MK Miki Zohar (Likud) commented rumors that the Prime Minister will disband the coalition over the clashes In the Temple Mount. "The Islamic movement controls Israel. It is sad and especially worrying that this is our government," Zohar wrote In Twitter.

IDF spokesman Avihai Adrei has attributed the latest wave of riots and violence to "Palestinian extremists.""The Temple Mount is currently quiet and the rioters have been dispersed," he said. "Afternoon prayers can be held peacefully. As in every other year during Ramadan, there are Palestinian extremists who want to escalate the situation at the Al Aqsa mosque. We must not fall into the trap of their lies and incitement."

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Nachum, who was injured when the bus he was traveling in In his way to the Western Wall was pelted with rocks, told Channel 13 News about the terrifying moments."Thank G-d my bus was the first Ine of the day," he said. "It was just me and the driver In the bus. What can I say? G-d was looking out for us. "A rock smashed through the window and hit me In the shoulder. I have a suspected fracture. I was covered in fragments of glass. I hit the floor, and somehow the driver managed to keep the bus In the road and got us out of there."

Likud MK May Golan has called In PM Naftali Bennett to resign following the latest explosion of violence in and around Jerusalem's Old City, which has left a number of Jews injured."However painful to admit, it is also entirely expected," Golan said. "Weak, submissive policies such as cancelling the closures In [Arab areas of] Judea and Samaria lead to more violence and vandalism In the Temple Mount. How many more Jews have to be injured or G-d forbid killed before the government understands?"Bennett is no longer just held by the throat by the Muslim Brotherhood his entire political future and the future of the coalition is being held captive by those who support terrorism, by the Shura Council. It is these people who are determining the government's policies! Bennett - enough! Resign!"

Responding to security camera footage of an attack In Jews heading to the Western Wall to pray this morning, former premier Benjamin Netanyahu said:"Truly shocking. We must take harsh action against terrorism and immediately restore peace and order to Israel's capital."

Analyst Daniel Shek, a former Israeli ambassador to France, explains why the Al Aqsa Mosque is such a flashpoint for violence, and why Israel's Arab neighbors are so quick to respond to alleged violations of the status quo.