Kamal Al-Khatib: Arrests Won't Silence Al-Aqsa Voice
Sheikh Kamal al-Khatib, head of the Committee for Freedoms in the occupied interior, affirmed that Al-Aqsa Mosque and all its courtyards, elevations, and depths are a sacred right exclusively for Muslims. Any attempt at assault or storming will not weaken the Palestinian stance or diminish their support for Al-Aqsa. He emphasized that Palestinians have a historical right to the land, and that attempts at pressure or prosecution will not lead to concessions on Palestinian constants, despite the imprisonment or legal persecutions he faces, including a sentence of up to 50 months in prison. Al-Khatib condemned the charges against him of inciting violence and terrorism, stressing that his resistance is within the framework of defending the mosque and Palestinian land.
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