AMMAN — The
Lower House’s Palestine Committee discussed Monday the Israeli incursions and
violations of Al-Aqsa Mosque, according to local media outlets.
اضافة اعلان
Minister of Awqaf
Mohammed Khalayleh, who attended the discussions, said that since 1967, the
last 10 days of Ramadan are spent by the faithful in spirituality, reading the
Quran, so there is no political reason for Al-Aqsa Mosque to be closed and
deprive those who wish to remain steadfast in its their defence of this right.
“His Majesty has led a sustained diplomatic effort
to prevent any harassment that denies worshippers access to
Al-Aqsa Mosque,
however, on Jewish holidays and occasions, incidents of harassment usually
increase,” Khalayleh said.
Jerusalem Department of Awqaf officials encouraged
worshippers to remain steadfast at Al-Aqsa Mosque, to face extremists who will
use any pretext to violate it sanctity.
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