Human rights org. B'Tsalmo: unfairness & inequality Chametz on Passover vs Temple Mount on Ramadan

Submitted by Nir (United States), Apr 7, 2022 at 08:15

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Rotter, Apr 7, 2022

B'Tsalmo organization to Health Minister Horowitz: Just as the Muslim public is considered on the Temple Mount, Jews can be considered in Passover hospitals.

The human rights organization B'Tsalmo appealed to Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz to prevent the introduction of chametz into hospitals on Passover, against the background of the ban on bringing food and drink on the Temple Mount during Ramadan.

It will be recalled that since the beginning of Ramadan, the Israel Police has banned Jews and tourists from bringing food and drink to the Temple Mount due to the Muslim Ramadan fast.

Following the High Court's decision to allow the introduction of chametz into hospitals on Passover.

B'Tsalmo claims unfairness and inequality.

It added: "Just as one considers the evenings celebrating the month of Ramadan, one should also consider patients in hospitals who want to eat without seeing chametz in front of their eyes in the hospitals.

It does not make sense that only one side is taken into account, if one is taken into account - one should take them all into account, finished CEO B'Tsalmo Shai Glick.
If the introduction of chametz is possible in hospitals, it should also be possible on the Temple Mount. And vice versa.

for further details:
Aviad, PR B'Tsalmo.

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