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Netanyahu, whose sixth government was sworn on just last week promised the Jerusalem audience that his coalition was in power to make changes including in Israel's foreign relations.

Several countries voiced frustration after security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, who was once convicted on racism charges, visited a site holy to both Jews and Arabs.

Turkey's foreign minister told his newly appointed Israeli counterpart that the Israeli security minister's visit to the Jerusalem holy site was "unacceptable."

Just days into the new Israeli Prime Minister’s Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, an international row erupted over the visit to the Temple Mount by one of his ministers.

Israel's national security minister sparks global fury • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the status quo on Temple Mount was not violated

Opinion: Netanyahu must start mulling the transfer of custodianship over the Jerusalem compound, holy to both Jews and Muslims, from Jordan to Saudi Arabia in effort to promote relations

Also Jordan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the Palestinians have condemned the trip to the holiest site in Judaism - Click the link for more details

Benjamin Netanyahu is poised to deepen the divide between Washington and Tel Aviv on a wide range of issues.

In a changing world where Iran, Russia, Turkey and others violate international law, the focus on Israel appears misplaced.

The General Assembly, Recalling the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Recalling also the International Covenant on Civil and (...) [Voltaire Network]