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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
Rabbi Glick and the Murabitun at Al-Aqsa
The article discusses the escalation of Israeli occupation attacks on Al-Aqsa Mosque over the past three years, especially following the start of the genocide war in Gaza in 2023. During this period, severe restrictions have been imposed on the movement of activists and prayers inside the mosque, and the number of Jerusalemites who can remain there has become extremely limited, with hundreds of settlers under the protection of occupation forces. The text explains that since the beginning of the activism movement about twenty years ago, Israel has designated it as a banned organization and imposed strict restrictions aimed at disabling its role in protecting the mosque. This was particularly evident after the escalation of assaults, and occupation tools specifically targeted activists who played a key role in defending the mosque and preventing settlement and division. It is observed that recent measures have increased restrictions to unprecedented levels, including the issuance of random entry bans without clear justification, often incited by extremist figures. This has resulted in a significant reduction of activists inside the mosque. As tensions escalate, Israel continues its attempts to solidify a temporal division of the mosque and to allow its forces to unilaterally impose control—an effort to impose the status quo and diminish the role of activists in resisting Israeli policies at Al-Aqsa.
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