Ibrahimi Mosque prayer banned 90 days

The Israeli occupation authorities continue to close the Ibrahimi Mosque in the city of Hebron for the second consecutive day in protest of the Jewish Day of Atonement. They ordered employees and custodians not to enter. Since Israel imposed strict measures after the massacre it witnessed in 1994, access for Muslims to parts of the mosque has been regulated, and restrictions have been placed on the call to prayer, which has not been sounded there for 91 days. These measures are accompanied by movement restrictions and a curfew that affect the lives of thousands of Palestinians. These actions are part of a policy to restrict access to the holy Islamic site during Jewish holidays and religious occasions, with the number of worshippers declining due to ongoing restrictions.

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