More than 160 Jewish settlers stormed the courtyards of the Holy Al-Aqsa Mosque in the occupied city of Jerusalem on Thursday morning, on the side of the "Bab al-Maghrib" which has been under occupation since 1967.
Our correspondent said that the occupation police and their armed special forces have been fully protected by dozens of settlers since the hours of this morning as they stormed al-Aqsa´s courtyards.
According to sources at the Al-Quds Endowments, 87 Settlers and 79 Jewish students have stormed the al-Aqsa Mosque since this morning.
The sources noted that the settlers wandered into al-Aqsa´s courtyards and received explanations about the "so-called temple", and some of them tried to perform Talmudic rituals in the squares.
The occupation police allow Jewish extremists to storm al-Aqsa on two periods, the first from 7:30 a.m. and lasting about 4 hours (morning) and the second starting after noon prayers and continuing for an hour and a half (evening).
Extremists usually break into al-Aqsa´s courtyards on the one hand and march on paths and organize lullaby tours inside it to the exit area of Bab al-Sa´idah, which is usually witnessed by provocations by Muslim worshippers and attacks.
