Arab and Islamic groups urge leaders to end Al-Aqsa aggression
Fourteen Arab and Islamic organizations and bodies, led by the International Quds Foundation and the International Union of Muslim Scholars, sent urgent messages to 25 Arab and Islamic leaders. These messages warned of the ongoing Israeli escalation against Al-Aqsa Mosque. They emphasized that the Israeli occupation is seeking to change the mosque's Islamic identity by imposing temporal and spatial divisions, openly performing Jewish rituals inside it, and undermining the role of the Islamic administration, all with the aim of transforming it into a "Jewish Temple." The messages called for swift international action using all available means of pressure to protect Al-Aqsa, warning that current policies represent an attempt to impose a colonial Jewish identity on the holy site and threaten its Islamic identity, especially through exploiting Jewish holiday seasons to escalate assaults. Additionally, a conference was organized via Zoom to discuss ways to support the mosque, during which a joint Arab and Islamic campaign was approved to stand with and defend it against ongoing assaults.
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