The alleged act occurred while a female police officer was attempting to forcibly remove protesters who were blocking the road by sitting on the floor.
In total, Negev District police, the Southern Command, and the Israel Nature and Parks Authority have rescued three lion cubs and seven monkeys.
Currently, only men age 55 and older, women age 50 and older, and children up to age 12 are allowed to visit the Temple Mount.
The animals were transferred to inspectors from the Israel Nature and Parks Authority for further care.
Border Police officers from Jerusalem operated in Ramallah to arrest a wanted terrorist. And the Egoz Unit located a rigged vehicle and dismantled it.
The three also voiced their support for the terrorists and disrupted the order, the police said.
The soldiers, who were eager to protect their people, were then left with nothing to do for two days after being prohibited to going South.
"While fighters are ready and prepared for rescue operations, if there is a possibility of a release in a deal, it will do everyone good."
The terrorist passed checks both when applying for his visa and in Ben-Gurion Airport after being blocked by an immigrations officer.
Police officers stopped for inspection a suspicious vehicle that had come from the West Bank, after noticing it had red and blue lights at the front.