Leader of Islamic Movement's northern faction spits in Border Guard officer's face during riots over excavations carried out near Temple Mount. Full Article at Ynetnews

Heads of the Waqf Department have quietly expressed their satisfaction with the Israeli authorities' recent measures against Sheikh Raed Salah, leader of the northern branch of the Islamic Movement in Israel, and top Fatah operative Hatem Abdel Qader,... Full Article at Jerusalem Post

Last Monday’s headline in Israel’s biggest daily newspaper Yediot Aharonot was decidedly ominous. It read “The Sukkot Riots” over the photo of a stone-throwing Palestinian on the Temple Mount. Full Article at The New Ledger

Another senior member of the movement said Salah had been called upon Tuesday by other leaders to relinquish his fight in Jerusalem and return home. "We understood that it was harming the movement in an irreparable manner," he said. Full Article at Ynetnews

Israeli police on Tuesday arrested the head of the northern branch of the Islamic Movement in Israel on the charge that he incited riots, following days of clashes around Jerusalem's holiest site, known as Temple Mount to Jews or al-Haram al-Sharif to... Full Article at People's Daily Online

Skip to next paragraph Sheikh Raed Salah was arrested during clashes between Palestinians and police in the neighborhood of Wadi Joz in Israeli-occupied east Jerusalem on the third day of sporadic violence in and around the Holy City. Full Article at Christian Science Monitor