Changes at Hebron's Ibrahimi Mosque

In recent weeks, Israel has shifted from issuing decisions on paper to implementing on-the-ground changes in the city of Hebron, where planning and building authority has been withdrawn from the city municipality. Construction has begun on the roofing of the Ibrahimi Mosque, and the approval has been given to build the first Jewish religious building inside the city without the municipality's consent. These steps are part of a broader effort to diminish the Palestinian role in managing the city and to impose a Judaization reality, reflecting an escalation in settlement and Judaization policies in a site considered one of the holiest Islamic areas in Palestine. These measures have raised Palestinian concerns about attempts to alter the historical and legal status of the site.

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