Originally posted by divegeester
Firstly; at least you make some sort of premise in your OP rather than just dumping links.
The video is far from conclusive and is totally biased. The Mecca facing elevation of the dome will always have Muslims praying away from it, why didn't the video show Muslims on the opposite elevation who would have been facing the dome? Is recreational activity in the dome grounds considered offensive? Who was rioting, Muslims? Really, are you sure?
I don't know for sure if these were roiting Muslims since I was not there. (See other videos below). However, It does seem to be a reasonable assumption considering how Palestianian Muslims usually act. There was an incident in 1990 like this.
According to Anthony Lewis:
Palestinians on the Temple Mount began throwing stones at Jews worshiping, on a religious holiday, at the Western Wall below. The only security forces present, 40 men from the paramilitary Israeli Border Police, used live ammunition on the Palestinians. They killed at least 21. There were no Israeli deaths. The Israeli Government claimed that the Palestinians brought the stones with them and staged the incident as a political provocation. The Temple Mount is a paved plain that usually has few if any stones. But at this time construction work did provide material for missiles. Zeev Schiff, the respected defense correspondent of the newspaper Haaretz, said the Palestinians began throwing stones only after mosques in the nearby village of Silwan announced through loudspeakers that Jewish extremists had come there. The extremists were from the Temple Mount Faithful, who proposed to rebuild Solomon's Temple where the Al-Aqsa mosque now stands.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1990_Temple_Mount_riots
On September 28, 2000, Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon visited the Temple Mount. He toured the site, together with a Likud party delegation and a large number of Israeli riot police. The visit was seen as a provocative gesture by many Palestinians, who gathered around the site. Demonstrations quickly turned violent, with rubber bullets and tear gas being used. This event is often cited as one of the catalysts of the Second Palestinian Intifada. Evidence reveals, however, that one month earlier, Palestinian Authority Justice Minister Freih Abu Middein warned that: "Violence is near and the Palestinian people are willing to sacrifice even 5,000 casualties." A few weeks before the outbreak, the official PA publication, Al-Sabah, declared: "The time for the Intifada has arrived... the time for jihad has arrived." Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti would later admit that the Intifada was planned and Sharon merely "provided a good excuse" for the violence.
In the 2010s, fear arose among Palestinians that Israel planned to change the status quo and permit Jewish prayers or that the al-Aqsa mosque might be damaged or destroyed by Israel. Al-Aqsa was used as a base for attacks on visitors and the police from which stones, firebombs and fireworks were thrown. The Israeli police had never entered al-Aqsa Mosque until November 5, 2014, when dialog with the leaders of the Waqf and the rioters failed. This resulted in imposing strict limitations on entry of visitors to the Temple Mount. Israeli leadership repeatedly stated that the status quo would not change. According to then Jerusalem police commissioner Yohanan Danino, the place is at the center of a "holy war" and "anyone who wants to change the status quo on the Temple Mount should not be allowed up there", citing an "extreme right-wing agenda to change the status quo on the Temple Mount"; Hamas and Islamic Jihad continue to erroneously assert that the Israeli government plans to destroy Al-Aksa Mosque, resulting in chronic terrorist attacks and rioting.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_Mount
(CNN)Sun July 26, 2015
Israeli police and the general director of the mosque had differing accounts of events, but both confirmed an incident occurred. Israeli police released a video showing rocks and other objects being thrown and officers responding.
Eyewitnesses told CNN that Palestinians threw rocks while the police fired tear gas and rubber bullets.
http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/26/middleeast/al-aqsa-mosque-clash/
Israeli police forces storm holy site to disperse Palestinian protesters
Published on Jul 24, 2015
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Palestinians and Israeli police clash at al-Aqsa mosque
Published on Jul 26, 2015
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Palestinians, Israeli police clash at Jerusalem's al-Aqsa
Published on Jul 26, 2015
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Palestinians and Israeli police clash at Jerusalem's al-Aqsa for third day
Published on Sep 15, 2015
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Fear & Loathing in Jerusalem: Clashes at Holy Al-Aqsa mosque site enter third day
Published on Sep 15, 2015
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Israeli police and Palestinians clash on Jewish holiday
Published on Sep 28, 2015
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Israeli police and Palestinians clash after Friday prayers
Published on Oct 2, 2015
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Muslim Riots on Temple Mount, Israel’s Holiest Site– September 18, 2015
Published on Sep 18, 2015
This week on Jerusalem Dateline: Muslim riots on Temple Mount Israel's holiest, most contested site; plus what does Russia’s military move into Syria mean for the Middle East? and how Christians who fled ISIS a year ago are keeping the faith.
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This last video is from CBN News and reports that payment is being made to Palestinian women to riot.