240 settlers enter Al-Aqsa during Hebrew New Year
Hundreds of settlers stormed, aiming to commemorate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, the Al-Aqsa Mosque through the Maghariba Gate under tight protection from Israeli occupation forces. The number of intruders exceeded 240 settlers, some of whom performed Talmudic rituals and ceremonies. The incursions mainly focused on carrying out Talmudic rituals, singing, and dancing, amid escalating occupation measures such as detaining worshippers' identities and implementing expulsion procedures. These actions coincided with calls from extremist groups advocating for further provocation and enhanced control over the mosque during the Jewish holidays. The escalation reflects increasing violations and the imposition of Judaization facts on the ground, alongside Palestinian calls to intensify guarding the mosque and reject repeated attempts to impose new realities at Al-Aqsa.
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