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PHOTO GALLERY: Palestinian men under 50 banned from Al-Aqsa mosque


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Palestinians pray outside Jerusalem's Old City Friday, July 28, 2017 AP
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Palestinian Muslim worshippers pray outside Jerusalem's old city overlooking the Al-Aqsa mosque compound on July 28, 2017 AFP
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Israeli border guards keep watch as Palestinian Muslim worshippers pray outside Jerusalem's old city overlooking the Al-Aqsa mosque compound on July 28, 2017 AFP
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Palestinian Muslim worshippers pray outside Jerusalem's old city overlooking the Al-Aqsa mosque compound on July 28, 2017 AFP
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Palestinian Muslim worshippers pray outside Jerusalem's old city overlooking the Al-Aqsa mosque compound on July 28, 2017 AFP
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Israeli border guards keep watch as Palestinian Muslim worshippers pray outside Jerusalem's old city overlooking the Al-Aqsa mosque compound on July 28, 2017 AFP
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Palestinian Muslim worshippers pray outside Damascus Gate in Jerusalem's old city on July 28, 2017 AFP
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Palestinian Muslim worshippers pray outside Damascus Gate in Jerusalem's old city on July 28, 2017 AFP
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Palestinian Muslim worshippers pray outside Damascus Gate in Jerusalem's old city on July 28, 2017 AFP
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Israeli riot police keep watch as Palestinian Muslim worshippers pray outside Jerusalem's old city on July 28, 2017 AFP
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Men under the age of 50 were banned from praying at Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem by Israeli occupation forces

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