The resolution, which passed 129-11, denied that the Temple Mount holds significance for faiths aside from Islam. By World Israel News Staff The U.N. General Assembly adopted a resolution on Wednesday which called the Temple Mount by its Muslim name, Haram el-Sharif, and downplayed the historical connection of the Jewish people to the holiest site in Judaism. Called the “Jerusalem resolution,” the measure was passed by a 129 to 11 vote, with 31 abstentions. The resolution said that those endorsing it were “expressing grave concern over the continued closure of Palestinian institutions in the City as well as acts of...
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