Group seeking to reclaim Israeli control
of site threatens monthly protests
from www.wnd.com

By Aaron Klein
© 2005 WorldNetDaily.com

Ha'ivri said: ''While the police didn't allow many protestors near the site, we were still able to spark dialogue around the world about the Jewish right to pray on the Temple Mount. The Palestinians responded. And we saw by the Israeli police response that when we speak, we are listened to. We're going to continue with more and more protests until finally Jews can return to the Mount.''

Ha'ivri said he met yesterday with top Jerusalem police officials, including the heads of intelligence and Old City security, who he says told him ''to stay away from the media."

"They saw the international attention we received last weekend and realized we are making a very big difference," he said. "I guess that scares some people here.''

Meanwhile, more than 100,000 Muslims held anti-Israel protests in Jakarta and several other large Indonesian cities yesterday calling for ''protection'' of the Al Aqsa Mosque from Jews.

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