The Jerusalem Governorate affirmed that the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, with all its spaces, its interior, and its sky, is the exclusive right of Muslims alone, and that all occupation measures in the mosque are null and will not be accepted by the stationed Palestinian people and the Arab and Islamic nations. The governorate added, in a statement carried by the Palestinian News Agency, Wafa, today, that the successive crimes of the occupation by violating the sanctity and sanctity of the place, and attacking the historical and legal status of Al-Aqsa Mosque, will not work, and it will not be able to impose a new fait accompli, no matter what the sacrifices cost. She pointed out that the Custodianship Agreement over Jerusalem and the sanctities is the reference and basis, including the exclusive right of the Islamic Endowments Department to manage all the affairs of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque. And it indicated that the call of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Israeli entity to the Jordanian endowments to empty the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque of the believers is a new form of deception and misleading, which is practiced by the occupation government, and an infringement of all norms, laws and historical rights in Al-Aqsa Mosque. The Jerusalem Governorate reaffirmed the right of the Palestinian people to access, perform i’tikaaf, and pray in Al-Aqsa, and warned against what the Israeli occupation government is doing through its poisonous media, in terms of falsifying facts and forcing some to issue statements that equate the executioner with the victim.
Jerusalem Governorate: Al-Aqsa is a pure place of worship for Muslims, and we warn against attempts by the occupation to falsify the facts
by Arab Desk
October 8, 2023

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