Al-Aqsa Tensions and Judaization Concerns
Al-Quds International Foundation considers the extensive storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque by settlers recently to be a serious escalation that threatens to impose new Judaizing realities, especially with the Jewish holidays approaching in September and October. The report reveals unprecedented steps aimed at changing the legal and historical status quo of the mosque, including imposing temporal and spatial division, establishing a canopy within the courtyards for the first time since Jerusalem's occupation in 1967, and increasing collective Torah rituals inside the mosque. The procedures also involve restricting the functioning of the Islamic Endowment Department and undermining its role, which could lead to the end of the current administrative arrangements governing Al-Aqsa since the Ottoman era. The occupation seeks to solidify its control over the mosque and has called for urgent Arab and Islamic action to protect its Islamic identity and restore its legal and historical status.
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