Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Gym Manager calls Jew "Zionist Pig" then plays the Victim after she gets fired!
DIN: She wears a kaffiya around her waist in a gym, knowing that it will antagonize Jewish clientele, and when confronted she calls the Jewish patron a "Zionist Pig", she then gets doxxed and fired, now she plays the victim! Its like wearing a Nazi uniform in a gym and expecting people to be quiet about it!
KPMG manager Yuen Lee has now joined the victim class and like the Burger King anti-Israel girl she has now uploaded a victim video now says she has been fired after video of her calling a Jewish man a “Zionist pig” during a filmed confrontation at a Chelsea Piers gym in NYC. She already has a GoFundMe link which has collected $56,000 so far.
Lee was wearing a keffiyeh around her waist and claims the confrontation was provoked after the man approached her and questioned her about it.
When confronted about calling him a “Zionist pig,” Lee did not deny it. She repeated the phrase on camera while also accusing the man of being racist.
The video exploded after billionaire Bill Ackman retweeted JBN’s post to his millions of followers and tagged KPMG.
Lee is now pointing to Ackman’s amplification of JBN’s video and arguing that the clip lacked “context.”
But what context changes the words captured on camera? Whatever happened before the recording may explain how the confrontation began. It does not erase what was said once the camera was rolling.
Lee now says she has lost her job following the viral confrontation.
And should anyone decide to pursue JBN legally over our accurate reporting of what was captured on video, our attorneys are prepared to vigorously defend our reporting and pursue any remedies available in response to frivolous claims.
Israel Warns Sukkot Travelers: Unauthorized Lulavs Face Confiscation, With Free Replacement Sets Offered at Ben Gurion
Israel’s Agriculture Ministry warned Tuesday that travelers bringing unauthorized Four Species into the country risk confiscation. At Ben Gurion Airport, inspectors will offer free Israeli-grown replacement sets for personal use.
Travelers may bring one etrog for personal use, but lulavs, hadassim and aravot require authorization from the ministry’s Plant Protection and Inspection Services.
The distinction matters for visitors arriving with a complete holiday set. The Four Species consist of an etrog, or citron, a palm frond, myrtle branches and willow branches. They are held together during Sukkot prayers, and observant Jews often devote particular care to selecting their etrog before the holiday.
The warning comes ahead of Sukkot, which begins Friday evening, September 25. Since January, more than 1,200 passengers have been caught carrying prohibited plant material. About three tons have been destroyed. Those figures cover agricultural products generally, not just Sukkot sets.
Behind agricultural border controls is a problem that extends well beyond holiday travel: moving plants between countries can also move pests and diseases. The International Plant Protection Convention estimates that plant pests and diseases cause roughly $220 billion in annual economic losses worldwide. Its international standards are designed to allow trade while reducing the risk that imported plant material will introduce threats to crops and the environment.
For travelers, that means agricultural inspections are separate from the question of whether an item is intended for personal use. A religious purpose does not, by itself, establish that plant material meets a destination’s entry requirements.
American visitors should also consider the return journey. U.S. Department of Agriculture guidance requires travelers entering the United States to declare all agricultural products. Inspectors determine whether those items meet entry requirements, which can vary according to the plant, its country of origin and its intended use. Permission to enter Israel should therefore not be treated as permission to carry the same items back into the United States.
‘GROTESQUE ABSURDITY’: Macron makes shockingly ignorant Hamas claim at UN.... Ignores Netanel Shakron, a French citizen and father of six who was killed Sunday in a Hamas terrorist attack in Judea and Samaria.
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| Partial list of roughly 150 Hamas attacks carried out in Judea and Samaria, or inside Israel, by Hamas terrorists |
Israeli leaders sharply rebuked French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday after he claimed from the podium of the United Nations General Assembly that Hamas had “never operated” in Judea and Samaria, despite the terrorist organization’s longstanding activity in the territory.
Macron made the assertion while delivering a speech heavily focused on Israel and the Palestinians, calling for full recognition of Palestinian rights and arguing that the establishment of a Palestinian state was also necessary for Israel’s security.
“What we need is respect for the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people, for their legitimate right to exist,” Macron said. “This is a necessary condition for the security of the people of Israel and for the very existence of their state, to which we are deeply committed.”
Turning to Judea and Samaria, Macron accused Israel of daily violations and argued that Israeli policies were making Palestinian statehood increasingly impossible.
“Look at what is happening in the West Bank, where every day violations are committed. In whose name?” Macron said. “Hamas has never operated in the West Bank!”
The claim prompted a furious response from Jerusalem, with Israeli officials pointing to Hamas’s established presence in Judea and Samaria and, in particular, a deadly terrorist attack carried out just two days earlier.
“The grotesque absurdity of Emmanuel Macron’s statement is staggering,” the Prime Minister’s Office said.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres said: “I have never seen killing and destruction like Gaza in all my years as Secretary-General.”
UN Secretary-General António Guterres said: “I have never seen killing and destruction like Gaza in all my years as Secretary-General.”
According to even the most critical reports, Guterres, 70,000 people were killed in the war in Gaza, a large proportion of them Hamas terrorists.
During your years as Secretary-General: more than 600,000 people were massacred or starved to death in Ethiopia.
377,000 died in Yemen — that figure appears in reports issued by your own organization.
150,000 were killed in Sudan and 12 million were displaced.
Hundreds of thousands have been buried in Ukraine.
You didn’t see it? They died before your eyes. You simply looked the other way, because the Jews couldn’t be blamed.
The holy city of Tel Aviv
by Tzvi Fishman
This morning in Israel, the media is filled with Yom Kippur images of Tel Aviv’s busiest highways. Guess what?
In video after video, the busy streets of Israel’s secular, high-tech metropolis are deserted of cars. Zero. Totally void of traffic. Not even one lone auto can be seen. Bicycle riders, yes. Car, buses, trucks, trains, and taxis, no. In the city that never sleeps! In Brooklyn or Monsey you might find a single street spanning two blocks where traffic is cut off in an Orthodox neighborhood on Yom kippur - but an entire major city? Voluntarily? No way.
How can it be?
Rabbi Kook provides the answer in his book “Orot." A Jew may appear non-religious on the outside, but in the depths of his soul the flame of Torah and the yearning for a full Israeli life blessed with the closeness to Hashem constantly burns:
“Within the inner heart, in its pure and holy chambers, the Israeli flame ever increases, demanding the strong, brave, constant connection of life to all of the commandments of Hashem. The inner soul seeks to pour the spirit of God, the full, all-encompassing spirit of Israel that fills all of the vaults of the soul, into all of its many unique vessels, to express the full Israeli expression in its complete practical and idealized form... in the heart of all of the Nation, it continues to burn from the days of yore, ‘A fire will constantly be burnt upon the altar - it shall not be extinguished.’
“And in the hearts of all of those seemingly empty of Torah, and in the hearts of all of the sinners of Israel, the fire burns and blazes in the most inward depths. And in the Nation in its entirety, all of the desire for freedom, and all of the yearning for life, all of the yearning for the life of the Clal and the individual, all of the hope for Redemption, only from the source of this inner spring of life do they flow in order to live Israeli life in its fullest, without contradiction or limitation.
“This is the yearning for the Land of Israel, the Land of Kedusha, the Land of Hashem, where all of the mitzvot are realized and expressed in their finished form.
“And this yearning to reveal the special quality of the spirit of God, of raising one's head in the spirit of God in its absolute greatness, this is what activates everyone's hearts, and all wish to unite with it, to taste the pleasantness of its life: ‘Therefore I loved your commandments more than gold and refined gold.’
“If it be a wonder in the eyes of all those who stand at a distance and ask, `How is it possible that there will beat the spirit of Torah life with its inner force in all of the souls who are apparently even far from possessing faith - not only to a general closeness to Hashem, but to the true Torah life of Israel, to the framework of the mitzvot in their outward expression, and in their idea, in song and in action?' - it will not be wondrous in the eyes of all those who are attached in the depths of their spirit to the depths of Knesset Yisrael and who know of its wondrous Segulot.
“This is the secret of the valor, the uplifting of life which will never cease. ‘You shall therefore keep My statutes and My judgments, that a man shall do and live by them; I am the Lord.’ - As King David said, ‘To walk before the Lord in the Land of Life, in Eretz Yisrael.’"
So if you think that Israel is a secular country you are very mistaken.
Bibi Derangement Syndrome is, in fact, deranged
We are currently immersed in a season of heightened awareness. In the run up to Yom Kippur we focused on those aspects of ourselves that were in need of correction and represented our deviation from the path of goodness and righteousness.
Now as we prepare for Sukkot, our heightened awareness is increasingly focused on hakarat ha tov, an appreciation of the mIIany blessings in our individual lives.
I suggest that the two sides of awareness need to be invoked to look objectively at Israel’s homegrown phenomenon of BDS: not Boycott, Divest and Sanction, but Bibi Derangement Syndrome.
This form of BDS allows many Israelis to paint a monochromatic picture of dark grey, if not black, in looking at the leadership of our Prime Minister. In that picture, he is the cause of innumerable problems and mistakes. But for him, Israel’s prospects at home and certainly abroad would be rescued.
An important aspect of this syndrome is to focus on the longevity of the PM’s tenure, but not the content of that tenure. While there is certainly a case to be made for term limits, and the required limitation of a prime minister’s tenure, there is no such requirement in Israel.
Tuesday, September 22, 2026
An all-time high: 2 million people visited the Kotel during the month of Elul Ignoring Satmar Rebbe's Fatwa
Rav Yoel Teitelbaum z"l had issued a "Fatwah" against going to the Kotel, because the Zionists captured it, yet over 2 million Jews, in an all-time high, visited and davened at the Kotel.
A very close friend of mine who lives near me, went to Uman this year and he asked me if it was a Satmar "thing" to go to Uman for Rosh Hashana?
So I naively answered that I'm only aware , that as a Chassidus, only Breslov goes, he and his married son who also went, laughted at me and said, "that besides Breslov, the largest group is definitely Satmar! "
Makes you think!
The Temple Mount Debate: A False Narrative
What if the debate surrounding Har Habayit is based on assumptions, misinformation, and a narrative that doesn’t match the facts on the ground?
In this video, we take a closer look at the Temple Mount, examine the claims and assumptions that shape the conversation, and compare them with what is actually happening on the ground. This isn’t about taking someone’s word for it. Look at the facts. Look at the reality. See for yourself.
And if our understanding of Har Habayit is being shaped by misinformation or a distorted narrative, what does that mean for us—and for the Geulah?,
We take a closer look at the Temple Mount, examine the claims and assumptions that shape the conversation, and compare them with what is actually happening on the ground.
This isn’t about taking someone’s word for it. Look at the facts. Look at the reality. See for yourself.
And if our understanding of Har Habayit is being shaped by misinformation or a distorted narrative, what does that mean for us—and for the Geulah?
Hundreds of chickens believed to have been used for Kaporos, were found abandoned in Williamsburg
About 200 chickens were discovered Friday in crates inside a U-Haul on Winthrop Avenue, with activists saying only about 80 were alive.
More chickens were later found in another abandoned U-Haul on St. John’s Place. Animal-rights activists condemned the conditions, while police are investigating the discovery.
Latest Charedie Candidate for Shas is a Thief!
Millions of shekels in public funding awarded to a nonprofit founded by Shas Knesset candidate Dror Amos to assist bereaved families were instead used primarily to fund stipends for married yeshiva students, according to a Channel 12 investigation on Saturday.
The report added that relatives and associates of Shas officials benefited from jobs and contracts linked to the organization, called “Kindness, Life and Truth.”
Amos, a reserve IDF major who heads the Haifa Religious Council, was recently given the No. 6 spot on the ultra-Orthodox party’s Knesset slate ahead of the upcoming election.
The nonprofit received NIS 4.8 million ($1.45 million) in 2024, ostensibly to assist bereaved families in the wake of Hamas’s October 7, 2023, attack, the report said. Yet numerous bereaved families and affected communities told Channel 12 they had never heard of the organization. The outlet reported that instead, more than NIS 2.5 million ($760,000) was spent on stipends for yeshiva students.
The investigation also found indications that the nonprofit was receiving funding for the same services from the Religious Services Ministry and from multiple public bodies — mainly Shas-linked local authorities and religious councils. It also alleged that the nonprofit and private family companies shared an address and at least one employee.
Amos reportedly left the nonprofit over conflict-of-interest concerns after becoming head of the Haifa Religious Council in May 2025, and was replaced by his brother.
Shas denounced the report as a “false investigation” intended to harm the party, while the Religious Services Ministry said Amos’s conflict-of-interest concern “was duly approved in accordance with the law” and that “nothing was concealed.”
Religious rights group ITIM said it would ask Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to open a criminal investigation into the allegations.
ITIM earlier this week petitioned the Central Elections Committee to disqualify Amos from the election, arguing that he illegally remained in his public post as head of the Haifa Religious Council after joining Shas’s slate rather than resigning by the required deadline. Under Israeli law, public officials who run for office are required to resign their public posts at least 100 days before election day.
Amos was a notable addition to the Sephardi ultra-Orthodox party, allowing Shas to prominently feature an IDF reservist on its slate despite staunchly opposing efforts by the outgoing government to draft Haredi men. The party has since tried to moderate its image on the issue.
Shas has long been dogged by corruption allegations, most prominently involving party chairman Aryeh Deri, who served 22 months in prison after being convicted in 1999 of taking bribes as interior minister in the 1990s. He was convicted again of tax offenses in 2022 but returned to the Knesset later that year, and remains Shas’s leader.
The party has also faced longstanding accusations of cronyism, with critics alleging that it uses the Religious Services Ministry and local religious councils as a patronage network, directing appointments, contracts and public funding to party members, associates and supporters.
Recently, Shas MK Haim Biton was questioned by police for a second time on suspicion that, while heading the party’s school network, he diverted public education funds to finance the children’s supplement of Shas’s HaDerech newspaper. He has reportedly been investigated on suspicion of fraud, breach of trust, falsifying corporate documents and money laundering.
Only in Israel does an Entire Country Shut Down for Yom Kippur
Earlier today, normally packed streets and highways across Israel were almost completely empty.
No planes, trains or automobiles were seen. For Yom Kippur, much of the country simply stopped.
For roughly 25 hours, the usual traffic and noise disappeared as people walked through the streets and children rode bicycles on roads normally filled with vehicles.
A Tale of TWO Men!
Let's tell the story of two men...
On the left is Netanel Shakron, 36 years old.
On the right is Kadri Samara, 37 years old.
On Sunday, Shakron, an Israeli Jew, took some of his six children to ritually bathe in a fresh water spring near his home.
On that same day, Samara, a Palestinian Muslim, took a gun and went to kill Jews.
Both men went to do what they considered sacred. That should get you angry enough.
But, here's the more disturbing news. Samara murdered Shakron as an act of Palestinian terrorism.
His son was right next to his father Netanel when he was murdered. Samara pointed his gun at the child to murder him next, but thank God, an Israeli Jew nearby had a gun, and acting quickly shot Samara before he could murder the child.
Here's some more upsetting facts.
Shakron's widow, Dr. Merav Shakron, is left to raise her kids on her own. Without the generous salary of her husband, who worked in hi-tech.
Samara will enjoy a Palestinian Authority paid stiped SIX TIMES as high as a PA public school teacher. This comes from the Palestinian Authority's "welfare" pay-for-slay program, which pays Palestinian terrorists a monthly stipend based on how many Jews they kill.
Here's some even MORE upsetting facts.
Two weeks ago the British, French, and Canadian governments announced boycotts on Jewish produced goods from the "West Bank." [SIC]. Dr. Shakron, a professor at Ariel University, is subject to those sanctions.
The British, French, and Canadian governments give annual financial aid to the Palestinian Authority. They will be funding the pay-to-slay PA program that pays Kadri Samara for murdering Netanel Shakron.
The widow is sanctioned, the terrorist rewarded.
I'm so sick and tired of this.
Here's what else I'm sick and tired of. Forgive me for writing passionately from the heart, but I'm tired after Yom Kippur and out of patience.
I'm challenged directly multiple times a day by fellow Jews about the exaggerated, and many times, baseless accusations of "widespread" settler violence. [I'm not going to rehash the actual data that shows this is a tiny problem compared to real issues, but anyone honest and willing to do an hour of research will discover how blown out of proportion the settler violence label is.] I have no tolerance for people telling me to address settler violence when they don't even take the time to post, talk about, or even mention Netanel Shakron's murder and the countless other victims of Palestinian terrorism.
Three of my children have been victims of Palestinian terrorism, I lost neighbors on October 7th, my town needs security and armed guards patrolling 24/7 to protect from Palestinian terrorists. None of the Palestinian cities, towns, villages, or hamulas have guards because they don't need to protect themselves from non-existent settler violence.
Mamzarani/Satmar Again Calls Netanyahu A ‘War Criminal’ And ‘Architect Of Genocide’
אבינו מלכנו סטום פיות משטיננו ומקטריגנו
Satmar/Mamdani made the remarks in an exclusive interview with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour, according to CNN transcripts and reporting. “When it comes to Benjamin Netanyahu, I have described him as I believe him to be — a war criminal and an architect of a horrific genocide of the Palestinian people,” he said.
The comments come days before Netanyahu is scheduled to speak at the U.N. General Assembly in New York on Thursday. Israel confirmed last week that the prime minister will travel to the city for the address.
Satmar/Mamdani campaigned last year on directing the New York Police Department to arrest Netanyahu if he entered the city, citing a November 2024 International Criminal Court warrant accusing the Israeli leader of war crimes and crimes against humanity related to the Gaza war. After taking office, the mayor’s Law Department reviewed the question and concluded the city lacks independent legal authority to enforce the warrant. Mamdani then called on the federal government to act instead.
The United States is not a party to the ICC. President Donald Trump has said Netanyahu will not be arrested while in the United States. Israel has rejected the ICC charges as politically motivated and denies that its military campaign in Gaza constitutes genocide, describing the operation as self-defense following the Hamas-led Oct. 7, 2023, attacks.
Satmar/Mamdani has previously said he considers the Oct. 7 attacks a “horrific war crime” while maintaining his characterization of Israel’s subsequent campaign. Jewish organizations and Israeli officials have condemned the mayor’s language as inflammatory and a blood libel, particularly given New York’s large Jewish population and a rise in antisemitic incidents since 2023. Students from several Jewish day schools gathered outside Gracie Mansion last week for morning prayers in a public show of presence ahead of the U.N. visit.
Netanyahu has previously accused the Satmarer Mamdani of fomenting hate and aligning himself with Hamas. The prime minister’s office has not issued an immediate response to Monday’s interview. Protests are expected outside U.N. headquarters during the General Assembly session.
The ICC warrant remains unenforced. Legal analysts have long said a U.S. city mayor has no power to detain a visiting foreign head of government.
Monday, September 21, 2026
Gaza journalist who met with Mamdani/Samar admits he buried Oct. 7 footage of Israeli hostages being beaten to protect perpetrators
A Gaza journalist who has met with Mayor Mamdani/Satmar and been honored with a Nobel Peace Prize nomination and a spot on the Time100 list admitted that he buried footage of Israeli hostages being beaten by a Palestinian mob on Oct. 7, 2023 in order to protect the perpetrators.
Photographer Motaz Azaiza also revealed that all media in Gaza is controlled by Hamas through a single WhatsApp group — and the terror group will target any journalist who publishes criticism.
Azaiza — who has become one of the most famous journalists in Gaza — was in the territory on Oct. 7, when Hamas marched the hostages taken from Israel through the streets of Gaza, where all hell broke loose.
“People got out, watched, beat them, hit them, and I followed them and filmed,” Azaiza told the Taqarrab podcast.
“But I did not publish those videos.”
“Why? Because I did not want to ruin the lives of the people who were filmed,” the photographer said.
“I understood that Israel would use those videos to identify every person who was there and eliminate them.”
“I did not want to be responsible, even indirectly, for the deaths of those people in exchange for a few likes and views online,” he added.
Aziza also revealed that “every journalist in Gaza” is in a Hamas-run WhatsApp group called “Smart” that coordinates coverage in Gaza. One of the Hamas media directors based at the Rafa Crossing ran it, he said.
Aziza went on to say that he was targeted by pro-Hamas media — run through that channel — when he showed a video of a Gaza resident cursing Hamas.
“Photographers in Gaza have become accustomed to lowering their cameras the moment someone says something bad about Hamas, he said, “because anyone who dares to show reality is persecuted relentlessly.”
He said he had to flee the territory after publishing people criticizing Hamas. He now lives in Qatar.
Despite Azaiza withholding the footage of the hostages being beaten as part of his coverage of the war, some of the hostages who were paraded around the Gaza Strip on Oct. 7 eventually spoke out about the ordeal.
Itay Regev, a survivor of the Nova Music Festival massacre, said Hamas had driven him and others around the streets of Gaza and displayed them like human “trophies” to the angry crowds.
Outrage also broke out when reports emerged on how the body of slain hostage Shani Louk was desecrated by Hamas, with crowds in Gaza cheering and spitting on her corpse.
Along with his admission, Azaiza also criticized Hamas for plunging the Palestinian enclave into a war that has leveled huge portions of the territory — and resulted in the deaths of an estimated 73,000 people.
He also slammed Hamas for cracking down on local journalists who depicted the horrors in Gaza, which forced many like Azaiza to flee the enclave in the early months of the war.
“You brought us back to the Middle Ages,” he said of Hamas. “You caused women in Gaza to urinate into a plastic bucket. This does not bother you, but what bothers you is if someone suddenly criticizes you?”
Azaiza was named among Time magazine’s 100 most influential people in 2024 for his nearly four month coverage of the war, where he highlighted civilian deaths and the destruction caused by the conflict between Israel and Hamas.
He has also met with with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani/Satmar, and even attended his election night watch party last November.
Despite the acclaim, he said he is haunted by what he saw in the Gaza Strip during the war.
“Gaza is the most toxic place in the world. You love it, but at the same time you hate it. You love it, but it hurts you and destroys you,” he said.
“The reality there forced things upon me that I never wanted — the price we pay to satisfy leaders who do not count us is simply unimaginable.”
Missing!! Yehuda Sferka, 24, was last seen in Jerusalem on July 20.
The Israel Police on Sunday appealed to the public for assistance in locating Yehuda Sferka, 24, who has been missing since July 20, 2026.
Sferka was last seen on Shaarei Chesed Street in Jerusalem. Police said they believe he may have traveled to northern Israel, specifically the Tiberias and Mount Meron areas.
Sferka is approximately 1.70 meters (5 feet, 7 inches) tall, with dark hair and green eyes. He was last seen wearing a white shirt, dark pants and a black kippah.
Anyone with information regarding his whereabouts is asked to contact the Lev HaBira Police Station at 02-5381550
or the Israel Police emergency hotline at 100.
Yeshiva students end Yom Kippur with song and dance
Students at the Akko (Acre) Yeshiva concluded the Yom Kippur prayers by singing, "Next Year in Rebuilt Jerusalem," and dancing together.
At the Sderot Yeshiva, students were filmed after the conclusion of the fast singing a heartfelt verse from the prayers.
R' Tuvia Kampe 20 year old of Bnei Brak takes his life just 3 Months after marriage
A tragic incident in Bnei Brak – a 20‑year‑old young man took his own life in a severe manner three months after his wedding.
ZAKA in a statement:
A few hours ago, a report was received at the ZAKA hotline about a young man, around 20 years old, who fell from a great height in the city of Bnei Brak. The rescue forces that arrived at the scene were forced to declare his death.
The funeral of Rabbi Tuvia Kampe z”l will depart at 16:30 from the Beit Midrash Elyon Yeshiva on Uziel Street in Bnei Brak, to the Yarkon Cemetery, Petah Tikva Gate.
If you or someone you know is in need of emotional support, please contact
ERAN at 1201.
A full 654 Jews Ascend to Har Habyis as worshipers pray for hours with police-approved prayer books; National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir joins Mincha service ahead of the fast.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir ascended the Temple Mount on the eve of Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement) and participated in the Mincha afternoon prayer service together with Rabbi Elisha Wolfson, head of the Temple Mount Yeshiva, and other worshipers.
During the service, Ben Gvir and the worshipers began singing, "Sha'arei Shamayim P'tach," (lit. "open the gates of Heaven").
On Yom Kippur itself, the Temple Mount opened at 6:30 a.m., and hundreds of Jews ascended the site. The Temple Mount Yeshiva prepared full prayer books that had been approved by police and distributed them to worshipers.
The prayers were led by Rabbi Eliyahu Weber, head of the Temple Mount Yeshiva. According to the yeshiva, more than 200 people prayed together for approximately four hours. A total of 654 Jewish ascents to the Temple Mount were recorded over Yom Kippur.
Temple Mount activist Arnon Segal commented on the prayers and the change regarding the admission of prayer sheets and books to the site.
"Anyone who did not see hundreds of Jews prostrating themselves this morning on the Temple Mount while reciting the Temple service has not seen the redemption of Israel advancing by leaps and bounds," Segal wrote.
"On Yom Kippur last year, 50 Jews were detained, arrested, or barred for bringing in prayer sheets - and this year the police themselves distributed prayer books printed by the Temple Mount Yeshiva. We are moving forward. A year of redemption!" he added.
Rabbi Wolfson blessed Ben Gvir during the visit, saying: "We are here with our dear Minister Itamar, who is truly bringing about an enormous, moving, and joyous historic change here. How much we prayed for this, and now we have merited to see it. Great things still lie ahead of us. We bless you greatly - may you act and succeed!"
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