UNICEF promotes desecration of Jewish holy site, cannot understand why that's bad

A Twitter thread between me and UNICEF Palestine:

#Jerusalem blanketed with #snow as winter storm hits Middle East. Photo: @Reuters#children#DomeoftheRockpic.twitter.com/vLgFo5vs2Y
— UNICEFpalestine (@UNICEFpalestine) February 20, 2015

Does @UNICEFpalestine realize that they are promoting the desecration of Judaism's holiest spot? @Reuters@jenKwatson
— ElderOfZiyon (@elderofziyon) February 22, 2015

.@UNICEFpalestine And you are happy seeing children desecrating the most sacred spot in Judaism. @CiFWatch@Reuters@jenKwatson
— ElderOfZiyon (@elderofziyon) February 22, 2015

UNICEF repeated their bewildered tweets about it merely being a photo of children playing in Jerusalem a number of times.

Does @UNICEFpalestine have a problem with this fun picture of a terrorist snowman? pic.twitter.com/lY0sAPrzuq
— ElderOfZiyon (@elderofziyon) February 22, 2015

.@UNICEFpalestine No one has a problem with children playing. The problem is WHERE they are playing, an insult to all Jews @CiFWatch
— ElderOfZiyon (@elderofziyon) February 22, 2015

At about this point, UNICEF Palestine blocked my tweets.

The idea that Jews have religious rights is utterly foreign to this UN agency - which is orders of magnitude better than many other UN agencies.

Soon afterwards, they did respond, in a manner:

@elderofziyon@CiFWatch Children were also playing in the snow at the Kotel (Western Wall). We saw a beautiful snowman there yesterday.
— UNICEFpalestine (@UNICEFpalestine) February 22, 2015

To which CiFWatch responded:

.@UNICEFpalestine@elderofziyon and by this response you expose your fundamental ignorance of Jewish history of the Temple Mount
— CiF Watch (@CiFWatch) February 22, 2015