Jerusalem Al-Aqsa Attack Continues After 57 Years
The Jerusalem Governorate commemorates the 57th anniversary of the arson attack on Al-Aqsa Mosque in 1969, reaffirming that its targeting continues. It highlights the escalating attempts to impose new facts on the ground, including frequent incursions, religious rituals performed within its courtyards, and restrictions on worshippers' access. The Governorate links these assaults on the mosque with efforts to change Jerusalem's identity and forcibly relocate its Palestinian residents. It emphasizes that protecting the mosque and the city's religious sites is a national, Arab, and international responsibility. The Governorate calls on the international community to take legal measures to halt these violations. It also points out that the destruction of parts of the mosque during the 1969 fire by Denis Michael Rohan is part of a continuing series of targeted acts over decades, underscoring that safeguarding the mosque is an international duty related to regional and global peace and security.
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