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- On March 15, 2026, the Israeli Foreign Ministry closed Jerusalem's sites to protect worshippers amid security concerns from Iran.
- Palestinian Authority TV claimed restrictions aimed to facilitate a Passover sacrifice at Al-Aqsa Mosque.
- The Israel Defense Forces banned public gatherings above 50 people for safety.
- Israel's High Court rejected petitions for Passover sacrifices at Temple Mount, citing security threats.
- An Iranian warhead recently impacted near Jerusalem, highlighting the area's vulnerability.
