Over 1,059 settlers stormed Al-Aqsa in a week
Last week, more than 1,059 settlers stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem under tight protection from Israeli occupation police, marking a notable escalation in assaults and attempts to impose new facts within the mosque. The intruders conducted tours of its courtyards through the Maghareba Gate and openly performed Talmudic rituals, with the number of stormers increasing and entry times expanding. This coincides with a continued targeting of the site and a broad escalation that began in March, especially with a large-scale intrusion on July 23rd, coinciding with the anniversary of the "Destruction of the Temple," involving Israeli officials and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. Jerusalem's parties warn that these continuous stormings and attempts to change the current situation threaten the mosque's historic and legal status.
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