Jewish extremists call for demonstrations on the Temple Mount

This new event, scheduled day of prayer for Muslims, could still throw a little more fuel to the fire.

A new event to the call of a Jewish extremist organization on the Temple Mount in East Jerusalem, Friday, November 7, could still throw a little more fuel to the fire. By Thursday, nearly 150 people, mostly young religious, were directed to this place to claim the right to pray before being repelled by the police.

Police also announced that Muslim men under 35 could not enter the site for Friday prayers due to reports that "young Arabs intended to create disorder."
Thursday night, about 200 Palestinians have yet exchanged with Israeli policemen powerful firecrackers, stones, tear gas, stun grenades and rubber bullets in the refugee camp Chouafat. Clashes also broke out in the neighborhood Issaouiya.