Al-Aqsa Faces Tisha B'Av Restrictions
The occupied city of Jerusalem has witnessed an escalation in the incursions by settlers into Al-Aqsa Mosque during the Jewish Feast of Sukkot. Approximately 1,500 settlers entered the mosque through the Maghareba Gate under the protection of occupation forces. Religious rituals and prayers were performed by the settlers, including Knesset members and rabbis. Additionally, occupation forces closed the mosque's gates, imposed restrictions on worshippers' entry and funeral prayers, injured a Palestinian woman at Qalandia checkpoint, and conducted arrests of several Palestinians. Furthermore, there was an expansion of a settlement outpost east of Jerusalem. This all occurs amid heightened security measures and escalating tensions in the city.
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