Coalition crisis: PM Bennett insists no foreign entity will determine policy in Jerusalem

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At the start of the weekly cabinet meeting on Sunday, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett rejected the notion that he would allow the King of Jordan to dictate Israeli policy on the Temple Mount.

Bennett added that he would not bow to the demands of Jordan or Ra'am party head MK Mansour Abbas, to alter the rules for Jewish visits to the Mount, nor would he permit Waqf officials enhance their presence on the Mount plaza.

"I want to make it clear that there is not, and there will not be, any political calculations made with regard to our war on terrorism," Bennett said. "And it goes without saying that all our decisions with regard to the Temple Mount and Jerusalem will be taken by the Israeli government, which is sovereign over the city, without any consideration for outside interests. We absolutely reject any foreign intervention in the decisions made by the Israeli government."

The Prime Minister stressed that, "The State of Israel will continue to maintain respectful relations between the members of all religions in Jerusalem, as we have done in the past. Our capital is a united Jerusalem, which is the capital of just one country - Israel."

In a comment addressed to his coalition partners, Bennett added, "Anyone who has any sense of national responsibility will do whatever he can to ensure that this good government endures, and I expect and know that all parties and all heads of parties will do what they can and indeed are already doing so." READ MORE