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شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
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Since June 21, the Israeli occupation authorities have continued to prevent the call to prayer at Al-Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron for the 70th consecutive day, citing maintenance work in the section under their control. This ban has affected over 350 call to prayer times and is considered a violation of the sanctity of the mosque and the freedom of worship, as security personnel continue to target mosque staff and prohibit the director and the head of the watchmen from entering, along with restricting their movement. In a related context, Hamas condemned the settlers' attack on Nour al-Din Zanqi Mosque in Nablus, where they set fire to parts of the mosque, threw incendiary materials, and defaced it with racist graffiti. This escalation of attacks on holy sites threatens to increase popular anger, with approximately 11 mosques targeted by arson since the beginning of the year.
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