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Palestinians and settlers at Al-Aqsa
The article highlights the comprehensive Israeli occupation policy that has led to an almost complete absence of the steadfast worshippers from Al-Aqsa Mosque over the past three years. During some days, the number of Muslims inside the mosque did not exceed fifty, compared to hundreds of settlers storming it under police protection. Repressive measures began in 2015 with the ban on the Islamic Movement and the classification of "the steadfast worshippers" as a banned organization. These actions evolved to include targeting individuals and detaining visitors holding foreign passports, especially since 2022. Following the Gaza war in 2023, restrictions increased, with the police gaining the authority to issue six-month ban orders without approval, aiming to establish a temporal division of the mosque. The researcher affirms that steadfastness is a social current that cannot be eliminated through force, amid escalating risks of dividing Al-Aqsa both temporally and physically.
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