Settlers storm Al-Aqsa in two days
The city of Jerusalem has witnessed a significant increase in the number of settlers storming the Al-Aqsa Mosque over the course of two days, with a total of 1,678 settlers involved—an unprecedented escalation during the occasion of Yom Kippur. The incursions included public and collective Jewish rituals, with the introduction of religious tools such as tefillin and prayer books. This coincided with tightened restrictions on Palestinian access to the Old City and the mosque, alongside extensive security measures, raids, and arrests in Jerusalem’s neighborhoods. The Jerusalem Governorate warned of the increasing severity and nature of these acts within Al-Aqsa, calling for the protection of the mosque's historical and legal identity amidst the rising violations targeting the traditions and the Jordanian custodianship.
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