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Tension in Al-Aqsa: 22 Israeli Officials Signed for Friday
In Israel, 22 officials launched a signature campaign for settlers to enter Al-Aqsa Mosque on Friday. Palestinian circles in Jerusalem consider this step a dangerous escalation.
In Israel, 22 political officials started a signature campaign requesting permission for settlers to enter Al-Aqsa Mosque next Friday. The petition was delivered to Israeli police commanders, asking for Al-Aqsa to be opened to settlers on Friday.
The signatures include 19 members of parliament from the Likud party and 3 members from religious Zionist parties, as well as 9 ministers in the government. Among these figures are key individuals such as Justice Minister Yariv Levin and Defense Minister Yisrael Katz. The campaign is seen as part of the Israeli government's efforts to reinforce its sovereignty over Jerusalem.
Palestinian circles and local actors in Jerusalem view this initiative as a dangerous escalation that increases tensions in the region. Especially, opening Al-Aqsa Mosque to settlers on Friday is notable as it could be the first time since 1967.
It is noted that Netanyahu holds the authority to make a decision on this matter following the signatures. However, no official statement or definite schedule has been shared yet. These developments will closely affect the political and security environment in Jerusalem.
Official statements and details regarding implementation will become clear in the coming days. Developments in the region and possible reactions are being closely monitored by both local and international public opinion.
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