GAZA September 25. 2023 (Saba) – Islamic Resistance Movement "Hamas" confirmed on Monday that the policy of widespread incursions carried out by herds of settlers into Al-Aqsa will not succeed in changing the identity of Jerusalem and the Blessed Mosque.
According to the Palestine Online website, the movement indicated in a press statement that the Palestinian people will confront these criminal policies with all their might, by intensifying their ties with them and extending their efforts to them.
The movement said, “The massive incursions carried out by herds of settlers into the Blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, with the support and protection of the Zionist enemy forces, and the attempt of the fascist occupation government to exploit Jewish holidays to establish a fait accompli in Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa, constitute a blatant aggression against the Palestinian people and their sanctities, and a flagrant violation of international law.”
The movement called on our Arab and Islamic nation to strengthen their support for our people and their resistance in the face of the fascist occupation, in defense of the first two qiblahs and the third of the Two Holy Mosques.
According to the Palestine Online website, the movement indicated in a press statement that the Palestinian people will confront these criminal policies with all their might, by intensifying their ties with them and extending their efforts to them.
The movement said, “The massive incursions carried out by herds of settlers into the Blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, with the support and protection of the Zionist enemy forces, and the attempt of the fascist occupation government to exploit Jewish holidays to establish a fait accompli in Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa, constitute a blatant aggression against the Palestinian people and their sanctities, and a flagrant violation of international law.”
The movement called on our Arab and Islamic nation to strengthen their support for our people and their resistance in the face of the fascist occupation, in defense of the first two qiblahs and the third of the Two Holy Mosques.
resource : SABA