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At the conclusion of their meeting in Amman, the Arab foreign ministers reaffirmed their rejection of Israeli policies aimed at changing Jerusalem's identity and dividing Al-Aqsa Mosque. They considered all Israeli measures to be illegal and a violation of international law. They condemned the assaults on Islamic and Christian holy sites, especially the incursions by settlers and Israeli institutions. They emphasized that East Jerusalem is part of the occupied Palestinian territory and should serve as the capital of an independent Palestinian state based on the 1967 borders. The ministers called on the international community to halt Israeli escalation, including the opening of diplomatic missions in Jerusalem. They announced a joint Arab and media effort to confront these policies, reaffirming their commitment to maintaining the historical and legal status quo of Jerusalem and protecting its holy sites. This comes amid warnings of escalating religious tensions and increasing regional instability.
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