Why far-right Israeli minister's visit to a holy site risks inflaming tensions

3 hours ago 1
ARTICLE AD BOX
Far-right Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has risked inflaming religious tensions by reportedly praying at the Al Aqsa mosque site in Jerusalem.
Read Entire Article
  1. Homepage
  2. International
  3. Why far-right Israeli minister's visit to a holy site risks inflaming tensions

Related

Dylan Dreyer Has Family Birthday Bash with Ex Brian Fichera — and Hoda Kotb and Her Daughters Were on the Guest List

Dylan Dreyer Has Family Birthday Bash with Ex Brian Fichera ...

3 minutes ago 0
Simone Biles stops traveling to make it clear to Jonathan Owens that her love remains intact in Chicago

Simone Biles stops traveling to make it clear to Jonathan Ow...

8 minutes ago 0
Calvin Harris Welcomes First Baby with His 'Superhero' Wife Vick Hope

Calvin Harris Welcomes First Baby with His 'Superhero' Wife ...

12 minutes ago 0
RIGHT SIDEBAR TOP AD

Trending

1. oracle stock
2. horoscopes today
3. dice
4. schd
5. colts depth chart
6. highest 2 lowest
7. jaguar ad
8. korean ice detained
9. kiernan dewsbury-hall
10. bullish ipo

Popular

Powerful new supercomputer to be built in Scotland in government U-turn

Powerful new supercomputer to be built in Scotland in govern...

1 month ago 174
4Chan being investigated by UK officials under new online safety rules

4Chan being investigated by UK officials under new online sa...

1 month ago 170
Afghan man accused of planning an Election Day attack in the U.S. pleads guilty

Afghan man accused of planning an Election Day attack in the...

1 month ago 169
Trump responds after Musk admitted 'regrets' over explosive row

Trump responds after Musk admitted 'regrets' over explosive ...

1 month ago 168
Are your smart devices spying on you? Watchdog issues new privacy guidance

Are your smart devices spying on you? Watchdog issues new pr...

1 month ago 161
RIGHT SIDEBAR BOTTOM AD
English (US) English (US) ·
About Us · Contact Us · Terms & Conditions ·

© inbefore 2025. All rights are reserved