Feiglin demanded to be let in on the grounds that he is a Knesset member but was forced out of the Temple Mount compound by police following a gathering of Muslim worshippers who shouted at him "Allahu Akbar."
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Sources close to Feiglin said this isn’t the first time he visited the Temple Mount in order to pray. "If the police want to prevent him from praying at the site for fear of riots they must give a detailed explanation and not just ban the practice," one source said.
The sources claim Feiglin was detained and asked to sign a paper stating he will not try to pray at the site again. They noted he refused to sign the paper. Police nevertheless released him with no restrictions.