Jerusalem Governorate warns of rising Al-Aqsa rituals
The Jerusalem Governorate warned of escalating activities by Israeli groups associated with what is called the "Temple," which organize religious rituals and prayers near the eastern wall of Al-Aqsa Mosque, close to the Mercy Gate, with the aim of establishing a new religious presence in the area. It called for an end to the repeated occurrence of these activities, which include prayers during the "Slihuth" at midnight on September 17 and another event during Yom Kippur, following similar gatherings held in August and September that involved entering the Bab al-Rahmah Cemetery and performing collective prayers. These regular activities indicate an attempt to strengthen an Israeli religious presence in the region. Meanwhile, occupation forces continue raiding the mosque with settlers, which this week took place in two sessions, with over 430 settlers involved. This reflects an escalation in efforts to change the historical and legal status of the mosque, which the governorate regards as a Muslim place of worship and calls on the international community to protect the status quo and prevent any unilateral changes.
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