Thousands of worshippers performed Al-Fajr prayer in Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa in occupied Al-Quds, Al-Masjid Al-Ibrahimi in Hebron and mosques of Jenin as a part of the “Great Dawn” campaign, which was named as the “Dawn of Martyrs” in respect of the blood of martyrs. 

In Al-Quds, thousands of worshippers performed Al-Fajr prayer at a time the Israeli occupation imposed strict procedures over Al-Aqsa’s gates, impeded the entry of worshippers to pray, and prevented some of them from entering the masjid. As a result, they performed the prayer outside the gates of the masjid.

In Hebron, Hundreds of citizens rallied inside Al-Masjid Al-Ibrahimi and in the streets leading to it, and commemorated the Al-Fajr prayer. In Jenin, the families of Qabatiya town performed the “Great Dawn” in many of its mosques.