Arab leaders said yesterday the Middle East peace process was in danger of collapse after Israeli forces twice stormed Jerusalem's holiest shrine, the Temple Mount, to battle stone-throwing Palestinian protesters.
The government of Mahmoud Abbas told Israel its actions risked crossing "a red line". Jordan issued a demand for an immediate end to Israeli police incursions into the Al-Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem's walled old city.
The violence was provoked by rumours that right-wing Jewish activists were planning to gather in the compound where the two Jewish temples of antiquity are believed to have been built.
Mid-East peace threat
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