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Palestinians return to holy site after Israel security reversal - Published Palestinians have returned to a key holy site in Jerusalem for the first time in two weeks after Israel removed controversial security apparatus. Worshippers flocked to the compound after Muslim leaders lifted a two-week boycott following Israel's reversal. The measures were introduced by Israel after the killing of two Israeli policemen nearby. But the violence that has gripped the city continued, with more than 130 injured in clashes with police. Palestinians were seen chanting and dancing in the alleyways outside the compound, before entering for afternoon prayers on Thursday. But violence broke out shortly afterwards, according to news agency AFP, with police trying to control the crowds by firing stun grenades and tear gas. According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, 136 Palestinians were hurt, both inside the Old City complex known to Muslims as Haram al-Sharif and to Jews as the Temple Mount, and in the immediate area. A total of 21 people were taken to hospital, the Red Crescent said, while one officer was wounded, according to reports. Israeli police say officers responded after stones were thrown at them at the site's gates. Palestinians had fiercely objected to the new security set-up, seeing it as an Israeli attempt to exert control over the Old City complex known to Muslims as Haram al-Sharif and to Jews as the Temple Mount. The last pieces were removed on Thursday after days of violence in which seven people were killed. Last week Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said he was freezing all contacts with Israel, including security co-operation, until Israel cancelled the new measures. There have been intensive diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis, involving the US and Jordan, which is custodian of the holy site and has a large Palestinian population. The Israeli government has not yet commented on its decision to completely dismantle the infrastructure. Observers say it is a climbdown by Prime Minister Netanyahu, which will put him at odds with more right-wing members of his cabinet. Education Minister Naftali Bennett, a political rival to Mr Netanyahu and whose party is part of the ruling coalition, criticised the decision. "Israel comes out weakened from this crisis," he told Israel's Army Radio. "Instead of sending a message about Israel's sovereignty on the Temple Mount, it sent a message that Israel's sovereignty can be questioned." Analysis: Leaders on both sides under pressure Tom Bateman, BBC News, Jerusalem Aside from inflaming decades-old issues, this dispute has also been notable for the fierce criticism that leaders on either side have faced from some in their own constituencies. As I watched Palestinian protests last Friday, people chanted not only against what they see as illegal occupation, but also against Mahmoud Abbas who they perceived as failing to represent them. It may go some way to explain his tough stance earlier this week when his Fatah faction called for Palestinians to "intensify the popular struggle" despite Israel's removal of the metal detectors. Meanwhile, the Israeli prime minister has seen the right-wing of his coalition government excoriate the removal of the security measures as "weakening" Israel. A poll this week suggested 77% of Israelis felt the government had "capitulated" in the face of Palestinian pressure, while a usually vehemently pro-Netanyahu newspaper branded the PM "helpless" and "feeble". This week's crisis may hold some important lessons about how leaders will have to ride the waves of popular pressure when it comes to any new effort to solve the wider conflict. The issue of control in East Jerusalem, occupied by Israel in the 1967 Middle East war, is one of the most contentious areas of dispute with the Palestinians. Israel claims sovereignty over the whole of Jerusalem, though this is not recognised by the international community. Palestinians claim East Jerusalem as the capital of a sought-after state. In a separate development, Mr Netanyahu accused the Qatar-funded, pan-Arab Al Jazeera TV channel of fuelling the crisis. "The Al Jazeera network continues to stir violence around the Temple Mount," he posted in Hebrew on his Facebook page, vowing to "enact the required legislation to expel Al Jazeera from Israel". Palestinians jubilant Palestinians sang, danced and let off fireworks as railings and security camera gantries were removed from the Lions' Gate entrance near the Temple Mount/Haram al-Sharif in the early hours of Thursday morning. "For 12 days no-one has slept, no-one has done anything except the al-Aqsa mosque," bystander Firas Abasi told AFP news agency. He said he felt like crying over what he called a "victory". Mass prayer gatherings had been held in the street outside the Old City walls and near-daily clashes between Israeli security forces and demonstrators have taken place since the metal detectors were introduced in the wake of the killings of the policemen near the site on 14 July. Four Palestinians were killed and three Israeli civilians stabbed to death by a Palestinian who said he was avenging Israel actions at the site. Israel said the security measures were necessary because the weapons used to kill the police had been smuggled on to the compound. Earlier this week, it vowed to bolster its police presence around the site and introduce less obtrusive security measures over the next six months, including unspecified "advanced technologies".
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प्यालेष्टिनी प्रार्थनामा फर्किए जेरुसलेमस्थित एउटा संवेदनशील धार्मिकस्थलमा दुईहप्तासम्म चलेको विरोध प्रदर्शन र तनाव अन्त्य भएपछि पहिलो पल्ट प्यालेष्टिनीहरुको भिड त्यहाँ प्रवेश गरेको छ। मुसलमानहरुले हरम अल-शरिफ र यहुदीहरुले टेम्पल माउण्ट भन्ने उक्त धार्मिकस्थलमा सुरक्षा जोखिम बढेको भन्दै इजरेलले लगाएको थप छेकबार र धातु पहिचान गर्ने यन्त्र- मेटल डिटेक्टरहरु हटाइएपछि मुसलमान श्रद्धालुहरुले त्यहां प्रवेश गरेका हुन्। आह्वान इजरेली नयाँ सुरक्षा व्यवस्थापछि मुसलमान धार्मिक नेताहरुले त्यस क्षेत्रमा प्रवेश नगर्न श्रद्धालुहरुलाई आह्वान गरेका थिए। इजरेलले ती सुरक्षा प्रावधान हटाएसंगै त्यस्तो बहिष्कारको आह्वान फिर्ता लिइएको थियो। सातजनाको ज्यान जाने गरी भएको हिंसात्मक विरोध प्रदर्शनका माझ इजरेलले उक्त संवेदनशील धार्मिकस्थलमा जडान गरिएका अन्तिम सुरक्षा उपकरणहरु बिहीबार हटाएको थियो। आफूहरुले हरम अल-शरिफ भन्ने गरेको धार्मिकस्थलमा नयाँ छेकबार र मेटल डिटेक्टरहरु जडान गर्ने इजरेली कदमको प्यालेष्टिनीहरुले उग्र रुपमा विरोध गरेका थिए। यहुदीहरुले टेम्पल माउण्ट पनि भन्ने गरेका उक्त धार्मिक क्षेत्र र ओल्ड सिटि भनिने प्राचीन शहरमा थप नियन्त्रण कायम गर्ने इजरेलको प्रयासका रुपमा प्यालेष्टिनीहरुले त्यसलाई लिएका थिए। मतभेद गत हप्ता प्यालष्टिनी प्रशासनका अध्यक्ष महमुद अब्बासले, इजरेलले नयाँ सुरक्षा व्यवस्था खारेज नगरेसम्म सो देशसंगको सुरक्षा सहयोग लगायत सबैखाले सम्बन्ध स्थगित गर्ने घोषणा गरेका थिए। यो संकट समाधान गर्न बाक्लो कुटनीतिक प्रयासहरु पनि भएका थिए, जुन प्रयासमा जोर्डन र संयुक्त राज्य अमेरिका पनि सहभागी थिए। नयाँ सुरक्षा व्यवस्था हटाउने निर्णयका बारे इजरेली सरकारले कुनै टिप्पणी गरेको छैन। तर पर्यवेक्षकहरु भन्छन् यो प्रधानमन्त्री बेन्जमिन नेतन्याहुले चालेको नरम कदम हो, जुन कारणले उनको मन्त्रिमण्डलका बढी दक्षिणपन्थी सदस्यहरुसंग उनको मतभेद चर्कन सक्नेछ। सन् १९६७ मा भएको युद्धपछि इजरेलले कब्जामा लिएको पूर्वी जेरुसलेममाथिको नियन्त्रणको मुद्दा प्यालेष्टिनीहरुसंग जारी विवादको सबैभन्दा मतभेदकारी मध्यमा पर्दछ।