Meaning of the epic prostration at Al-Aqsa
The Al-Aqsa Mosque experienced an escalation in settler incursions during the Jewish Sukkot holiday, as they performed Talmudic rituals that included collective prostration and offering botanical sacrifices in an attempt to impose Jewish sovereignty over the site. The collective prostration, which is considered one of the Torah-based rituals that is performed as a group and follows strict protocols, is now being used by settlers collectively during their incursions. This is part of an effort to alter the Islamic identity of Al-Aqsa and turn it into a Jewish sacred site. The so-called Temple organizations utilize these rituals as a means to reinforce the threat of controlling the site and recognizing it as a Jewish temple. This move is accompanied by widespread Israeli political and security support, with hundreds of incursions carried out during the week involving senior officials, all aimed at consolidating control over the mosque and dividing it through policies of Judaization and modifications to its historical and legal status.
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