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Temple Mount Rules Just Changed — This Is HISTORIC
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August 20, 2026
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Something historic is happening on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
Israeli police have reportedly begun allowing Jewish worshippers to bring full prayer books onto the Temple Mount and pray from them — another major shift in the longstanding restrictions surrounding Jewish worship at Judaism’s holiest site.
For decades, Jews have been permitted to visit the Temple Mount during limited hours but have faced restrictions on openly praying there.
That has gradually begun to change.
Earlier this year, Israeli police started permitting approved printed prayer sheets. Now, worshippers have reportedly been allowed to bring their own siddurim — Jewish prayer books — onto the Mount.
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