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Around 6,000 settlers entered Al-Aqsa in a week
During the past week, Al-Aqsa Mosque witnessed intense incursions by more than 5,411 settlers, coinciding with the anniversary of the "Destruction of the Temple." The most significant day of invasions was Thursday, with the participation of Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and leaders of groups linked to the Temple organizations. During these incursions, settlers performed Jewish rituals, including raising flags, group dances, and wearing tefillin, all aimed at asserting control over the mosque, dividing it temporally and spatially, and establishing "Israeli sovereignty." Meanwhile, Israeli forces continued to impose restrictions on worshippers, dispersing some and closing certain doors of the mosque, as well as restricting entry to those under 80 years old. The mosque's preacher, Sheikh Ikram Sabri, stated that these practices aim to change the status quo and that all Israeli measures are contrary to international law, warning of the settlers' plan to exert full control over Al-Aqsa.
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