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Israeli plan to control large part of Al-Aqsa
Jerusalem and human rights warnings reveal Israeli plans aimed at changing the historical and legal status quo of Al-Aqsa Mosque. These plans involve imposing security control over vast parts of the mosque and partitioning it physically. The current schemes include transforming the eastern area, including the Bab al-Rahmah Prayer Hall and surrounding courtyards, into restricted zones managed security-wise by the occupation, with the goal of reducing the role of Islamic Waqf and marginalizing the Hashemite guardianship over the holy sites. It is expected that Israeli control will extend to approximately 70% of the mosque's total area of 144 dunams, similar to what happened at Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron. These measures are part of long-standing strategies that began after the occupation of East Jerusalem in 1967 and are currently intensifying in an attempt to dismantle the mosque's geographical and administrative unity, jeopardizing its identity and increasing the risks of altering its historical and legal status.
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