The Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs documented, in its monthly report on the violations of the occupation and its settlers against places of worship, 20 incursions into the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the prevention of the call to prayer in the Ibrahimi Mosque 55 times, during the month of November.

The Awqaf said in its report that the occupation forces and settlers escalated their attacks on Al-Aqsa, noting that more than 3,801 settlers stormed the mosque, under heavy protection from the Israeli occupation forces, while worshipers were prevented from entering Al-Aqsa.

She warned of the nature of these attacks, which aim to establish the presence of the colonists and impose a new reality, through the performance of Talmudic rituals such as collective epic prostration, blowing the trumpet, and introducing plant offerings, at a specific time and place.

Regarding the Ibrahimi Mosque, the Ministry of Endowments said that the occupation prevented the call to prayer 55 times, and closed it to Muslims, at a time when the mosque witnessed a storming by the extremist Ben Gvir accompanied by dozens of settlers.

She pointed out that the occupation had paved a new colonial road from the Waqf lands to use it as a Jewish synagogue, which constitutes a flagrant violation of the sanctity of Islamic holy sites.

The Endowments warned of the danger of the plans announced by a member of the Knesset from the Likud Party, to control the Ibrahimi Mosque and place it completely under "Israeli sovereignty."

The report documented the occupation forces’ demolition of the Al-Shiyah Mosque in the town of Jabal al-Mukaber in occupied Jerusalem, noting that it had been built for 20 years. Settlers also desecrated the Khirbet Marah al-Baqar Mosque in the town of Dura in the Hebron Governorate.

He pointed out that the occupation forces damaged the Abu Bakr al-Siddiq mosque in Nour Shams camp, and the Shuhada mosque in Tulkarm camp, and demolished a prayer hall for the Arab al-Ara'ra community near the town of Jaba' east of Jerusalem, and demolished part of a settlement for the Abu Bakr al-Siddiq mosque in the Far'a camp in Tubas governorate.

Regarding Waqf lands and shrines, the Ministry of Endowments documented the attacks of the occupation forces and settlers on the Arbaeen shrine and site and Waqf lands in the city of Hebron, and the opening of a new road from Waqf lands to be used as a Jewish synagogue.