Controversy again by Ben Ghafir for the month of Ramadan
The minister of internal security of the Zionist regime asked the cabinet to prohibit the entry of Palestinians to Al-Aqsa Mosque during the holy month of Ramadan. |
Network 12 of the Zionist regime revealed that Itamar Ben Ghafir, the Minister of Internal Security of the Zionists, asked the cabinet to prevent the entry of Palestinians from the West Bank into Al-Aqsa Mosque during the month of Ramadan, which will begin soon. prevent.
According to the Arabic Post report, this channel reported that Ben Ghafir has asked the Zionist cabinet to prevent Palestinians under the age of 70 from entering Al-Aqsa Mosque “completely” from the West Bank.
Meanwhile, the Zionist army and the Shin Bet (the internal security service of the Zionist regime) warned that Ben Ghafir’s policy will lead to the flare-up of conflicts in all regions and turn Al-Aqsa Mosque into a place for Palestinian unity.
Zionist Channel 12 announced that early next week, a heated discussion will be held at the Cabinet of Ministers meeting regarding the entry of Palestinians into Al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan.
According to the same source, the Israeli army and the Shin Bet have requested that the age of entry of Palestinians from the West Bank to the Al-Aqsa Mosque be set at 45 years and above, and on the other hand, the Israeli police demand that people over 60 years of age be allowed to enter the Al-Aqsa Mosque. has been
Since the beginning of the war, the Zionist regime police have imposed restrictions on the entry of Palestinian worshipers from all regions to Al-Aqsa Mosque, especially on Fridays.
At the beginning of Friday, about 25,000 Palestinian worshipers were able to reach Al-Aqsa Mosque in East Jerusalem to offer Friday prayers despite the restrictions of the Zionist regime.
An official of the Islamic Endowment Department in Jerusalem told Anadolu Agency that this is the largest number of worshipers who have been able to pray in this mosque since the beginning of the war in the Gaza Strip on October 7. Until last Friday, only about 5,000 people could pray every Friday, but this number increased to 12,000 last Friday.
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