Hikest groups plan major Al-Aqsa attack
The article discusses the escalating plans by extremist "Temple" organizations to carry out a mass assault on the Al-Aqsa Mosque during the anniversary of the Temple's destruction, scheduled for next Thursday. They aim to set a new record in the number of intruders, exceeding 4,000 individuals, with the goal of institutionalizing the division of time and space within the mosque. It highlights that annual incursions have shown a gradual increase, with the number rising from approximately 2,200 in 2022 to 4,000 in 2025, amid indications of large mobilizations in early August, when 677 settlers entered the mosque on July 15th. The authorities link this escalation both on the ground and politically, including a Knesset conference calling for a change in the legal and historical status of the mosque, along with the "Temple" organizations’ allegiance to efforts to impose Israeli sovereignty over it. These are considered international legal violations and UN resolutions reaffirming that Al-Aqsa is a purely Islamic place of worship. The article also notes calls for organizing a sovereignty march in Jerusalem to attempt to impose new colonial features around the mosque, stressing that any Israeli action that alters its identity or legal status is invalid.
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