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Occupied Jerusalem, April 06 (QNA) – Israeli occupation authorities continued closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque for the 38th consecutive day, preventing worshipers from accessing the site amid heightened security measures and a tight siege imposed on Jerusalem’s Old City and the mosque’s entrances.
Israeli occupation forces turned the Old City and its surroundings into a military zone, erecting metal barriers and barring Palestinians from entering except for residents, while allowing settlers free movement, as a clear policy of discrimination and an imposed imbalance in the city.
The prolonged closure sparked a wave of widespread Palestinian anger, with growing calls to head toward the closest accessible points and perform prayers there in defiance of the Israeli restrictions. (QNA)
