Abbas affirms need to stop violations against Al Aqsa Mosque
Abbas affirms need to stop violations against Al Aqsa Mosque
Ramallah - Arab Today
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has affirmed the need to stop violations against Al Aqsa Mosque, saying that Al Aqsa Mosque is a red line that cannot be tolerated.
During a meeting on Sunday night with the guards of Al Aqsa Mosque deported by the occupation forces, Abbas underlined the importance of the great role played by the guards to defend the holy places, stressing the importance of steadfastness against the arbitrary actions and abuses of the occupation.
He added that the Palestinian people are defending Jerusalem and the holy sites and that Al Aqsa Mosque is a red line and "we will not accept any infringement on it".
Source: QNA
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