Shortly after detaining her the Israeli occupation police on Tuesday evening handed Jerusalemite activist Khadija Khuwais an order banishing it from the Aqsa Mosque for six months.

The Israeli detained Jerusalemite activist Khadija Khuwais during her presence in the Bab al-Asbat area that leads to the Aqsa Mosque.

Eyewitnesses reported seeing police officers detaining Khuwais and taking her to a detention center in the Old City.

Last month Khuwais received an order from the Israeli police banning her entry to the Aqsa Mosque for one week and she complied with the measure.

Khuwais is a noted Jerusalemite activist and one of the Aqsa Mosque teachers who are exposed to constant persecution by the Israeli police and intelligence.

Because of her supportive positions on the Aqsa Mosque she has been summoned arrested interrogated and assaulted by the Israeli police several times before. The police also banned her entry to the Mosque and her travel abroad many times.

Shortly after detaining her the Israeli occupation police on Monday evening handed Jerusalemite activist Khadija Khuwais an order banishing it from the Aqsa Mosque for several months.

According to local sources the Israeli police released Khuwais after kidnaping her from the Aqsa Mosque’s Bab al-Rahma prayer hall and handed her an order prohibiting her presence at the Aqsa Mosque and the roads leading to it for six months.

The police issued such decision hours after Khuwais and other Jerusalemite activists urged Muslim worshipers to frequent the Aqsa Mosque and its Bab al-Rahma area to frustrate any Judaization plots targeting their holy site.

On January 21 Khuwais was detained and ordered to stay away from the Aqsa Mosque for a week.

Last December Khuwais completed an entry ban order that deprived her of praying at the Aqsa Mosque for 14 months. However she was exposed to detention and interrogation several times at the time when she performed her prayers on the streets of the Old City.

She had been exposed to similar arbitrary measures in recent years.