Jerusalem was never Muslim

Yes, There were Muslims in El-Quds but there were also Greek, Christians, Romans and others.
For the Jews it was always the main city of yearning and prayer. For us it was, if to be honest only another conquest.

I believe that it should be open to all religions exactly as much as I believe the great Mosques of Mecca and the chapels of the holly city of Vatican needs to be open other religions.
Jews pray facing Jerusalem.
Muslims, while during early times might have prayed towards Jerusalem, now face Mecca.
Even when we were facing Jerusalem it was most likely because of practices taken from Jewish tribes that influenced our religion tremendously.

While Jerusalem is mentioned in the Thowrah hundreds of times, very clearly and vividly, it is not mentioned even once in the Holly Qur'an. Some will say that I didn't understand that it was implied there but I tell them, why to imply a place that has such a significance in our faith?

Never in History was Jerusalem more open to so many people with different faiths like it is today under Israeli control. I can see why this bother's some Muslims, they have no value in having other than Muslims (Usually also from the same branch only) to be able to access Jerusalem.

I just don't understand how most of the world don't see the obvious.