Jewish priests prepare for a Passover Sacrifice 'practice' ceremony at Davidson Center in Jerusalem Old City, on March 26, 2018. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)
Remember when I told you that a group of Jews sacrificed and
celebrated the Passover (as practice) just outside the Temple Mount last Monday? Well tomorrow a group of Palestinians
will demonstrate the Jewish ceremony. Sheikh
Ekrima
Sabri, who was at one time Grand Mufti of Jerualem, did not recognize the celebration
and viewed it as a provocation toward Palestinians, and he expressed
frustrations that the ceremony took place so close to “Land Day,” which takes
place this Friday. This day has been a commemoration
since 1976 when Israeli forces killed six Israeli Arabs who were protesting
what they claim was Israeli appropriation of Arab own land in order to build
Jewish communities. This Friday is also
the 14th of Nisan on which Israel has celebrated the Passover since
biblical times. Sabri has not been
without controversies. For example, he
claimed that Israel has no
claim to the Temple Mount and is to have said, “this is a decree from
God. The Haram
al-Sharif belongs to the Muslim. But
we know the Jew is planning on destroying the Haram.” Although Sabri was appointed by Yasser Arafat
as mufti in 1994, he was removed by Mahmoud Abbas in 2006.
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Thursday, March 29, 2018
March 29, 2018 -- Tomorrow 14th of Nisan -- Palestinians to Demonstrate
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