Israeli Moves and Rituals at Al-Aqsa

Approximately 100 Israeli settlers stormed the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque through the Maghareba Gate under strict protection from occupation forces. The invasions were concentrated in the eastern area and were accompanied by the performance of Jewish rituals and silent prayers. The occupation forces implemented tightened security measures, detained the worshippers’ IDs, and forced shops in the Qatannan Market to close in an attempt to restrict Palestinian access. During the last holiday season, more than 11,400 settlers entered the mosque, including over 9,100 during the Feast of Tabernacles. These entries involved the practice of religious rituals and Jewish manipulations, amid a rise in violations and desecrations documented by the "Ma’at" Center. This was accompanied by targeting worshippers and an escalation of activities by groups such as "Temple Mount," which aim to establish Jewish sovereignty over the site.

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