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Jordan’s King Abdullah Says Temple Mount for Muslim Worship Only
by News Editor
King Abdullah II of Jordan. Photo: Chatham House.
Jordanian King Abdullah II told a group of Israeli Arab MKs visiting his country on Sunday that al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem is a place for Muslim prayer with no division nor partnership.
The king said that he was keeping up with events on the Temple Mount closely and that the issue would be raised in meetings with world leaders at the UN next week.
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