Occupation closes Ibrahimi Mosque for three days during Jewish holidays
The Israeli occupation forces closed the Ibrahimi Mosque (Cave of the Patriarchs) to worshippers until next Wednesday, claiming it was due to Jewish holidays. This coincided with settlers' celebrations of the Scepter and Crown (Feast of Sukkot). The mosque director, Moataz Abu Saineh, voiced his protest against the closure, considering it an provocative assault on Muslims' right to access their place of worship. Meanwhile, the forces intensified several military measures, shutting all barriers and electronic gates leading to the mosque to secure the settlers' celebrations there.
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