which they look enchanted, are aimed at putting pressure on Israel and calling for the return of the hostages.

The minister also repeated his call for Israel to occupy the whole strip of Gaza and to encourage what he described as a “voluntary emigration” of Palestinians from the territory.

Experts say this would be the forced displacement of civilians and possible war crime.

He has have been sanctioned by the United Kingdom for “multiple incitement of violence against Palestinian communities” of the occupied West coast.