Joint List Head Jabareen Calls Akram Sabri to Express Solidarity Against Expulsion Order
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Yousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List, spoke with Sheikh Akram Sabri to express solidarity against a renewed Israeli order barring Sabri from Al-Aqsa Mosque. Jabareen called the order part of a systematic policy to silence Palestinian leaders and violate religious freedom. He demanded the immediate cancellation of the expulsion and an end to such policies, stating Israel cannot sever Al-Aqsa from its people.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Yousef Jabareen contacted Akram Sabri to protest his renewed expulsion from Al-Aqsa Mosque.
- Jabareen called the expulsion a systematic policy to silence Palestinian leaders.
- Sabri has been banned from Al-Aqsa Mosque since August 2024.
- Jabareen demanded the immediate cancellation of the expulsion order.
- He stated Israel cannot separate Al-Aqsa from its people.
Yousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List, contacted Akram Sabri, head of the Supreme Islamic Council and preacher of Al-Aqsa Mosque, by phone to express solidarity and condemn the Israeli authorities' decision to renew Sabri's expulsion from the Al-Aqsa Mosque. Jabareen stated that the renewed expulsion order against Sabri, who has been barred from Al-Aqsa since August 2024, is part of a continuous pursuit involving arrests, summonses, investigations, and trials aimed at silencing his voice and diminishing his religious and national role in Jerusalem. He described this pursuit as a systematic policy targeting religious and national figures, violating freedom of worship and attempting to empty Al-Aqsa of its symbols and visitors to impose new realities. Jabareen emphasized the immediate need to cancel the expulsion order and halt the policy of expulsion and pursuit against the Palestinian people, asserting that the Israeli government will fail to separate Al-Aqsa from its people or break the resilience of Jerusalemites and the Palestinian population.
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