Musa Abu Mazrouq, a member of the political bureau of the "Hamas" movement, warned against turning the storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque into a daily routine in preparation for dividing it temporally and spatially, stressing that this calls for continued calls to make the journey and the bondage and retreat there during the first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah, including the revival of the Great Dawn Campaign. Tomorrow, Friday, to confront the plans of the occupation and herds of settlers.

Abu Marzouk indicated that the occupation and its settlers are making unremitting efforts to impose more field incidents in Al-Aqsa Mosque and occupied Jerusalem, including the occupation's targeting of Palestinian national and Islamic symbols, and their continued expulsion from Al-Aqsa Mosque.

He noted that this concentrated Israeli targeting of Al-Aqsa Mosque calls for action from the Arab and Islamic nation, at the official, popular, partisan and mass levels, saying: “What is happening is a blatant assault on the holiest of sanctities of the entire nation, and requires more restraining positions from it, and support for the Jerusalemites and those stationed within it.” With all capabilities and capabilities.

Abu Marzouk expressed his rejection of what the occupation is doing in terms of ending the construction work for the dome of the Judaizing Jewel of Israel Synagogue, which is located only hundreds of meters from Al-Aqsa Mosque, because of the serious dangers it poses to the future of its Arab and Islamic identity.

He also condemned the occupation's removal of the golden dome of the Ebad Al-Rahman Mosque in the town of Beit Safafa, in response to the settlers' complaints, as it resembles the Dome of the Rock, in addition to the danger of the occupation targeting schools in occupied Jerusalem, and the families of education in them.

He pointed out that the attacks and crimes taking place in occupied Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque coincide with the occupation forces’ storming of the city of Nablus and the town of “Ya’bad” in Jenin, and the resulting martyrdom and injuries among our Palestinian people.

Abu Mazrouq affirmed that our people continued to confront the occupation forces in all areas of the West Bank, through increasing cases of clashes with them, to put an end to the implementation of more aggressive policies of demolishing the homes of the families of the martyrs, as crimes of collective punishment, and as evidence of the great influence of the resistance on the occupation.