Al-Aqsa Mosque symbolizes Jerusalem's Arab and Islamic identity
The Palestinian Presidency has affirmed that Al-Aqsa Mosque will remain a symbol of Arab and Islamic identity in Jerusalem and a timeless emblem of Palestinian rights. It pointed out that the entire area of the mosque, covering an area of 144 dunams, is a purely Muslim place of worship, and its sanctity, historical, and legal status must be preserved. It warned against the increasing violations and assaults on Al-Aqsa and the holy sites, including intrusions, actsof religious provocations, raised flags, and excavations, considering such actions as provocations to the Islamic feelings in Palestine and the world. The statement called for international efforts to curb these practices and maintain the status quo of the site. It also reiterated that East Jerusalem is the capital of the Palestinian state, and any escalation in changing its identity or tampering with the holy sites is illegal.
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