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Al-Aqsa Storming Risks Resurface
The article addresses the tension and anticipation surrounding the decision to open the Al-Aqsa Mosque to settler incursions on Saturdays, a topic that sparks widespread debate within Israel. The deadline set by the Israeli Supreme Court for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to respond to a request from the Temple organizations to open Al-Aqsa has expired, amid concerns that such a decision could strip Muslims of the right to enter in order to preserve the mosque's sanctity and could turn Saturday into a holy day for settlers. This risks undermining the mosque's status and increasing regional tensions. The article emphasizes that the government's stance is fluctuating between support from the National Security Minister, who advocates for opening Al-Aqsa to settlers, and Netanyahu's opposition, who has yet to respond and has faced a symbolic fine. Heightened propaganda and religious campaigns are intensifying attempts to prepare public opinion in Israel for this move, which could lead to fundamental changes in how prayer and access to the mosque are managed.
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