Jerusalem Governorship Announces Al-Aqsa Removal Decisions Before Jewish Holidays

In the written statement made by the Jerusalem Governorship, information was given regarding the decisions to remove people from Al-Aqsa.

Accordingly, Israeli authorities issued 17 suspension orders in July, 6 in August and 15 in the first week of September.

While 785 restraining orders were issued from the beginning of the year to the end of August, this number increased to 800 with the data of September.

With the approach of Jewish holidays, there has been an increase in restraining orders

It was noted that the suspension decisions in question were taken in line with a systematic policy aimed at reducing the number of Palestinians in Aqsa due to the upcoming Jewish holidays.

It was reported that by reducing the number of Palestinians, the ground was prepared for the raids of the Israelis, who usurped the Palestinians' lands, in Al-Aqsa and the imposition of a new de facto situation.

In the statement, it was stated that Masjid al-Aqsa was raided by 40 thousand 661 Israelis until the end of August, and that in response to this increase in the number of raids, the restraining orders against Palestinians also increased.

In the statement, it was stated that the Jews will celebrate the holidays of Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement - September 21), "Feast of Tabernacles - September 26 - October 2) and Simhat Tora (October 3-4), starting from "Rosh Hashanah" (September 12-13), known as the religious New Year holiday, and warned that raids on Aksa may increase during this period.