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Holiday period sees Torah rituals at Al-Aqsa
During the Jewish holiday season, the Al-Aqsa Mosque experienced an escalation in assaults, including the entry of settlers and the performance of Talmudic rituals inside the mosque. These activities included blowing the shofar thirty times in September 2026, as well as rituals associated with the Sukkot holiday, such as the planting of divine (vegetal) sacrifices and the "Hallel" ceremony. The "Third Temple" groups are seeking to impose Jewish rituals that parallel the Islamic identity, with efforts to expand rituals like the grand prostration and the priestly blessing, as well as facilitating daily prayers by distributing prayer books and religious clothing. These steps aim to gradually transform the mosque into a Jewish religious site, with overlapping spatial and structural changes.
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