Jerusalem: 900+ settlers breach Al-Aqsa amid restrictions
A report indicates that Israeli occupation forces raided the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, bringing over 900 settlers during the "Anniversary of the Destruction of the Temple," amid heightened security measures and preventing worshippers from entering. The occupation police allowed the number of settlers to increase to around 150 during the incursions, imposed restrictions on worshippers' entry, and assaulted some by beating them. Meanwhile, the settlers carried out Talmudic rituals, intensified their worship activities, including performing the "Solomon's Surrender," and loudly reciting hymns. The occupation continues to severely restrict access to the mosque, with ongoing escalation in measures of Judaization and desecration of Al-Aqsa Mosque by settlers and extremist groups.
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