Jerusalem Day Celebrations Marred by Violence at Temple Mount
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Ynet – Jerusalem Day was marred by nationalistic violence Wednesday, with two separate attacks taking place in the capital. Meanwhile, the Temple Mount complex has been closed to visitors after riots broke out.
Masked Palestinian youths attacked police officers with stones and then barricaded themselves inside the Al-Aqsa Mosque. One officers sustained light injuries.
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