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Monday, 1 September, 2003, 01:58 GMT 02:58 UK
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In pictures: Jerusalem holy site
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Road to conflict? Non-Muslims have recently been allowed to enter al-Aqsa compound
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Groups of religious Jews have taken the opportunity to visit an area they revere as the Temple Mount
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Some visiting Israelis behave like any other tourists, photographing the Islamic monuments
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Others just walk around the edge of the compound to reinforce their religious claim to the site
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The Israeli police are present to prevent friction
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The police check ID cards of Palestinians who have been watching the Jewish visitors
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Members of the Muslim religious authorities watch the arrival of the Israelis disapprovingly
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Most of the Israeli visitors are men, but they include a few women as well
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The opening of the mosque compound allows access to foreign tourists after an absence of nearly three years
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There are no non-Muslim visits on Friday or Saturday, when the compound is reserved for Muslims
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