Netanyahu and ministers enter Buraq Wall courtyard
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, along with members of his government and thousands of settlers, stormed the Al-Buraq Wall square in the Old City of occupied Jerusalem last night and early this Sunday morning, under heavy security protection, on the eve of the Jewish Yom Kippur holiday. The occupation forces deployed heavily in the area, turning it into a military-like zone, with roads closed and restrictions tightened on the movement of Jerusalemites. Netanyahu arrived at the wall under strict security measures, where it is expected that settler groups will conduct religious rituals and Talmudic prayers around the Al-Aqsa Mosque. This comes amidst an escalation of the occupation’s military presence and settler assaults during the Jewish holidays in Jerusalem and the West Bank.
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