Dispute disrupts reopening of revered Jerusalem archaeological site A dispute over access disrupts the reopening of a revered archaeological site in the heart of Jerusalem reopened by its owner, France, after having kept it closed since 2010. Around 15 people who had pre-registered online as required were allowed to visit, but a group of more than a dozen ultra-Orthodox Jews who consider the site holy pressed to enter and pray there despite not having followed procedures. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES