On Thursday, Ismail Haniyeh , head of the Hamas political bureau, warned the occupation government against continuing its aggression against Al-Aqsa Mosque, considering it a threat not only to Palestine but to all Arab and Islamic countries.

Haniyeh condemned, during a meeting with the secretaries-general of the Palestinian resistance factions, today in Beirut, the continuous Israeli aggression against the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, considering it an unprecedented crime and an aggression against the Islamic nation and its sanctities.

He held the occupation government fully responsible for the brutal aggression against the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque and the worshipers and seclusion in it, stressing that our Palestinian people and the resistance factions will not stand idly by in front of this brutal aggression. like he said.

He called on the international community, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, and the League of Arab States to assume their responsibilities and take urgent action to save Jerusalem from Judaization and the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque from division, and to curb the occupation government and prevent it from continuing its aggression against our land, people, and sanctities. like he said.

He also called on the living forces in the Arab and Islamic nation and the free people of the world to move urgently in support of Jerusalem and Palestine and to defend and protect the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, calling on everyone to shoulder their responsibilities towards the first two qiblahs.

He also called on all Palestinian resistance factions to unify their ranks and escalate their resistance in the face of the occupation, saying: "The priority today is to resist the occupation, and national unity and resistance are the way to achieve victory and defeat the Zionist project." According to him.

And he stressed "continuing the path of resistance and defending Al-Aqsa Mosque by all available means," saying: "We will not allow the occupation government to implement its plans to Judaize Jerusalem and divide Al-Aqsa Mosque."