Arab countries condemn Israeli actions at Al-Aqsa

The foreign ministers of the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar condemned the Israeli escalation at Al-Aqsa Mosque, which included repeated incursions by settlers and the raising of the Israeli flag inside the courtyards. They considered this a violation of international law and UN resolutions. They affirmed that these measures undermine the historic and legal status of East Jerusalem and constitute an illegal attempt to alter the demographic and national character of the area. The statement called on Israel to lift restrictions on worshippers entering Al-Aqsa Mosque and to cease obstructing their access, in addition to urging the international community to take a firm stance to put an end to the ongoing violations of Islamic and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem. They also reaffirmed that Al-Aqsa Mosque is exclusively a Muslim place of worship under the management of the Jerusalem Endowment, affiliated with the Jordanian Endowments, and reiterated their rejection of any measures attempting to change the historic and religious nature of East Jerusalem.

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