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Over 9,000 settlers enter Al-Aqsa during Feast
During the Jewish “Sukkot” Feast Days, Al-Aqsa Mosque experienced extensive incursions involving 9,123 settlers, including ministers from the occupation government, members of the Knesset, and rabbis. These incursions took place amidst heightened security measures and repressive restrictions aimed at preventing Palestinian worshippers from entering. The invasions included provocative rituals such as dancing and singing, the raising of the occupation flag in front of the Dome of the Rock, as well as Jewish rituals, the introduction of vegetarian offerings, and the recitation of Talmudic prayers. These attacks continued alongside increased Israeli escalation in the West Bank, where September recorded 2,051 assaults by the army and settlers. Additionally, there has been intensified repression of genuine Muslim worshippers’ access to the mosque and restrictions on media coverage in the area.
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