Al-Aqsa assaults and Ibrahimi Mosque disruptions in September
During September, Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Ibrahimi Mosque experienced a rise in Israeli violations, which included 26 incursions by occupation forces and settlers. Additionally, the call to prayer was prevented 150 times within the Ibrahimi Mosque, and it was closed for six days during Jewish holidays. Calls to open Al-Aqsa to settlers and allow Talmudic rituals also increased. At the same time, attacks on other mosques in the West Bank were condemned, such as the burning of the Emad al-Din Zanki Mosque and assaults on the Madama Mosque, as well as the demolition of the Dhaisat prayer hall. These violations are part of a continuous escalation since the beginning of the year, aimed at changing the status quo of the holy sites and imposing new facts that undermine the Palestinian religious atmosphere.
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