Al-Haykal Road and Al-Aqsa in Elections

The article discusses the Israeli right's use of the Al-Aqsa Mosque as a tool in the electoral campaign, shifting the rhetoric from managing the conflict to decisively resolving it, with promises to build the Third Temple and exert full control over the site. Extreme right-wing ministers and leaders, led by Itamar Ben Gvir, have carried out unprecedented incursions and issued judicial decisions granting broad authority to the occupation police to control worshippers and restrict entry and exit. This has been accompanied by financial and political support to increase such intrusions. The electoral promises also pave the way for exploiting the site and legitimizing Jewish religious practices within Al-Aqsa, reflecting a radical shift in discourse and policies. These developments threaten the entire historical and international status of the holy sites, with assurances that the ultimate goal is to establish complete control for the construction of the so-called "Temple," turning Al-Aqsa into a tool for electoral competition amidst the declining Jordanian guardianship and increasing on-the-ground violations.

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