The illegal Israeli settlers, with government backing and guardianship by the IPF, continue to storm Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa. The most dangerous scenes may be when illegal settlers "blow the trumpet" twice while storming Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa's courtyards and when they are present in the eastern area close to the Bab Al-Rahma prayer hall.

Rasem Obeidat, a Jerusalemite writer and political analyst, emphasized that blowing the trumpet has perilous implications that Al-Aqsa will experience in the upcoming days and that it not only carries a Talmudic, biblical religious dimension but also carries a political dimension par excellence.

From a theological standpoint, the trumpet basically represents the change between two times, which is why the settlers blew it. It signals both the beginning of the Jewish New Year and the conclusion of the so-called "Yeast of Atonement." He emphasized that the rabbis imitate "the tragedies of the ancient Jews" by blowing the trumpet as a first step in establishing the alleged temple.