Settlers enter Al-Aqsa Mosque with Israeli forces
The Al-Aqsa Mosque was stormed by dozens of settlers from the Maghribi Gate, under the protection of Israeli occupation forces. They wore Jewish prayer shawls and covered their heads, as part of attempts to impose Jewish religious practices inside the mosque. These phenomena are part of rituals carried out by groups associated with the so-called "Temple" movement, with the aim of changing the Islamic identity of the mosque and treating it as a Jewish place of worship. This poses a threat to its legal and historical status quo. In September, the Palestinian Ministry of Endowments recorded 26 incursions into Al-Aqsa Mosque. Additionally, Israeli authorities prevented the call to prayer (adhan) at the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron 150 times and closed it for six days, citing Jewish holidays — a clear escalation in their violations regarding the holy sites.
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