Israeli police prepare for first Friday of Ramadan amid online incitement, calls for violence

Israeli authorities assure no additional restrictions on Muslim worship in Jerusalem during Ramadan amid security concerns.

  • Bilawal Riaz
  • 1 min read

Israeli officials have reassured that there will be no additional restrictions on Muslims’ freedom of worship during Ramadan in Jerusalem amidst security concerns due to the ongoing war in Gaza. Authorities highlighted efforts to maintain order, deter incitement, and ensure access to holy sites for various religious celebrations. Tensions typically peak during Ramadan in Jerusalem, with added police presence. Concerns include potential attacks by terror groups like Hamas. Israeli sources confirmed no restrictions for Israeli Muslims entering the al-Aqsa compound, but Palestinians face age restrictions. Efforts are being made to counter incitement and fake news online, believed to fuel conflict.

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