Occupation issues violations against two mosques in the occupied Negev

The Israeli occupation police issued two violations against two mosques in the towns of Hura and Tel Sheva in the occupied Negev, under the pretext of exceeding the legally permitted noise level after operating loudspeakers. Forces from the police and the National Guard stormed the two towns and conducted sound measurements before issuing the violations.

The Israeli occupation police issued two violations against two mosques in the towns of Hura and Tel Sheva in the occupied Negev on Wednesday, under the pretext of exceeding the legally permitted noise level after operating loudspeakers. Local sources reported that forces from the occupation police and the so-called "National Guard" affiliated with the "Border Guard" stormed the two towns, conducted inspections and sound level measurements at the two mosques, before issuing the violations and demanding that officials lower the sound level. These measures come amid escalating Israeli restrictions on mosques and places of worship in Arab towns in the occupied Negev, through imposing restrictions and measures under various pretexts, amid local criticism of what Arab parties consider a continuous targeting of religious and community presence. The article reflects the known editorial line of the source, portraying Israeli measures as part of a systematic campaign against the Arab presence in the Negev.