The demonstration came five days after 90 women reported being robbed, threatened or sexually molested at the New Year's celebrations outside Cologne's cathedral by young, mostly drunk men.

"We invited Breaking Silence to the discussion and time and again there was no response," committee chairman MK Ya’acov Margi (Shas) said in the opening remarks.

Although the fire did not cause serious damage, the crime rattled the church and drew swift condemnation from Israeli politicians and religious leaders from around the world.

The conditions are expected to include issues of law enforcement and compliance with building regulations, Channel 2 reported on Monday evening.

Palestinian terrorists have perpetrated a number of attacks against the security forces in and around the Hebron area, particularly at checkpoints.

Police Commissioner Insp.-Gen. Roni Alsheich ordered the deployment of large numbers of police to the towns bordering the Green Line.

MK Zohar said that he had “decided to accede to Netanyahu’s request” and withdrew the bill from the agenda “following the prime minister’s request and that of our important coalition partner Kulanu.”

According to the report, each of the minors covered their faces with their shirts, donned gloves and armed themselves with iron rods with sharp knife-like objects on the tips.