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Al-Aqsa prayer under police protection
Settler groups are intensifying their incursions and Talmudic rituals in the eastern part of the Al-Aqsa Mosque at the beginning of each Hebrew month, under the protection of Israeli occupation police. These practices include collective prayers, hymns, epic prostrations, circular dances, and the introduction of Jewish religious tools and garments. Meanwhile, police impose restrictions on Muslim access and tighten their procedures inside the mosque, threatening to turn the area into a space solely for settlers' rituals and reducing Muslims' ability to reach it. Jerusalemite sources warn that systematic repetition of these rituals could lead to a change in the identity of Al-Aqsa Mosque, enforce spatial and temporal divisions within it, and escalate tensions while undermining the historical and legal status of the site.
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