Settlers conduct Talmudic rites near Al-Aqsa
Extremist settlers conducted Talmudic rituals this Thursday morning at the eastern side of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, accompanied by Israeli occupation police and special forces. These practices are part of ongoing escalation against the mosque and other Islamic holy sites in Jerusalem. Dozens of settlers stormed the mosque through the Bab al-Magharibah gate, touring its courtyards along designated paths amid a heavy presence of occupation forces. The incursions included provocative tours and the performance of Talmudic rituals under police protection. Last August, Jerusalem Governorate recorded 5,209 settlers entering the mosque, including 751 in a single day, with provocative acts such as biblical prostrations and communal prayers—part of attempts to impose Israeli sovereignty over the mosque. There are ongoing calls to intensify these incursions.
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