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76 Days Without Mosque Call
The article focused on the ongoing ban by the Israeli occupation forces on calling to prayer (adhan) at the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron, which has been in effect for 78 days, starting from June 21. The measures aim to impose Israeli control over the site and alter the historical status quo of the sanctuary. Occupation authorities placed a metal roof over the mosque's yard under the pretext of maintenance, then completely halted the call to prayer despite the completion of construction work. This has resulted in a new, unprecedented situation in the history of the mosque. They also carried out restrictive actions against the mosque's director and the head of the guard department, banning their entry and deporting them from the site for more than two weeks, in an attempt to seize control of the historic call to prayer room, which dates back 400 years. As a result, the number of adhan calls has been reduced over the past two months, alongside the imposition of strict security measures, including settler invasions and Talmudic practices, all aimed at changing the status of the mosque and dividing it between Muslims and Jews. Palestinians continue to protest through legal and international channels, reaffirming their right to worship and rejecting any changes to the historical and religious reality of the mosque.
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