Ben Gvir's Al-Aqsa Visit Condemned
The article included a broad condemnation of the Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir and settlers storming the Al-Aqsa Mosque, during which they performed Talmudic rituals in its eastern area under the protection of occupation forces, amidst rising tensions in Jerusalem and the West Bank. Official Arab states such as Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Qatar emphasized that this storming constitutes a blatant violation of the mosque and the Al-Aqsa Sanctuary, and threatens regional stability. Jordan also warned against attempts to impose new facts on the ground and to divide the site, reaffirming that the Palestinian Awqaf Department is the sole authorized authority to manage it. The report noted that approximately 796 settlers stormed the Al-Aqsa yards, while confrontations and assaults occurred in the area, causing damage to shops. Meanwhile, the ban on loudspeakers for the call to prayer in the Ibrahimi Mosque has persisted for 90 days. These escalations are part of efforts by Jewish groups to impose their rituals ahead of Yom Kippur, with ongoing field actions that threaten the security situation and stability in the region.
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