For the first time, over 100 Jews were seen praying at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound on Wednesday, marking a significant deviation from long-standing agreements and customs. Historically, no more than 30 individuals were allowed to enter together, and while Jews could visit the compound, they were not permitted to pray there. This arrangement stems from a post-1967 agreement after Israel took control of East Jerusalem. Despite the agreement, Jewish groups have increasingly prayed at what they refer to as the Temple Mount, drawing criticism. Israel’s Chief Rabbinate has previously declared that only spiritually pure Jews should pray there, a stance Orthodox groups have criticized as discriminatory. Even some Israeli ministers have defied the agreement by praying at the site, raising fears of further tensions and violence.
পবিত্র আল-আকসা মসজিদ প্রাঙ্গনে একসঙ্গে ১৮০ ইহুদিকে প্রার্থনার অনুমতি দেওয়া হয়েছে। বুধবার শতাধিক ইহুদিকে মসজিদ কম্পাউন্ডে প্রবেশ করতে দেখা গেছে। খবর মিডল ইস্ট মনিটরের।
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