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Last July, there was a rise in Israeli violations against Islamic holy sites in Palestine. The Palestinian Ministry of Awqaf recorded 27 incursions into the Al-Aqsa Mosque, including widespread breaches accompanied by Israeli officials and settlement organizations that continue to call for changing the "status quo" and establishing what they call the "Temple" in place of the mosque. Additionally, the Israeli authorities prevented the call to prayer (adhan) at the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron 155 times, during which more than 195 soldiers stormed the shrine, closed the eastern gate, and ongoing assaults targeted other mosques in the West Bank. This includes the burning of three mosques and the destruction of facilities at Omar ibn Al-Khattab Mosque. These violations form part of broader practices that include arrests and increased settlement expansion, aiming to impose permanent changes to the historical and legal status of the religious sites. Such actions threaten Israel's annexation of the West Bank and contribute to escalating tensions in the region.
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