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Palestinian Jerusalem governorate reports mass incursion through Bab al-Magharbeh gate involving provocative tours and Talmudic rituals.

480 Israeli settlers stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque on the second day of the Jewish New Year "Rosh Hashanah," according to the Jerusalem governorate of the Palestinian Authority.
Anadolu Agency, citing the official Palestinian news agency WAFA, reported that the settlers entered through the Bab al-Magharbeh gate into the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque, where they conducted provocative tours and performed Talmudic rituals and group prayers.
The incursions are grounded in a unilateral decision issued by Israel in 2003 permitting settlers to enter Al-Aqsa without authorisation from the Jerusalem Islamic Waqf Department — the body responsible for overseeing the mosque under the Jordanian-Israeli peace treaty signed on 26 October 1994.
The Jerusalem Islamic Waqf Department described the incursions as a threat to Islamic sovereignty over the holy sites. Al-Aqsa faces daily incursions by extremist Jewish groups every day except Friday and Saturday.
480 Israeli settlers stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque on the second day of the Hebrew New Year through the Moors' Gate, where they performed Talmudic and provocative rituals. These incursions are based on an Israeli decision from 2003 that allows settlers to enter without approval from the Islamic Waqf Department.
These incursions constitute a violation of Islamic sovereignty over the Al-Aqsa Mosque and holy sites, and represent a continuation of a daily pattern that threatens the status of the site. The Israeli decision from 2003 contradicts the Israeli-Jordanian peace agreement which recognizes the role of the Waqf Department in overseeing the mosque.