As 200 Jews Assault Al-Aqsa Mosque Ahead of Talmudic Celebration

Al-Quds, MINA – Israeli Agriculture Minister Uri Ariel and ultra-right Orthodox Zionist monk, Judah Glick led a large-scale invasion toward Al-Aqsa Mosque along with a number of extremist Jewish settler groups to mark the begin of Talmud ritual.

According to the Palestinian Information Center (Palinfo) on Monday, September 30 from Al-Quds sources, as 200 Jews settlers assault Al-Aqsa Mosque and will continue to increase. They came from the gate of Al-Mugaribah with the guard of Israeli forces.

On the other hand, Israeli Forces have tightened the visit of Muslim worshipers and forbade them from approaching the places of Jewish settlers’ worship.

They established military checkpoints in the Old City of Al-Quds and mobilized its members on the roads to Al-Aqsa.

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In this context, an Al-Quds source said that thousands of Jewish settlers would perform the ritual of Talmud worship near the walls of Al-Buraq, which is located on the west of Al-Aqsa Mosque.

A number of pro-temple groups also called for massive mobilization ahead of the commemoration of Hebrew New Year which will be followed by dozens of Jewish rabbis and members of temple’s senior group and a number of Israeli government officials.

Meanwhile, Chairman of Islamic High Committee in the city of Al-Quds as well as the Khatib of Al-Aqsa Mosque, Sheikh Ikrima Sabri condemned the invasion.

“These raids were carried out continuously without stopping, especially during the Jewish holidays,” he said.

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He stressed the importance of pilgrims’ attendance coming to Al-Aqsa Mosque at all times to prosper and protect it from Israeli Zionist attacks.

The Ministry of Awqaf and Religious Affairs in Gaza called on Palestinians in the West Bank, Al-Quds, and other Palestinian territories to come at Al-Aqsa to prevent Jewish settlers and “Temple” groups from carrying out vandalism. (T /Sj/P2)

Mi’raj News Agency (MINA)