Al-Aqsa and Ibrahimi Mosque Incursions
During September of the past year, Palestine experienced a surge in Israeli violations. Occupation forces and settlers carried out 26 invasions of Al-Aqsa Mosque. Attacks also extended to the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron, where worshippers were forced to stop the call to prayer 150 times. Palestinian authorities completely closed the Ibrahimi Mosque for six days during the month. Talmudic practices within the courtyards of Al-Aqsa increased, including open prayers and blowing of horns, along with repeated incursions by the Maasara and restrictions on worshippers. The eastern gate of the Ibrahimi Mosque has remained closed since the beginning of 2025. Violent acts also included the burning of the Imad al-Din Zanki Mosque in Nablus and the destruction of the Daisat prayer hall. Calls for opening Al-Aqsa to settlers have been rising, reflecting an escalation in the occupation authorities' policies towards the holy sites.
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