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Despite his combative rhetoric, the Turkish leader has managed to strike a delicate balancing act between east and west and between Russia and the US. And above all, he has made sure not to cross any red lines.
While the Palestinians kept their fingers crossed for their leader, President Mahmoud Abbas received a warm welcome in Jeddah for the 32nd Arab League Summit.
The national security minister visits the holy site for the second time as a member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. This is “a provocative step that is condemned, and a dangerous and unacceptable escalation," Jordan's Foreign Ministry says
To be a "doresh Yerushalayim", a seeker of Jerusalem, involves attending to the capital's welfare and dreaming of full redemption. In my mind, this means, among other things, initiating a diplomatic and religious dialogue toward restoration of the Temple Mount as a place of prayer for all faiths.
"They tell you that the most important thing is that the baby comes out healthy, and that makes you think that it's okay that they gave you pills or performed a procedure on you without asking first, but it's not, it's not okay," one of the women opens up.
