Al-Aqsa Marks End of Status Quo
The Holy Land Foundation announced that the widespread storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque by thousands of settlers on the occasion of the destruction of the Holy Temple is considered the most serious attack on the mosque since the occupation of Jerusalem in 1967. This event has led to the end of the status quo and the beginning of a new phase that requires its restoration and the protection of holy sites. The foundation called on Jordan, as the custodian of the Islamic holy sites in Jerusalem, to declare that the occupation has forcibly ended the existing reality and to mobilize an urgent Arab and Islamic stance to reclaim it. It also emphasized that the lack of concrete measures by the countries encourages the ongoing imposition of settler sovereignty and Judaization policies at the mosque.
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