PNN – A member of the political office of the Hamas movement emphasized that the organized attacks of the Zionist authorities in the occupied city of Quds and Al-Aqsa Mosque can never change the identity of Quds.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, citing the Palestine Information Center, Harun Naseruddin, a member of the political office of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas, emphasized that Organized aggressions and demonstrative actions of settlers and officials of the Zionist regime in the occupied city of Quds and al-Aqsa Mosque can never change the historical identity of this city or make the occupation permanent.
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Referring to the events of the previous day, the member of the political bureau and the head of the Quds affairs office in Hamas said: What happened in Al-Aqsa Mosque and Quds, including provocative prostrations, waving flags, and the mass entry of settlers with the support of the occupying regime police and the participation of extremist figures such as Benguir and Smotrich, speaks of the intensification of the religious war against Islamic holy places.
He added: These scenes are a fruitless attempt to impose a fake reality and defeat the will of the Palestinian people. But history has proven that the occupier will leave and our nation will remain strong and resistant despite oppression and aggression.
Referring to the general situation of the occupied territories, Naseruddin said: These actions are part of the chain of Zionist crimes, from Gaza to the West Bank and Quds; but it is also a sign of the confusion and inability of this regime, which seeks to hide its political and field failures with such shows.
In the end, he called for a general mobilization in the West Bank and occupied territories in 1948 for a large presence in the Al-Aqsa Mosque and asked the Arab and Islamic Ummah to fulfill their historical responsibility in defending the holy city and Islamic sanctuaries.