Occupation shuts Al-Ibrahimi Mosque
The Israeli occupation forces detained the Ibrahimi Mosque in the city of Hebron, closed its doors to Muslim worshippers, and expelled the employees and caretakers. This step is considered an attack on the sanctity of Islamic holy sites and an expression of policy aimed at Judaizing and tightening control, with the goal of establishing full dominance over the place and dividing it temporarily and spatially. The Palestinian Ministry of Awqaf condemned this action, viewing it as a violation of the rights to worship and traditional practices, warning of the repercussions of repeating such violations. It called on the international community and human rights organizations to intervene and halt Israeli policies that offend Muslim sentiments. Additionally, occupation forces fired at two young men at the northern entrance to Hebron in an attempt to arrest them, resulting in one of them being injured and falling. There was a large deployment of forces and the complete closure of the area.
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