UFO seen over Jerusalem updated with translation?!?!

I don't know what to think about and I don't find more information, Ariel.


Allnewsweb | January 29, 2011 | 283 likes, 26 dislikes

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Two witnesses who happened to be at the Armon Hanatziv panoramic lookout over Mount Zion and the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, Israel at 1am managed to film what might be one of the most interesting UFO clips ever captured (see video below). The sighting took place only yesterday on the morning of the 28th of January.
The men notice the large ball shaped UFO suspended in the night sky and begin to film. At a little after one minute into the clip the UFO descends almost to ground level directly over the Temple Mount. The craft hovers there for a short while and then flickers and shoots upwards at an incredible speed, to the shock of the witnesses.

Source: Eli Gael
www.youtube.com/eligael
Jerusalem

SaoMiva | December 21, 2010 | 29 likes, 6 dislikes

This strange ball of light was caught on tape by a tourist visiting the Wailing or crying Wall in Jerusalem, Israel. On the same day this film was taken, an israeli jet shot down a so called UFO over a Nuclear facility in the desert. Whatever this was, it was not of this world.

First Time? UFO 'Sighted' Over Temple Mount

by Hillel Fendel

At least three videos taken simultaneously appear to show an unidentified flying lighted object - a UFO, in common parlance - hovering directly over the Temple Mount late this past Thursday night. 

One video was apparently taken by a tourist from the United States, from within or very near to the Old City, and the others were taken by Israelis at the Haas Promenade, less than three kilometers away. The videos have been posted on Youtube, including a video that features two of them synchronized into one.

Taken around 1 AM Friday morning, the videos show a ball of light dropping towards the Dome of the Rock, remaining there for about 24 seconds, and then suddenly shooting up and away. The first video shows the light revolving around itself, and then shooting upward with no accompanying flash of light. The other videos show the light higher in the sky for an undetermined period, then floating downwards relatively quickly, and then soaring upwards immediately after a light flash.

No official explanation for the phenomenon, if it actually occurred, has been advanced. Some observers have noted that though the videos appear to show the same thing from different angles, the fact that other lights in the scenes are not twinkling, nor do other things appear to be moving, indicate that the "UFO" was artificially introduced into what is actually a still shot of the Jerusalem night scene. Others are convinced that the videos are accurate. 

A fourth video was later added, adding to both sides' certainty of their different viewpoints.

 

Official alleged UFO sightings over Jerusalem have been very rare, if any.
 

Instructions as to how to create a light ball effect on a video can be seen here. 

(IsraelNationalNews.com)