[jonatron]

For discussion and educational purposes only

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

I keep strongly suggesting to the government of Israel that it needs to nationalize all holy sites in Israel, because of such foreign claims. If you own your house, you own all of it, no matter if someone claims that they own a bathroom, so can control your use of it.

Once Israel has nationalized all holy sites, it can be very generous about their use via a nominal lease contingent on good behavior. But if a tenant, say of al-Asqa, misbehaves, Israel can revoke their lease and offer it to someone else.

As a real world example, say the tenants are Wahhabi radicals. If they made trouble, the Israelis could kick them out and offer al-Asqa to say, the Sufis.

Not ironically, to strip the Wahhabis of their authority in *Saudi Arabia*, and replace them with Sufis, is a big threat of the Saud family, when the Wahhabis make trouble there. So there is precedent for the Israelis doing this as well.

[Former Fetus]

"The Temple Mount is in our hands" Lieutenant General Mordechai 'Motta' Gur (June 7, 1967).

[American in Israel]

So the treaty that created Trans-Jordan stated that all land on the east side of the Jordan river was to be a new country called Transjordan, or across the Jordan, and all the lands on the west side of the Jordan was to be Israel. This was to give a homeland to the residents of Palestine.

By Jordan taking this land, they abrogate the treaty. Does this then return the Transjordan lands back under Israel's Control? It would be nice for Israel to get back the 87% of Palestine it gave up for Peace that it never received.