Israeli authorities charge Al-Aqsa preacher

The trial of Sheikh Akram Sabri, the preacher of Al-Aqsa Mosque, was held at an Israeli court on charges of "incitement." The case dates back to 2024, involving accusations related to condolences he delivered in 2022 to two Palestinian pioneers, as well as a funeral speech in August 2024 mourning Ismail Haniyeh, the former head of Hamas's political bureau. Sheikh Sabri denies the charges against him, and an appeal session is scheduled for November 23. Israeli authorities consider these proceedings part of an ongoing crackdown that has lasted for years, including barring him from entering Al-Aqsa and traveling. Meanwhile, the Islamic Higher Council in Jerusalem condemns the trial, viewing it as an interference with the status of Muslim religious figures.

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