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Jewish Prayer Is CHANGING the Temple Mount — Muslims Are Taking Notice
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August 23, 2026
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Something dramatic is changing on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
For decades, Jewish visitors to Judaism’s holiest site faced severe restrictions on openly praying, bowing, singing or bringing Jewish religious texts onto the Mount.
But those restrictions are increasingly being challenged.
Jewish worshippers are now being seen praying openly, bowing and even fully prostrating themselves on the Temple Mount. Thousands of Jewish visitors ascended the site on Tisha B’Av, with mass prayers taking place under police protection.
And now another major barrier has fallen.
Israeli police have begun an initial experiment allowing Jewish worshippers to bring full prayer books — siddurim — onto the Temple Mount, something that until recently was prohibited.
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