NARRATIVE – The Israeli Minister of National Security has announced, on his own initiative, the end of the status quo of 1967. An incendiary statement.
Correspondent in Jerusalem
It is the epicenter of a conflict whose tremors are felt worldwide. In Jerusalem, the esplanade of the Mosques is more than ever under pressure from the Israeli authorities. Starting with Itamar Ben Gvirthe Minister of National Security of Benjamin Netanyahuwho has made numerous inflammatory statements about him. While Israel has been plunged, for almost a year, into a war that has electrified the Middle East, this leader of a small Jewish supremacist party allied with Netanyahu continues to add fuel to the fire.
He has just taken a step forward by announcing, on his own initiative, during a recent interview on Israeli military radio, the end of the status quo under which, since 1967, only Muslims have been allowed to come and pray on the esplanade of the Mosques. “I’ll tell you in the simplest way possible, he said. There will be no discrimination, there will be no racism on the Temple Mount. 
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