75 Days Without Call to Prayer at Ibrahimi Mosque

Israeli occupation forces continue to tighten their grip on Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron, having prevented the call to prayer for the 75th consecutive time, and carried out work on its roof that constitutes an encroachment on the jurisdiction of the Palestinian Awqaf (Endowments) and authorities. This ban represents a dangerous precedent, reflecting the occupation's intention to change the religious and historical identity of the site. Palestinians face restrictions on movement through numerous military checkpoints and forced settler measures within the sanctuary. Palestinian officials confirmed that these policies aim to depopulate the sanctuary of its Islamic and historical references, amid ongoing construction and settlement expansion within the area. Meanwhile, the occupation continues to reinforce its control over the site and persistently suppresses the call to prayer.

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