Top Arab, Muslim diplomats launch plan to protect Jerusalem religious sites
Summary
Arab and Muslim foreign ministers have agreed to create a permanent system to record and share information about Israeli actions in East Jerusalem and its holy sites. They aim to raise global awareness and ask for international help to stop what they call Israeli violations at Islamic and Christian religious places.Key Facts
- The agreement was made at a meeting in Jordan with Arab, Muslim, and some international representatives.
- They plan a media platform to show and report Israeli actions against worshippers and holy sites.
- The group condemns Israeli efforts to change Jerusalem’s cultural, religious, and legal status.
- Israeli activities mentioned include building settlements, land confiscation, and restricting Palestinians in Jerusalem.
- The statement says Israeli policies threaten the Islamic identity of Al-Aqsa Mosque by trying to change its status and operations.
- Christian holy sites, like the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, also face challenges like restricted access and interference.
- The ministers want a joint meeting during the UN General Assembly to discuss Jerusalem’s situation.
- They urge immediate international action to stop Israeli measures affecting both Muslim and Christian sacred places.
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