Netanyahu rejecting Ben-Gvir's Ramadan demand signals a return to sanity - opinion

Netanyahu’s wise choice to allow Israeli Arabs entry to Temple Mount during Ramadan, rejecting Ben-Gvir’s stance, signals a return to much-needed sanity amid volatile times.

Benjamin Netanyahu, Itamar Ben Gabir in the Knesset

Benjamin Netanyahu, Itamar Ben Gabir in the Knesset

(photo credit: Mark Israel Salem)

By EHUD YATOM

MARCH 12, 2024 19:55

Updated: MARCH 12, 2024 19:57

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