The Al-Aqsa Mosque has been closed to Muslim worshippers for over a month, while Israeli ministers and settlers continue to access the compound with police protection. Human rights organizations have raised concerns that these restrictions are selective and part of a larger strategy to alter control over the site. The situation reflects ongoing tensions and highlights the disparities in access to religious sites in the region.
"The Al-Aqsa Mosque has been closed to Muslim worshippers for more than a month, while Israeli ministers and settlers continue to enter the compound under police protection."
"Human rights groups warn that the restrictions on access to Al-Aqsa are selective and part of a broader effort to reshape control over the compound."
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