Islamic Jihad Condemns Ben-Gvir’s Insult to Al-Aqsa Mosque

Palestinian⁤ Islamic Jihad Condemns Raid by Settlers and Israeli Minister on Al-Aqsa Mosque

According to the English section of webangah News Agency,‍ quoting mehr ‌News Agency via Al Jazeera,⁤ Palestinian Islamic Jihad issued ⁢a statement condemning the raid earlier today by ⁢more than ⁤two thousand Israeli ‌settlers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque⁤ compound.The attack was led by Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel’s Minister of National ‍Security. The movement described this as a dangerous desecration of this‍ sacred‌ site and another step ⁣toward fully occupying jerusalem and its Islamic holy places.

The statement highlighted ⁣that the raid occurred​ with strong support from israeli soldiers and involved performing⁤ Talmudic rituals‌ in the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque. This act forms part of ongoing regular assaults ⁢on Al-Aqsa,representing an explicit attempt to impose temporal and spatial division on⁤ this holy site,ultimately aiming at its destruction.

Islamic Jihad emphasized that these provocations by settlers⁢ are a clear affront to Muslims ⁣worldwide. They demonstrate Israel’s brazen pursuit to consolidate ⁤control over ⁤Islam’s frist Qibla, third holiest sanctuary, ‌and one ‌of the central symbols of Islamic identity.

The movement holds both Israel and the U.S. government fully responsible for all consequences resulting from these aggressions and condemned the silence and indifference of Arab and ⁢Muslim states toward ⁤such crimes.

Palestinian Islamic Jihad called on Arab and Muslim nations to unite firmly against these overt attacks. They urged fulfillment of⁤ their religious, moral, and humanitarian⁢ duties in support of Palestine, its people, and​ its sacred sites-warning that the threat ‍posed by this racist expansionist regime extends beyond Palestine to endanger‍ all Islamic heritage throughout history.

News Sources: © webangah ‌News Agency ‍

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