Palestinian Fatah calls on Arab, Muslim leaders to defend Al Quds
Spokesman for the Palestinian Fatah Movement Osama al Qawasmi
Ramallah - Arab Today
Spokesman for the Palestinian Fatah Movement Osama al Qawasmi on Tuesday called on the Arab and Muslim leaders to shoulder their responsibilities towards the suffering of Al Quds and Al Aqsa Mosque.
In a statement, Qawasmi said that the Israeli occupation government and settlers' flagrant violations exceeded all red lines.
The Judaization plans for the holy city entered advanced stages, he added.
The Fatah spokesman hailed the Palestinian people for their vital role in securing the Arab Muslim and Christian identity of Al Quds despite difficult circumstances facing them.
He urged the Arab and Muslim leaders to take unified decisions to secure the holy city and its people.
Source: MENA
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