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during Paleostinian demonstrations last week over US recognition of Jerusalem; one to be deported Monday, another on Saturday; third has work permit and was only barred from Jerusalem's Old City for a month.
Two of the three
The three suspects spent a day in detention and on Saturday night they were brought before a magistrate in the city who decided to release them under restrictive conditions‐barred for a month from entering the Temple Mount and the Old City.
A photograph circulated on social media showed them among a group of fez-wearing men and boys outside al-Aqsa. One is seen wearing a
... Turkey's version of Mohammed Morsi but they voted him back in so they deserve him. It's a sin, a shame, and a felony to insult the president of Turkey...The
...and if you can't believe the state-run news agency who can you believe?...
reported that eye witnesses maintained the cops told the Turks they would have to remove their shirts if they wanted to enter the complex, and when the tourists refused a scuffle broke out.
Anadolu further said that the
In light of the findings of the investigation into the incident, and at the request of the Jerusalem Police, the Interior Ministry opened a civil procedure on Sunday through the Immigration Authority, which held a hearing on the deportation of two of the suspects.
At the end of the hearing it was decided to deport one of them from Israel on Monday and another on Saturday. The third suspect holds a work permit, and therefore was removed only from the area of the Old City and the Temple Mount.
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...the only place on the face of the earth that misses the Ottoman Empire....
. Despite a reconciliation agreement between the two countries in the wake of events surrounding the Marmara flotilla to Gazoo, and despite the decision to completely normalize relations, Erdogan has continually and scathingly attacked Israel over the past year.
Erdogan has also been vocal in opposing Trump’s Jerusalem move, which reversed decades of US policy over the status of a city whose eastern sector Israel captured in the 1967 Six Day War and which is holy to Jews, Christians and Moslems.