The settlement calls to hold Talmudic prayers and ceremonies at the Gate of Mercy after midnight to perform what is known as "Salehot", in the evening of what is called Yom Kippur, after holding Talmudic rituals and prayers at the same place last Thursday evening.

The settlement calls to hold Talmudic prayers and ceremonies at the Gate of Mercy after midnight to perform what is known as "Salehot", in the evening of what is called Yom Kippur, after holding Talmudic rituals and prayers at the same place last Thursday evening.

These calls come in the context of the escalation in the movements of the temple groups in the vicinity of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and their attempts to impose Jewish religious rituals and expressions in the area, in a way that affects the sanctity of the Islamic cemetery and around the Gate of Mercy.