Prohibition of non-Muslims from entering the Haram Sharif area until the end of Ramadan. Request for the removal of the UN rapporteur
According to its annual procedure, the Israeli government announced that non-Muslims are prohibited from entering the Haram Sharif/Temple Mount during the last 10 days of Ramadan. At the same time, requests for the dismissal of the UN special rapporteur on human rights in the occupied territories have increased. The decision to prohibit non-Muslims from entering Haram Sharif on Tuesday evening, April, was made with the suggestion of all Israeli security agencies. Previously, it was suggested that the right-wing government of Benjamin Netanyahu would not implement this process; In particular, Itamar Ben Gower, the extreme right-wing Minister of Internal Security, Israel, said that banning Jews from entering the Haram Sharif area not only does not provide security, but also increases the possibility of escalation of tensions. Also, following the tweet of Francesca Albans, UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in the Occupied Territories, in which she implicitly said that Israel has no right to defend itself in the Palestinian territories and against terrorist attacks, requests were made for the removal of UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres. He increased. Albans tweeted after a British Israeli mother and her two daughters were killed in a terrorist attack in the West Bank.
