Occupation closes Ibrahimi Mosque for Jewish holidays
Reports indicate that the Israeli occupation authorities have closed the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron to Muslims, in line with measures to secure the celebrations of the settlers' Jewish holiday, "Rosh Hashanah." Since the beginning of the month, the forces have closed roads and entrances, imposed a curfew on the surrounding neighborhoods, raised Israeli flags and lighting, and settlers have celebrated inside the sanctuary by performing rituals, raising flags, and holding ceremonies. Meanwhile, the authorities continue to judaize the site through alterations to its features, preventing the call to prayer (adhan), and interfering in the control area, all aimed at asserting Israeli dominance over the location and enforcing the ongoing Israeli rule established since 1994, with a division of 63% for Jews and 37% for Muslims.
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