Jerusalem Al-Aqsa Tensions Rise

The article focused on the increasing attempts by the Israeli occupation to impose new facts on Al-Aqsa Mosque, marking 57 years since the crime of its arson in 1969. The Jerusalem Municipality emphasized that these measures include frequent incursions into the mosque, restricting the access of worshippers, and imposing religious rituals that contravene the existing historical and legal status quo. It warned of the repercussions these actions could have on the city's identity and its religious and historical significance. The statement reaffirmed that Al-Aqsa Mosque is exclusively Muslim-owned and considered any attempts to alter its status, divide it, or introduce religious tools into it as violations of international law. It viewed the protection of such holy sites as a shared legal and humanitarian responsibility and called on the international community to take concrete actions to halt these violations. The article also linked the targeting of Al-Aqsa with efforts to change Jerusalem’s identity and displace its Palestinian residents, emphasizing that safeguarding the mosque is a responsibility that falls on both Arab and international levels. It warned that ongoing attacks threaten regional security and peace.

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