The Palestinian government denounces the settlement threat to Al -Aqsa Mosque Israeli conflict news

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls on the international community to deal with “incitement” to seriously destroy the holy site.

The Palestinian government has expressed “severe concern” about the threats circulating between Israeli settler organizations to destroy the Al -Aqsa Mosque.

On Saturday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates warned of calls by the Israelis settler Organizations that revolve around social media platforms in the Hebrew language to attack the mosque and demolish it and build a temple in place.

The complex of the Aqqam Mosque in occupied East Jerusalem has become the third holiest site of Islam and a symbol of the Palestinian identity, a symbol of intense tension between Muslims and Jews amid the Israeli war on Gaza.

A video was created by Al, which depicts the destruction of the mosque and the construction of the “third temple” under the title “Next year in Jerusalem”, was published on the platforms earlier this week.

In a statement published in X, the ministry said that it considers participants on social media “a systematic incitement to escalate the targeting of the Christian and Islamic holy sites in occupied Jerusalem.”

She said: “The Ministry invites the international community and relevant United Nations institutions to deal with this incitement with the utmost seriousness, and the measures required by international law are taken.”

Regular goal

Jordan runs the complex of the dwarf mosque, but access to the same site is controlled by Israeli soldiers.

Al -Aqsa has become a regular target of visits by right -wing Israeli politicians and Israeli settlers, who stormed the complex on about a weekly basis and performing religious rituals under the protection of Israeli forces.

The boat is also an important location by the Jews, who believe it is the location of the first and second temples, which was destroyed by the Romans in the year 70 AD.

under The current situation for decades The Israeli authorities, Jews and other non -Muslims are allowed to visit the complex in occupied East Jerusalem within specific hours, but they are not allowed to pray there or offer religious symbols.

Last August, the right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Bin Ghafir caused anger by saying that he would build a Jewish church in the Al -Aqsa Mosque complex.

Once it is a marginal movement, a campaign to build a “The Third Temple” In a residence that grows in Israel, many Palestinians see similarities with what happened in Hebron, where the Ibrahimi Mosque, also known as the Cave of Patriarchs, was divided.

Since he took office in December 2022, Ben Ghaffir, as Minister of National Security, He visited the holy site At least six times, a severe condemnation drawing.