Jerusalem: 1,300 settlers enter Al-Aqsa
Palestinian Awqaf (Endowments) consider the storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque by settlers, which exceeded 1,300 settlers in a single day, to coincide with the anniversary of the destruction of the Temple—an attempt by the occupation forces to alter the historical and religious status quo in the region. The intrusion into Al-Aqsa led to the prevention of worshippers and the imposition of strict measures, while settlers performed Talmudic rituals and raised hymns amid a heavy presence of Israeli security forces and a gathering of extremist supporters, aiming to record record numbers during the invasions. The occupation continues to impose restrictions and escalate its actions in Jerusalem, while Palestinian institutions and international entities condemn these violations and reaffirm the Palestinians' right to protect their religious sanctities.
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