Another PA blood libel: Jews entered Al-Aqsa with “bloodstained bread”
Official PA TV narrator: "A sight that viewers described as the most dangerous in decades… A group of extremist settlers (i.e., Jews) attempted to break into [the Al-Aqsa Mosque] courtyards (i.e., Temple Mount)… while carrying what is called 'the two loaves offering' … The offerings brought into Al-Aqsa were pieces of bloodstained bread used for religious rituals by the alleged Temple organizations, which are groups that have been trying for years to revive rituals they see as part of the alleged Temple ceremonies."
[Official PA TV YouTube channel, May 23, 2026]
Jews did enter the Temple Mount on the Jewish holiday of Pentecost (Shavuot) to offer the Shtei HaLechem offering. The offering consists of two loaves of bread baked from the very first wheat harvest of the season and has nothing to do with blood.