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Israel Police within the Old City of Jerusalem have security measures in place to prepare for the third Friday of Ramadan.
Thousands of Muslims flock to Temple Mount, known to Muslims as Haram esh-Sharif, on Fridays throughout the month of Ramadan. Israel Police and Border Police have also arranged buses that will transport many people from security checkpoints to the Old City so that they can partake in the prayer ritual.
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