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The article concerns the warnings issued by the Jerusalem Governorate about escalating tensions and assaults at Al-Aqsa Mosque during the Jewish holiday season. There are fears that this period might be exploited to impose new measures and changes that could impact the historical and legal status of the mosque. These potential changes include repeated Jewish religious practices within the mosque courtyards, an increase in the number of intruders, public communal prayers, the introduction of religious tools, as well as restrictions on Muslim worshippers' entry and issuance of bans. The statements and events reflect an Israeli escalation, especially after declarations by Israeli officials, with the number of intruders exceeding 409 during the holiday period. This has been accompanied by strict security measures and repeated deportation decisions. The Governorate affirms its commitment to maintaining Al-Aqsa Mosque as an Islamic site and warns against attempts to turn the situation into a temporal or spatial division. It calls on Palestinians to bolster their presence to preserve its identity. The concerns are growing over the possibility that these temporary measures could become permanent, amid indications of Israel's intention to alter the status quo, which increases the likelihood of escalating tensions in the coming period.
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