The Israeli parliament held “Seekers of Zion conference,” where the officials discussed the a project aiming at altering al-Aqsa’s status quo, and allowing Jews to pray at an Islamic holy site in Jerusalem, a contentious proposal that is opposed by Middle Eastern leaders.
Under an agreement with Jordan, which has had custodian rights over Al-Aqsa since Israel seized East Jerusalem from Jordan in the 1967 Middle East War, worshipers of the Jewish faith wishing to pray at the Temple Mount complex can do so in the Western Wall plaza, but not in the Al-Aqsa mosque itself.
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