Jonathan bin Israel, one of the leaders of the alleged "Temple Group", today led dozens of settlers in their incursions into the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, under heavy guard from the occupation police and his heavily armed special forces.
The Islamic Waqfs in Jerusalem said that the settlers wandered in the same daily path as the settlement groups and these purists who follow the alleged "temple groups" from the Mugrabi Gate to the courtyard of the tribal mosque and the highest Marwani Chapel to the eastern region of the mosque, passing through the north of the Dome of the Rock, the door of the Majlis, From it to the iron and chain door.
The Islamic Endowments added that the incursions in the morning period were attended by 91 settlers and 60 of those classified by the Israeli police as part of Israeli tourism for non-Muslims.
The Islamic Endowments confirmed that 24 settlers and 35 Israeli tourists participated in the second period of incursions after the noon prayers today, accompanied by the occupation police, special forces and guides.
According to eyewitnesses, the occupation police continue to impose a form of prohibition and prevent worshipers from approaching the door of mercy and the chapel in it, while one of the Israeli police soldiers said that this area is a "closed military".
Worshipers believe that settlers deliberately stand in the prayer hall, the Gate of Mercy, and the eastern corridors close to it, and between the walls of the mosque with the Bab al-Rahma cemetery, and some of them perform Talmudic rituals, during their storming of the mosque in groups, especially the followers of "Youth for the Temple", a large part of whom belong to groups. Religious parties are motivated by political and religious goals to do so for a wage, and within a job, according to the publications of those groups.
Settler websites and Facebook revealed to the alleged "Temple Groups" that, since the beginning of this year, groups of settlers and students of Jewish religious institutes have been hired and assigned to collect money, recruit elements, and promote incursions in exchange for an amount for each student or settler who comes with the aim of the daily incursions into the Al-Aqsa Mosque to be placed In a box managed by the godfather of intrusions and settlement, the ultra-Orthodox Rabbi Yehuda Glick.
According to the page "Youth and Women for the Temple" in a post last Tuesday, the aim of the campaign, donations and the campaign to promote the incursions is to restore control of Al-Aqsa Mosque and change the reality in it, to serve the Israeli official and religious vision and narration.
The occupation police and its special forces continue to impose their restrictions on worshipers entering the mosque during the incursions carried out by settlement and religious groups, at the main doors of the Al-Aqsa Mosque and checking their identities, and some are detained at its external gates to force the worshipers to return from the same doors from which they entered to detain and arrest all those who object to The settlers´ provocations and practices that affect the sanctity and sanctity of the mosque during their tours.
