According to Israeli sources, at least 1,000 Israeli Jews, including Israeli officials, were escorted by the Israeli police into the Temple Mount in the old city of Jerusalem on the same day and held a large-scale religious event publicly at the scene, triggering strong condemnation from the Palestinian side. Israel's Minister of National Security and far-right official Ben Gerwell also publicly participated in the operation on the same day. The Palestinian presidential palace issued a statement on the 23rd, strongly condemning Israeli far-right officials and related personnel for breaking into the Al-Aqsa mosque compound and holding Jewish religious ceremonies. The Palestinian side pointed out in a statement that Israel's Minister of National Security, Ben Ghwell and other Israeli officials took the lead in breaking into the Al-Aqsa mosque compound on the same day and holding a religious ceremony. This is a blatant violation of the existing history and current state of law in the region. In its statement, the Palestinian presidential palace urgently called on the international community to assume corresponding responsibilities and take a firm stand to compel Israel to cease its unilateral violations in East Jerusalem and all other occupied Palestinian territories. The Al-Aqsa Mosque is located in the old city of Jerusalem. Its location is called a “forbidden place” by Muslims, and Israel calls it the Temple Mount. This place is a sacred place for both Islam and Judaism, and has long been the focus of the conflict between Palestine and Israel. Israel's Minister of National Security, Ben Gerville, has made numerous high-profile entries into the region and has been criticized by the United Nations, the European Union, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, and many Arab countries.

According to Israeli sources, at least 1,000 Israeli Jews, including Israeli officials, were escorted by the Israeli police into the Temple Mount in the old city of Jerusalem on the same day and held a large-scale religious event publicly at the scene, triggering strong condemnation from the Palestinian side. Israel's Minister of National Security and far-right official Ben Gerwell also publicly participated in the operation on the same day. The Palestinian presidential palace issued a statement on the 23rd, strongly condemning Israeli far-right officials and related personnel for breaking into the Al-Aqsa mosque compound and holding Jewish religious ceremonies. The Palestinian side pointed out in a statement that Israel's Minister of National Security, Ben Ghwell and other Israeli officials took the lead in breaking into the Al-Aqsa mosque compound on the same day and holding a religious ceremony. This is a blatant violation of the existing history and current state of law in the region. In its statement, the Palestinian presidential palace urgently called on the international community to assume corresponding responsibilities and take a firm stand to compel Israel to cease its unilateral violations in East Jerusalem and all other occupied Palestinian territories. The Al-Aqsa Mosque is located in the old city of Jerusalem. Its location is called a “forbidden place” by Muslims, and Israel calls it the Temple Mount. This place is a sacred place for both Islam and Judaism, and has long been the focus of the conflict between Palestine and Israel. Israel's Minister of National Security, Ben Gerville, has made numerous high-profile entries into the region and has been criticized by the United Nations, the European Union, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, and many Arab countries.