The Minister of Endowments and Religious Affairs, Sheikh Hatem Al-Bakri , said, "The Israeli occupation forces stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque 25 times, and prevented the call to prayer in the Ibrahimi Mosque 42 times during the past month."

Al-Bakri added, in a report issued by the ministry today, Monday, "The occupation authorities continue to tighten their control over the city of Jerusalem, especially Al-Aqsa Mosque and its surroundings, and continue their campaign to clamp down on the mosque and worshipers through a series of measures and decisions aimed at Judaizing the entire city."

The report indicated that the occupation authorities attacked two mosques and endowment properties in Hebron.

The report monitored the occupation's continuation of the policy of persecuting the stationed and the stationed, harassing those in Al-Aqsa Mosque, and attacking them during the blessed month of Ramadan.

And it showed that the intruders among the settlers performed Talmudic prayers, especially in the eastern region of it, and they also intensified their violations of the sanctity of Al-Aqsa Mosque in the form of successive groups, and they performed Talmudic rituals at the doors and in the squares, in addition to continuing the excavations and tunnels under Al-Aqsa Mosque and its surroundings. Glick, accompanied by a number of settlers, visited Al-Aqsa Mosque and performed Talmudic prayers inside its courtyards.

In the Ibrahimi Mosque, the occupation authorities continued the excavation work and the tourist path, and they are still going against the call to prayer as every month, and they prevented the call to prayer in this month 42 times, and continued the work of Judaization, especially in building the electric elevator, to serve the herds of settlers.

The report documents that the occupation forces attacked the Qaytoun Mosque in the Old City of Hebron, and submitted two notifications, one to the Bilal Bin Rabah/Khashem Al-Karm Mosque in the city of Yatta, and the other to its facilities.

The occupation notified the demolition of seven graves in the village of Al-Burj, southwest of Hebron, under the pretext of building in Area C. The cemetery is built on endowment lands belonging to the Palestinian Ministry of Endowments, and has been used by citizens for several years to bury their dead.