The alleged temple groups said that they had completed preparations for the "New Year´s Day" and "Yom Kippur", in coordination with the Israeli Police and Internal Security Command, to perform Talmudic prayers inside the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque during the current month of holidays.
She said that she has been working hand in hand with the Israeli police to impose the biblical rituals in Al-Aqsa for years, and the time has come to organize and implement this according to the law, without paying attention to what she called “intimidating the Islamic endowment in Al-Aqsa Mosque,” ​​according to her claim.
The “Temple Mount in Our Hands” organization published on its official page a clip of its director, Tommy Nisani, shaking hands with the commander of the settler protection unit in the Israeli police, Uri Dai, as he sang the “Slikhot” prayer at a police station - and the Border Guard Command at the Tanzezi school adjacent to Bab al-Silsila, the southwestern door of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque .
The alleged temple groups praised the policeman, Uri Dey, and called on him to repeat the prayers inside Al-Aqsa during the biblical holidays 9-7-2021_New Year_ and 16-9-2021_Yom Yom Kippur.
She said that this policeman serves in the Old City Police Brigade and provides comfort to the settlers during their incursions into Al-Aqsa Mosque, and he is a close collaborator with the Temple groups.
These ultra-Orthodox groups stated that the “Slekhot” prayer practiced by the extremist policeman Dai, is the prayer of repentance performed by Jews at the beginning of the Hebrew year, which falls next Tuesday 7-9 until Yom Kippur, which falls on Thursday 16-9.
