Why Is Today's Storming of Al-Aqsa Most Intense
The storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque today is the most intense since 1967, carried out by settlers accompanied by Israeli officials, including National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir. The assault involved imposing strict restrictions on Muslim worshipers, preventing those under 80 years old from entering, and limiting their movements within the mosque. There was a focus on clearing the courtyards of Muslim worshipers and implementing intensive Judaization measures. The raid featured public Jewish rituals, the raising of Israeli flags, and violations of various rules governing the mosque, all aimed at reinforcing Israeli control over the site. This is part of a plan to Judaize and potentially divide the mosque in the future, with expectations of attempts to gain full control before the holiday season. Today marked a record number of intruders, with 4,288 settlers, indicating a serious escalation in policies of Judaization and transforming Al-Aqsa into a fully Jewish space.
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