Palestinian Channels Report Over 8,000 Settlers Visited Al-Aqsa Mosque Complex
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
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- Over 8,000 Israeli settlers visited Al-Aqsa Mosque complex last week.
- Palestinian media outlets provided daily visitor counts.
- Wednesday saw the highest number of settler visits at 2,468.
- The visits occurred over a five-day period.
Palestinian media outlets reported that more than 8,000 Israeli settlers entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex in Jerusalem during the past week. The reports detailed daily figures, indicating a significant increase in visits. On Sunday, 1,500 individuals visited, followed by 1,731 on Monday, 1,462 on Tuesday, a peak of 2,468 on Wednesday, and 1,195 on Thursday. The total number of visitors over the five days reached 8,356.
These visits to the holy site, which is revered by Jews as the Temple Mount and by Muslims as Haram al-Sharif, often lead to heightened tensions. The figures provided by Palestinian channels suggest a substantial influx of Jewish visitors during the specified period.
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