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Inside WORLD : Israel, Jordan try to ease Jerusalem tensions

JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel's prime minister says he has spoken to Jordan's King Abdullah II in a bid to ease mounting tensions around Jerusalem's most sensitive holy site.

The two leaders spoke over the phone on Thursday, a day after Jordan recalled its ambassador to Israel to protest what it called an "unacceptable" Israeli police assault on a disputed hilltop compound in Jerusalem's Old City, revered by Jews and Muslims.

Violence erupted at the site Wednesday after a group of religious Jews tried to visit. Muslims consider such visits a provocation. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said he reiterated Israel's commitment to "preserve the status quo" at the site.

The statement said "both leaders called for an immediate end to all acts of violence and incitement."

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Photo: APIsraeli right wing activists demonstrate at the site where a Palestinian man rammed a minivan into a crowded train stop, in Jerusalem, Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014. A Palestinian man rammed a minivan into a crowded train stop Wednesday in east Jerusalem and then attacked people with an iron bar after leaving the vehicle, killing one person and injuring 13 before he was shot dead by police. Hebrew sigh read "Kahana was right".

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Photo: APInjured men lie on the sidewalk after a Palestinian drove a minivan into a crowded train station in Jerusalem on Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014. Police said the motorist slammed his car into the train platform in east Jerusalem, killing one person and injuring 13. He then backed out and proceeded to drive away, hitting several cars along the way, then got out of the car and attacked a group of civilians and police officers on the side of the road with a metal bar before he was shot and killed.

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Photo: APA Palestinian uses a sling shot during clashes with Israeli border police in east Jerusalem on Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014. Clashes broke out after a Palestinian driver rammed a minivan into a crowded train station. He then backed out and proceeded to drive away, hitting several cars along the way, then got out of the car and attacked a group of civilians and police officers on the side of the road with a metal bar, killing one and wounding 13, before he was shot and killed.

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Photo: APAn Israeli medic checks the vitals of Ibrahim al-Akari, a 38-year-old Palestinian who drove a minivan into a crowded train station in Jerusalem on Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014. Police said al-Akari slammed his car into the train platform in east Jerusalem, killing one person and injuring 13. He then backed out and proceeded to drive away, hitting several cars along the way, then got out of the car and attacked a group of civilians and police officers on the side of the road with a metal bar before he was shot and killed.

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