Wednesday, September 07, 2016

  • Wednesday, September 07, 2016
  • Elder of Ziyon

Professor Radwan Amr, who is the director of manuscripts department at the Al Aqsa mosque, says that a group of "settler" held a formal wedding ceremony on the Temple Mount, guarded by police and special forces.

This story was reported as fact by the official Wafa News Agency of the Palestinian Authority.

Needless to say, the screaming "worshipers" at the site didn't manage to take any photos or video of this event.

Jewish visitors who were peacefully visiting the site were reported to be creating an "extremely tense atmosphere" with their "provocative incursions."

Since Wafa reported it, other Palestinian media followed suit.

Which means that Mondoweiss and Electronic Intifada may not be far behind.

It's funny, because they won't report the very obvious lies and accusations in Palestinian media, because it would make them look bad when they are debunked, but they happily report any accusations that they feel are true.




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