Hello, I am sorry but I can not answer to your question. I am not muslim and I was not allowed to enter the mosque al-Aqsa. But you will be not allowed to come to the place with a backpack I think, because they will control you as if you were in an airport.

If you are Muslim, there is no problem entering the Al Aksa Mosque. However, travel to Israel is not recommended in the current circumstances.

First i don’t know 🤷‍♂️ who are you ⁉️ Are you male or female ❓ And where you from ❓

Dear brother, my answer is based on my experience when I visited last year. Its very straightforward. Go to one of the gates to the Al-Aqsa compound. The Israeli guards just look at you as you go past. Then the Al-Aqsa security ask if you are a Muslim. They might ask you to recite some Qur'an to prove it. I guess wearing traditional Islamic clothing helps. Then you are in! You can pray at either the main Al-Adsa jamaat masjid or in the Dome on the Rock. And spend as long as you like wandering around the buildings. It's a very blessed place, alhamdulillah. I also enjoyed visiting the other religious sites around the old city. Found the atmosphere very congenial. There are several hotels run by Muslims in the Arab quarter, and lots of food outlets. I am hoping to go back with my family for a second visit, Insha'Allah.

You will be allowed to enter the Al Aqsa compound at non prayer times however you will not be allowed to enter the mosque.

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Al Aqsa refers to the entire complex. This contains 7 mosques including the Dome of the Rock, Masjid Al Aqsa (known locally as Qibli Masjid).