Mishal: Al-Aqsa faces four strategies

The head of Hamas Abroad, Khaled Mashal, warned of unprecedented dangers threatening the Al-Aqsa Mosque, as the Israeli occupation seeks to impose new religious and administrative realities in an attempt to seize control of the mosque and alter its identity. This includes closing it for 40 days, expanding the periods of assaults, imposing internal divisions, and withdrawing essential facilities. Additionally, the pace of settler intrusion and violations has increased, with more than 4,288 settlers participating in invasions during the anniversary of the "Destruction of the Temple." Mashal called for strategies that include resistance and jihad, Palestinian popular mobilization, and action from Arabs and Muslims. He also urged Muslim and Arab leaders to take exceptional measures to confront the Israeli escalation, with a focus on protecting the holy sites, supporting prisoners, and defending the Palestinian internal front amidst escalating assaults, displacement threats, and the destruction of infrastructure.

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