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Al-Aqsa Visits by 133 Settlers Under Protection
One hundred and thirty-three settlers stormed the courtyards of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, performing Talmudic rituals and prayers under the protection of occupation forces. These incursions took place through groups entering via the Bab al-Maghariba and exiting through Bab al-Silsila. These acts of storming coincided with strict Israeli measures against Palestinians, including restrictions on entry, detention of identities, and the deportation of hundreds of worshippers. The number of settlers who have stormed the mosque continues to rise, with more than 888 settlers having done so over the past week. Palestinian calls to remain steadfast and to stay and pray within Al-Aqsa to confront Israeli escalation and violations have persisted, despite the settler groups' insistence on increasing their incursions and asserting control over the site.
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