vehicle was injured.

“I was saved from rock-throwing,” Glick wrote on his Facebook page. “One of the rocks smashed the side window, and I was lucky that the righteous Rabbi Re’am HaCohen was the driver. By his merit, the only damage was to the body of the car.”

“Blessed is He who has not taken away His loving kindness from me for even a minute,” wrote Glick.

Glick, chairman of the Temple Mount Heritage Foundation, appeared in the WND Films documentary “End Times Eyewitness,” directed by Joel Richardson.

Last year, Glick was shot in front of the Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem after giving a speech about the Temple Mount.

Israeli security forces killed the shooter of Glick, identified as 32-year-old Islamic Jihad member Moataz Hejazi, a worker at the Begin center’s restaurant.

Hejazicompleted his shift work before attempting to assassinate Glick from a motorbike and then fled the scene.

Knesset Member Moshe Feiglin witnessed the shooting.

“The attempted murderer turned to him and confirmed in Hebrew, in a heavy Arabic accent, that it was Yehuda,” Feiglin told reporters.

Feiglin said that at the time of the shooting, Glick was loading equipment into his car after the Temple Mount conference.

Glick later reportedly told a rabbi that before shooting him, Hejazi first apologized, saying: “I’m very sorry, but you’re an enemy of Al-Aqsa, I have to.”

Glick has been recovering quickly after undergoing several surgeries and spending several months inside a hospital.

Temple Mount and ‘wave of terror’

The Temple Mount and Al-Aqsa Mosque have been central themes in the current so-called Palestinian wave of terror, specifically the