Israeli plan to seize parts of Al-Aqsa
Nasser Al-Hudami, head of the Jerusalem-based Authority against Judaization, warned of an Israeli plan to divide the Al-Aqsa Mosque by seizing parts of it and turning them into sites for Jewish rituals, especially around the Al-Rahma Gate area, during the frequent incursions by settlers. The occupation's attempts to establish Jewish religious practices within the mosque—such as performing prayers and applause—are intensifying, aiming to impose a Jewish reality and effectively partition the mosque, similar to what happened at the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron. This is accompanied by stricter restrictions on Palestinian access, amid fears that these practices could shift from temporary incursions to permanent control over parts of Al-Aqsa, supported by political and government backing for settlement groups, with the goal of changing the historical and legal status of the mosque and threatening religious freedom.
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