Sorry @Medievalist but it is a very factual claim. We Jews don’t have full legal access to the Temple Mount.
Which is in Hebron, which is part of what this UNESCO fiasco is about. Allow me to quote from Wikipedia
Jews are not permitted to visit the Cenotaphs of Isaac or Rebecca, which lie entirely within the southeastern section, except for 10 days a year that hold special significance in Judaism.
and
On February 21, 2010, Israel announced that it would include the site in a national heritage site protection and rehabilitation plan. The announcement sparked protests from the UN, Arab governments and the United States.[32][33] A subsequent UNESCO vote in October aimed to affirm that the “al-Haram al-Ibrahimi/Tomb of the Patriarchs in al-Khalil/Hebron” was “an integral part of the occupied Palestinian Territories.”[34]
(Wow, this totally pre-dates Trump, too bad for so many commenters here)
Point being however that your comment of “counterfactual claim” is incorrect and while the Cave of the Patriarchs is important to us, it is no where near on the level of the Temple mount. For us, nothing can compare to the former location of the Holy of Holies
Both? Wiki cites multiple pilgrimage locations
Those located in Israel are part of a standard visa for people of Bahá’í faith.
