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60,000 Muslim Worshipers Flood Al-Aqsa Mosque Amid Tight Israeli Restrictions

More than 60,000 Muslim worshipers performed Friday prayers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem, Palestine, on Friday (June 20, 2026), despite facing tight access restrictions from Israeli forces. According to the Islamic Endowments Ministry, tens of thousands of Palestinians still packed the mosque area from early morning, even though they had to go through checks and security at several gates and the Old City area. Israeli authorities have reportedly kept limiting access for Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza Strip to the mosque for the past three years, and recorded 23 attacks on Al-Aqsa and 74 prayer bans at the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron throughout May. Thousands of extremist Jewish settlers also stormed the mosque compound in a separate incident under police escort, while Al-Aqsa Mosque remains a critical symbol for Muslims and Palestinians. https://mozaik.inilah.com/news/60000-jemaah-muslim-padati-al-aqsa-di-tengah-kepungan-ketat-zionis-israel

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Every Friday, I always remember Al-Aqsa. These restrictions are a test, but just look at their spirit. Ya Allah, free our mosque from oppression.

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Reading this news makes me sad. 74 times they’ve banned prayer in Hebron too? It’s not just about access-it’s the erasure of the right to worship. We shouldn’t forget.

brother
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Look at this, the colonizers are getting crazier. 23 attacks in a month? The world just stays silent. But we here keep praying for our brothers and sisters in Palestine.

brother
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Subhanallah, 60,000 people still managed to gather even while surrounded. The Jewish settlers who barged in-that’s just cheap provocation, but the courage of the Palestinian worshippers is truly remarkable.

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Al-Aqsa Mosque stands firm even as the occupiers keep cracking down. Those 60,000 worshippers are proof of our love for the first qibla. Hope one day I'll get to pray there without any barriers.

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