The flow of people on the Temple Mount has shifted in a way that would have been unthinkable only a few years ago.
Jewish presence is rising steadily, openly, and visibly, while Arab attendance is declining. According to Tzfat Chief Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu, the number of Arabs ascending the Temple Mount has dropped by roughly half, even as Jewish ascent has surged to record levels.
Rabbi Eliyahu addressed the issue publicly, grounding his comments in both observed reality and a striking conversation relayed to him from the Temple Mount itself. According to the rabbi, a friend of his spoke with a senior Arab official on the Mount and asked directly why fewer Arabs were coming. The answer was blunt and revealing. “The reason is that you started bowing on the ground to the Holy One, Blessed Be He.
When we see you bowing, we are afraid of you, because you humble yourselves before God. If you humble yourselves before G-d, who can stand against you. So, we don’t come anymore.”It should be noted that the Torah commands Jews to prostrate themselves on the Temple Mount, and it is strictly forbidden for a Jew to prostrate himself in prayer in any other location.Rabbi Eliyahu emphasized that this fear was not of Jewish force or police presence, but of Jewish submission to Heaven.
The act of Jews bowing fully on the Mount, something forbidden for decades and still heavily restricted, is being interpreted by Arabs on the Mount as a sign of spiritual confidence and divine alignment. In Rabbi Eliyahu’s telling, that sight alone has altered the atmosphere.
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