Apartheid in Israel: Tommy Robinson Visits Temple Mount, Refused Entry to Al-Aqsa Mosque

Gateway Pundit guest contributor Avi Abelow took Tommy Robinson and crew to see the Temple Mount in Jerusalem and nearly sparked a diplomatic incident when the local Muslim authorities (Waqf) refused to let them in to the Al-Aqsa Mosque. American YouTuber Ridvan Aydemir (Apostate Prophet) tried to persuade the authorities to let them in by quoting the Koran, but the  Waqf keepers made it clear there is one rule for Muslims and one for Non-Muslims – the only real Apartheid in Israel.

Britains’s leading Islam critic Tommy Robinson has been visting Israel since Oct. 15 on the invitation of Israeli Diaspora Minister Amichai Chikli (The Gateway Pundit reported).

On Friday, Tommy visited the Temple Mount with Australian Rebel News correspondent Avi Yemeni, ex-Muslim YouTuber Ridvan Aydemir, UK comic Leo Kearse and New York native Avi Abelow. Before ascending to the Temple Mount, the group got a briefing from legendary guide and former Knesset member Yehuda Glick, who was shot four times by a Muslim terrorist 2014 and has made a passion out of taking Christian and Jewish prayer groups to see the Holiest of Holies.

Since Yehuda Glick was not permitted to visit the Temple Mount after leading a Jewish prayer group up in full religious garb on Jewish New Year Sept. 29, Gateway Pundit guest contributor Avi Abelow took over the tour and brought Tommy Robinson and crew up to the Temple Mount, where Jesus preached and the Temples of Salomon and Herod were located. The Al-Aqsa Mosque was built as a conquest mosque on the site of the Jewish Temple in the 7th or 8th Century, along with the Dome of the Rock, believed to be the site where Abraham attempted to sacrifice his son. Avi explained that many people confuse the two, believing the Dome of the Rock to be al-Aqsa, which is actually a smalle mosque with a black dome.

When the group attempted to enter the Al-Aqsa Mosque, they were informed by the Waqf caretakers that entry was only permitted for Muslims. Tommy attempted to quote the Koran at the guard before receiving reinforcement from Ridvan Aydemir, who is an Ex-Muslim fluent in Koranic verse. When the guards wanted to know Ridvan’s name, he started to worry they may figure out he is an apostate. (The punishment for apostasy in Islam is death.)

The crew then continued on to the Dome of the Rock, where the Waqf guardians attempted to stop them from filming because the area was “only for Muslims”.

“This site is holy to Christians and Jews, too,” Avi Yemeni objected.

“Literals Wars have been started by people coming up here,” Avi Yemeni said. “The fact is, they’re losing their power. But they’re still trying to assert it.”

“It’s just Tommy Robinson”, Apostate Prophet joked. “Wherever he goes, he causes problems.”

“Wait till I tell them you’re an apostate”, Tommy joked.

Watch the whole entertaining visit above.

Hebron Jewish spokeman Yishai Fleisher on his interview with Tommy Robinson being clipped out of context: