2017 Temple Mount crisis
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The <entity_1> was a period of violent tensions related to the <entity_2>, which began on <entity_3>, after a <entity_0> in which Palestinian gunmen killed two Israeli police officers. The <entity_4> Islamic Waqf called Muslims to pray outside the <entity_2>, and not enter the mosque complex until the metal detectors were removed. Shortly after 07:00 in the morning on <entity_3>, three gunmen, armed with rifles and a handgun, left the <entity_2> and approached a police checkpoint in the Lions' Gate outside of it in East <entity_4> where they opened fire on officers of Israeli Border Police. The Islamic Waqf along with the Grand Mufti of <entity_4> announced on the morning of 27 July that Muslims can return to worship at the al-Aqsa compound after <entity_5> completely removed the newly installed security measures. 28 July, Amid high security in the Old City of <entity_4>, thousands of Muslim worshipers attended Friday prayers at the <entity_2>. On <entity_3>, an Arab Israeli civilian was stabbed in Petah Tikva, <entity_5>, by a Palestinian man from Qalqilya. Following the terrorist attack that killed two Israeli policemen, a Jordanian statement called <entity_5> to “refrain from taking actions that will violate the status quo in <entity_4> and the Al-Aqsa Mosque.”. King Salman, sent a message to <entity_4> via the White House, urging <entity_5> to reopen the <entity_2> to Muslim worshipers as soon as possible.
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