Coinciding with so-called Lag B'Omer Jewish celebrations, extremist settler groups break into al-Aqsa Mosque

Coinciding with so-called Lag B'Omer Jewish celebrations, extremist settler groups break into al-Aqsa Mosque

News May 19, 2022
Coinciding with so-called Lag B'Omer Jewish celebrations, extremist settler groups break into al-Aqsa Mosque
Occupied Palestine (QNN) - Dozens of heavily guarded extremist Israeli settlers broke on Thursday into the courtyards of the al-Aqsa Mosque Compound via the Maghariba gate. Local sources reported that dozens of Israeli settlers broke into the courtyards of the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in groups, and performed Talmudic rituals. The sources added that these stormings come in coincidence with the so-called Lag B'Omer Jewish celebrations. The sources indicated that Muslim worshipers and guards of the al-Aqsa mosque who were present at the mosque defended it by chants and Takbeer (saying Allah Akbar), and hampered the settlers from roaming it freely. It’s noteworthy that the al-Aqsa mosque Compound exposes on a daily basis to the storming of the Israeli settlers, at which they perform Talmudic rituals and discrete its sanctity. ‘Israel’ seeks through its storming to the al-Aqsa to devout the temporal and spatial division of the mosque and to Judaize the occupied Palestinian city of Jerusalem.

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