Israeli to build elevators to ease break-ins into Aqsa mosque

Israel has okayed a plan to construct an escalator leading to the Buraq Square, near the holy al-Aqsa Mosque in the occupeid al-Quds ('Jerusalem'), according to the PIC.

The plan includes the construction of two tunnels, one vertical the other horizontal, in order to smooth settlers’ access into al-Buraq Square.

Construction works are expected to materialize on the ground in the near future.

A vertical tunnel is to be dug at a 25-meter depth in the Buraq Square, near the so-called Wailing Wall Synagogue, on the eastern edge of al-Sharaf neighborhood. Another 60-meter long horizontal tunnel figures on the plan.

The electric elevator will be set in the vertical tunnel while the horizontal tunnel will serve as a pedestrian bridge carrying Israelis to the Buraq Square.

The project, which would cost $9 million, is to be called “Baruch” after the Zionist-minded Jewish businessman Baruch Klein who has financed the project.