Sheikh Sabri: Al-Aqsa Fire Unended
The preacher of Al-Aqsa Mosque, Sheikh Akram Sabri, confirmed that the fire that broke out in the mosque in 1969 has not been extinguished; rather, it has continued through intrusions, excavations, and efforts to impose a new reality and sovereignty over the mosque. He explained that Israeli policies, which aim to control Jerusalem and displace its residents, are escalating. He pointed out that extremist groups are using the mosque for electoral propaganda and are attempting to change the status quo there in order to weaken the Islamic presence. He stated that any Israeli measures against the mosque are invalid and aggressive, holding the Israeli government responsible for the increasing tensions. He emphasized that the mosque is an integral part of Jerusalem's identity and history, and that Palestinian rights do not expire with time. He called for commemorating the anniversary of the mosque's burning to remind the world of the importance of safeguarding Palestinians' rights in Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa. He reaffirmed that the will of peoples will ultimately prevail and that occupation will eventually end in the city.
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