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The article focuses on the response of the Hebron Municipality to the claims made by Israeli Finance Minister Smotrich regarding sovereignty over the city of Hebron and the Ibrahimi Mosque. The municipality affirmed that Hebron is an authentic Palestinian city and that the Ibrahimi Mosque is a religious, cultural, and human heritage that cannot be denied or altered. It pointed out that the presence of occupation does not grant any rights or legitimacy, and that Israeli measures do not change the city's identity or status. The municipality emphasized that the Palestinian rights in Hebron are firm and deeply rooted, and that the Ibrahimi Mosque stands as a testament to its Arab and Islamic identity. This response comes in answer to Smotrich's statements claiming that the mosque is sovereign Jewish property, asserting that Hebron will remain under Jewish sovereignty. The municipality counters this by reaffirming that the Palestinian rights to the city are permanent and unchanging.
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