Occupying Israel once again closed the Ibrahimi Mosque

The Dhaka Times Desk Occupying Israel has once again closed to Muslims the oldest Ibrahimi Mosque in the ancient city of Hebron in the occupied West Bank.

According to media reports, the entry of worshipers to this ancient mosque was banned for 10 days from last Friday. News from Daily Sabah and Anadolu Agency.

The director of the mosque, Sheikh Hefji Abu Asinina, said that the Israeli army stopped prayers at this mosque in Hebron for 10 days to disrupt the Jewish holiday celebrations. Occupation forces have imposed restrictions on the movement of ordinary Palestinians in Hebron's Old City.

The media reported that there are 160,000 Muslims living in Hebron, with 500 Jews living there illegally. The traditional mosque for these illegal residents is closed every year for Jewish holidays. In 2017, the city of Hebron, including the Ibrahimi Mosque, was declared a World Heritage Site.

The Ibrahimi Mosque was closed to Muslims as the Jews claimed that the Jews would be celebrating the Sukkot festival in that area. If the worshipers come to pray during the festival, their celebration will also be disrupted.

The ancient city of Hebron is best known as a holy site for both Muslims and Jews. The followers of both religions believe that the graves of three prophets Hazrat Ishaq (a.s.), Yaqub (a.s.) and Hazrat Ibrahim (a.s.) are there.

It should be noted that barbaric Jews entered the mosque and killed 29 worshipers in 1994. Since then, the mosque has designated separate spaces for Muslim and Jewish worshippers.

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