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Palestinian woman walks in an alley in the Old City of Jeruslem, on Oct 08, 2009. Entry to the Temple Mount today, for the fifth day in a row, will be permitted to Muslim men 50 or over and Muslim women of any age. Jews and tourists will not be allowed to enter. The same rules will apparently apply tomorrow, with thousands of Muslims seeking to pray on the Temple Mount and masses of Jews coming to the Western Wall, immediately below the Mount, for the last day of Sukkot.
Photo by Kobi Gideon / FLASH90
Palestinian woman walks in an alley in the Old City of Jeruslem, on Oct 08, 2009. Entry to the Temple Mount today, for the fifth day in a row, will be permitted to Muslim men 50 or over and Muslim women of any age. Jews and tourists will not be allowed to enter. The same rules will apparently apply tomorrow, with thousands of Muslims seeking to pray on the Temple Mount and masses of Jews coming to the Western Wall, immediately below the Mount, for the last day of Sukkot.
Photo by Kobi Gideon / FLASH90
Palestinian women walk past Israeli border policemen, as they stand guard at the entrance of the Lion's Gate in the Old City of Jeruslem near the Temple Mount compound, on Oct 08, 2009. Entry to the Temple Mount today, for the fifth day in a row, will be permitted to Muslim men 50 or over and Muslim women of any age. Jews and tourists will not be allowed to enter. The same rules will apparently apply tomorrow, with thousands of Muslims seeking to pray on the Temple Mount and masses of Jews coming to the Western Wall, immediately below the Mount, for the last day of Sukkot.
Photo by Kobi Gideon / FLASH90
Palestinian woman walks in an alley in the Old City of Jeruslem, on Oct 08, 2009. Entry to the Temple Mount today, for the fifth day in a row, will be permitted to Muslim men 50 or over and Muslim women of any age. Jews and tourists will not be allowed to enter. The same rules will apparently apply tomorrow, with thousands of Muslims seeking to pray on the Temple Mount and masses of Jews coming to the Western Wall, immediately below the Mount, for the last day of Sukkot.
Photo by Kobi Gideon / FLASH90
