Settlers return to Al-Aqsa Mosque with offerings
Today, Friday, Al-Aqsa Mosque witnessed an unprecedented breach, during which nine settlers managed to enter its courtyards carrying "vegetable offerings" associated with the occasion of "the descent of the Torah." This is the first incident of its kind since the city was occupied in 1967. The intrusion occurred during the afternoon prayer time and caused a state of panic and tension among the worshippers. The guards attempted to confront them, resulting in injuries to two of the guards, while the Israeli police intervened to remove the settlers. The introduction of the vegetable offerings represents an unusual development amid calls from extremist Jewish organizations to intensify such incursions. Despite relative calm, the situation at Al-Aqsa remains tense.
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