Palestinian presidency reaffirms Al-Aqsa Mosque as top national, religious priority
Palestinian presidency stresses Al-Aqsa Mosque’s sanctity and rejects any attempts to alter its identity or legal status on the 57th anniversary of its arson.
The Palestinian presidency has reaffirmed the Al-Aqsa Mosque as the highest national and religious priority, marking the 57th anniversary of its arson attack. They emphasize its significance as a symbol of the Arab and Islamic identity of Jerusalem, and stress that East Jerusalem is the capital of the State of Palestine, with Al-Aqsa Mosque being an integral part of the occupied Palestinian territories.
The presidency firmly rejects any attempts to alter the city's identity or disrupt the sanctity of its holy sites, describing such actions as unacceptable and illegitimate.
The Palestinian leadership reiterates that Al-Aqsa Mosque should remain a place of worship exclusively for Muslims, underscoring the importance of preserving its historical and legal status. They call on the international community to take a strong stance against Israel's attacks and illegal actions, while stressing the need to respect the sanctity of holy sites and the freedom of worship.
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