Over 900 ‘Israeli’ Settlers Storm Holy Al-Aqsa Complex

By Staff, Agencies

Hundreds of Zionist settlers forced their way into occupied al-Quds’ holy Al-Aqsa Mosque complex on Thursday.

“Around 920 settlers have entered the compound, accompanied by ‘Israeli’ police,” the Religious Endowments Authority, a Jordan-run agency responsible for overseeing the city's Muslim and Christian holy sites, said in a statement.

It said the settlers stormed the compound through the al-Mugharbah Gate, where they attempted to preform Talmudic rituals.

Al-Aqsa represents the world's third-holiest site for Muslims.

The ‘Israeli’ apartheid entity occupied East al-Quds, in which the holy mosque is located, in 1967.

In a move never recognized by the international community, the ‘Israeli’ entity annexed the entire city in 1980, claiming it as the entity’s alleged “eternal and undivided” capital.