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The Jerusalem Municipality has confirmed that the Israeli occupation authorities continuously issue orders to ban individuals from Al-Aqsa Mosque, especially as the Jewish holiday season approaches. Since the beginning of September, they have issued 15 such orders, reflecting an escalation in these measures aimed at reducing the Palestinian presence inside the mosque and preparing the ground for settlers' incursions, as well as attempting to impose new religious realities. From the start of the year until the end of August, approximately 785 eviction orders have been documented, though the actual number is likely higher due to incomplete documentation. During the same period, settlers have stormed the mosque over 40,661 times, coinciding with the increase in eviction orders. This highlights the occupation’s clear targeting of reducing Palestinian presence and strengthening the settlers’ incursions. The municipality affirms that these policies, which are part of systematic measures undertaken over the years, worsen during the holiday season, aiming to legally and religiously alter the mosque’s identity. Increasing calls from groups advocating for the so-called “Temple Mount” to storm Al-Aqsa and perform Talmudic rituals there further oppose any attempts to change its historical and legal status.
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