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Israeli Policy Shift on Al-Aqsa
Researcher Walaa Abdel Al-Mordy confirmed that the structural shift in Israel's policies toward Al-Aqsa Mosque goes beyond seasonal escalation and is connected to a premeditated plan in agreement with extremist Jewish religious groups. The Israeli government has shifted the management of the issue from security measures to a political approach aimed at redefining sovereignty over the Holy Sanctuary, with the role concentrated mainly on Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir, who seeks to support the "Temple Mount" project and link the incursions into Al-Aqsa to the concept of Israeli sovereignty. The official discourse used by Ben-Gvir promotes Israeli control over Al-Aqsa, despite reservations from some coalition forces; it is also linked to regional positions and the ongoing war on Gaza, reflecting a comprehensive ideological and political plan to impose the status quo, gradually altering the historical and legal status of the mosque. The researcher warns that continuing this approach threatens regional stability, with increasing risks of an eruption of violence at Al-Aqsa Mosque.
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