Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Israeli-Palestinian tensions flared again in Jerusalem on Wednesday, with police and youths clashing at one of the holiest sites in Judaism and Islam, and a Palestinian motorist slamming into pedestrians, killing one. The events occurred amid unrest spurred in part by a days long war of words -- and sometimes rocks and bullets -- over the compound called the Temple Mount by Jews and Haram al-Sharif, or the Noble Sanctuary, by Muslims. At the compound -- the holiest site in Judaism and the third-holiest in Islam -- groups of Palestinian youths threw stones and set off fireworks at Israeli police officers when the site was opened to visitors, Israeli police spokeswoman Luba Samri said. Clashes left more than 15 people injured, police said.

Since Muslims began construction at the site in the seventh century, Haram al-Sharif, now controlled by an Islamic trust, has been an almost constant source of tension between

OPTIONS:
- CNN and Jews.
- Haram al-Sharif and Jews.
- Islam and Jews.
- Israeli and Jews.
- Jerusalem and Jews.
- Jews and Jews.
- Judaism and Jews.
- Luba Samri and Jews.
- Muslims and Jews.
- Noble Sanctuary and Jews.
- Palestinian and Jews.
- Temple Mount and Jews.
Muslims and Jews.
Hitta den rätta änden till denna passage. (CNN) -- Israelisk-palestinska spänningar flammade upp igen i Jerusalem på onsdag, med polis och ungdomar sammandrabbning på en av de heligaste platserna inom judendomen och islam, och en palestinsk bilist som slog in på fotgängare, dödade en. Händelserna inträffade mitt i oroligheter som delvis sporrades av ett dagar långt ordkrig -- och ibland stenar och kulor -- över den förening som kallas Tempelberget av judar och Haram al-Sharif, eller den ädla helgedomen, av muslimer. På området -- den heligaste platsen i judendomen och den tredje-holiest i islam -- grupper av palestinska ungdomar kastade stenar och satte igång fyrverkerier mot israeliska poliser när platsen öppnades för besökare, israeliska polistaleskvinnan Luba Samri sade. Sammandrabbningar gjorde mer än 15 personer skadade, sade polisen. Sedan muslimer började bygga på platsen på 600-talet har Haram al-Sharif, som nu kontrolleras av ett islamiskt förtroende, varit en nästan konstant källa till spänning mellan ALTERNATIV: - CNN och judar. - Haram al-Sharif och judar. - Islam och judar. - Israel och judar. - Jerusalem och judar. - Judar och judar. - Judendomen och judarna. - Luba Samri och judar. - Muslimer och judar. - Ädel Fristad och judar. - Palestinska och judiska. - Tempelberget och judar.
Find the right end to this passage. (CNN) -- Israeli-Palestinian tensions flared up again in Jerusalem on Wednesday, with police and young people clashing in one of the holiest places in Judaism and Islam, and a Palestinian motorist striking into pedestrians, killing one. The events occurred amid disturbances that were in part spurred by a day of war of words -- and sometimes stones and bullets -- over the union called Temple Mount by Jews and Haram al-Sharif, or the noble shrine, by Muslims. In the field -- the holiest place in Judaism and the third-holiest in Islam -- groups of Palestinian youths threw stones and set off fireworks against Israeli police when the site was opened to visitors, Israeli police spokeswoman Luba Samri said. Clashes injured more than 15 people, police said. Since Muslims began building on the site in the 6th century, Haram al-Sharif, now controlled by an Islamic trust, has been an almost constant source of tension between ALTERNATIVE: - CNN and Jews. Haram al-Sharif and Jews. Islam and Jews. - Israel and Jews. Jerusalem and Jews. Jews and Jews. Judaism and the Jews. - Luba Samri and Jews. Muslims and Jews. Noble Sanctuary and Jews. Palestinian and Jewish. Temple Mount and Jews.
Muslimer och judar.
Muslims and Jews.