Dozens of fanatical Jewish invaders under the protection of Israeli terrorist forces raided Masjid al-Aqsa from the Al-Maghariba Gate.
Invading Jews performed some religious rituals in the courtyard of Masjid al-Aqsa.
It was stated that the Jewish occupiers tried to provoke the Palestinians in the Haram-i Sharif during the raid that started in the morning.
Zionist Israeli forces restricted the entrance of worshipers, checked the IDs of some and kept them outside the door.
According to the peace agreement signed between Israel and Jordan on October 26, 1994, Masjid al-Aqsa is under the auspices of the Jerusalem Islamic Foundations Administration, which is affiliated to the Jordanian Ministry of Foundations, Islamic Affairs and Holiness.
However, since 2003, without the permission of the Administration, Jews have been entering the holy shrine with the unilateral decision of Israel, accompanied by police.
Describing these entries as raiding, the Islamic Foundations Administration of Jerusalem emphasizes that the sovereignty of Muslims is violated.
“Support conference to Jerusalem” meeting
Arab League Secretary General Ahmad Abu Ghaith discussed the issue of holding a high-level conference for occupied Jerusalem with Palestinian Minister of Quds Affairs Fadi al-Hadmi.
According to the statement on the Arab League's website, Jamal Rushdi, the Spokesperson of the Arab League Secretary General, reported that Secretary General Abu Ghaith met with Minister Hadmi at the Arab League Headquarters in Cairo, the capital of Egypt.
Spokesperson Rushdi stated that the meeting discussed the issue of holding a high-level conference in the Arab League to "support Jerusalem" early next year.
Palestinian Minister Hadmi briefed the Secretary-General, Abu Ghaith, from the conference in order to achieve practical results at the political and legal level to protect occupied Jerusalem and support the determined resistance of the people in the face of Israel's systematic aggression.
2 ISRAELI SOLDIERS WOUNDED
Two Israeli soldiers were wounded in the city of Bethlehem in the south of the occupied West Bank.
In a statement made by the Border Police unit, it was stated that soldiers were sent to the Ayida Refugee Camp near the Bilal bin Rabah Mosque area to suppress "violence by about 40 Palestinians".
In the statement, which alleged that stones and various objects as well as handmade explosives were thrown in the incident, and that the soldiers responded to disperse the demonstrators, it was noted that an injured terrorist was transferred to a health institution in Jerusalem for treatment, and a lightly injured person was treated at the scene.
In the statement, it was stated that the Border Police plans to launch an "operation" to detain the Palestinians involved in the events.