Israel minister prays at Al-Aqsa
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•Israeli security minister enters Al-Aqsa mosque compound 'in prayer' for Gaza hostages
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Israel 's official position accepts decades-old rules restricting non-Muslim prayer at the Al-Aqsa mosque compound.
Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir says he ascended to the compound for "prayer" for hostages in Gaza .
Under rules dating back decades , Jews can visit but may not pray there.
In August he repeated a call for Jews to be allowed to pray at the mosque .
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