Jerusalem shuts roads before Yom Kippur
Jerusalem has experienced an escalation in Israeli military measures, including the closure of entrances and roads within the city and surrounding areas. This coincided with extensive incursions into Al-Aqsa Mosque involving 992 settlers, including Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, who performed Talmudic rituals and prayers associated with Yom Kippur. Additionally, in the southern village of Umm Tuba and neighboring areas, there were reports of vandalized Palestinian vehicles. The forces imposed restrictions on Palestinian movement, firing tear gas and deploying heightened security patrols. According to sources, settlers conducted tours in Wadi Hulwa neighborhood and inside the mosque. Furthermore, the occupation authorities issued a decision to ban Palestinian woman Salwa Abu Lubhda from Al-Aqsa for six months, in an attempt to impose further restrictions on the eve of the Jewish holiday season.
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