Jerusalem warns of efforts to create new Jewish outpost near Al-Aqsa
The Jerusalem Governorate warned of attempts by Jewish groups to establish a new religious foothold near Al-Aqsa Mosque, especially through repeated rituals and prayers at the Bab al-Rahma Cemetery adjacent to the eastern wall, with the aim of turning the site into a recurring Jewish prayer point. It confirmed that these movements are part of an organized plan intended to alter the religious identity of the area and to establish a permanent Jewish presence, which threatens the Islamic character of Al-Aqsa Mosque and endangers the city's historical and legal status. The statement also noted that such actions represent an initial step toward imposing a new Jewish religious reality around Al-Aqsa, a situation that must be confronted to preserve the mosque's religious identity and Islamic significance.
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