Al-Aqsa assaults surge in September
The Al-Aqsa Mosque experienced an escalation in settler incursions during the third quarter of this year, with the number of settlers entering reaching 27,830, according to the Jerusalem Governorate's report. In September, there was a rise in these incursions, with 12,776 settlers entering over 22 days, in addition to 5,472 tourists, bringing the total to 18,248 people. This increase was particularly noticeable as the Jewish Feast of Sukkot approached, with the highest daily number reaching 2,474 settlers on September 30. Accompanying these incursions were public religious practices within the mosque, including communal prayers and Talmudic rituals, under the protection of Israeli occupation forces, while Israeli figures participated in the incursions. This escalation was followed by measures against Jerusalem residents, including expulsions, arrests, and confiscations, amid ongoing restrictions on Palestinians' entry to the mosque and rising tensions in the city.
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