Israel Temporarily Bans Jews from Contested Jerusalem Holy Site Amid Tensions

The Israeli government banned Jewish visits to the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound, known as the Temple Mount to Jews, during the last 10 days of Ramadan.
The ban comes after clashes at the site and rocket attacks in response to an Israeli police raid.
The status of the holy site is a frequent flash point in the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Far-right Israelis denounced the ban, while Palestinians remain wary of Israel's control and aim to change the status quo.
The compound is managed by Jordan but secured by Israeli police, leading to disputes over access and control.