Right-wing Zionist organizations will hold a conference on Wednesday evening to discuss the alleged “Third Temple” and decide to determine its location as preparations for next Sunday’s raids. 

The House of Rabbi Abraham Kook organization called for reviving the legacy of the founder of religious Zionism, who is considered the first contemporary to consider Al-Aqsa Mosque a Jewish temple and called for its removal, in addition to the “Heart of the City” organization concerned with developing the Jewish center in West Jerusalem, and the “Temple Institute” organization, the mother spiritual institution for groups. The extremist Temple, all in the context of preparations for the storming of Al-Aqsa on the anniversary of the “Destruction of the Temple” next Sunday, the seventh of next August.

The conference includes speeches by the founder of the Temple Institute about “The Temple in the Religious Legacy of Abraham Kook,” Israel Ariel, and Rabbi Elisha Wolfson, head of the “Temple Mount” religious community, who will present an introductory presentation of Al-Aqsa Mosque and identify the vanished sites and landmarks of the alleged Temple on Wednesday at six in the evening.

The conference comes within the framework of the Temple groups’ efforts to transform the Zionist community’s view of Al-Aqsa as an existing temple and to encourage participation in storming it and performing biblical rituals inside it, under the auspices of the occupation municipality in Jerusalem, in an effort to establish the alleged temple in its place.