Fatah website refers to the "alleged Temple"
Text posted on the website of Fatah's Information and Culture Commission
“The Wadi Hilweh neighborhood, which is the main northern entrance to the town of Silwan (i.e., a neighborhood in Jerusalem) and is adjacent to the walls of [the Old City of] Jerusalem, the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque plaza (i.e., the Temple Mount), and the Mughrabi Gate [to the Old City], stood out as a central objective of the occupation due to its historical importance and the claims of the settler and archeological associations that there are stones from the alleged Temple in this neighborhood.”
“The Wadi Hilweh neighborhood, which is the main northern entrance to the town of Silwan (i.e., a neighborhood in Jerusalem) and is adjacent to the walls of [the Old City of] Jerusalem, the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque plaza (i.e., the Temple Mount), and the Mughrabi Gate [to the Old City], stood out as a central objective of the occupation due to its historical importance and the claims of the settler and archeological associations that there are stones from the alleged Temple in this neighborhood.”