Joint List Head Voices Solidarity with Al-Aqsa Preacher Banned by Israel
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Yousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List, contacted Akrama Sabri, Al-Aqsa Mosque's preacher, to express solidarity after Israel renewed Sabri's ban. Jabareen condemned the ban as a systematic policy to silence Palestinian leaders and violate freedom of worship. He called for the immediate cancellation of the ban and vowed that Israel would not succeed in separating Al-Aqsa from its people.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Joint List head Yousef Jabareen expressed solidarity with Al-Aqsa preacher Akrama Sabri over an Israeli ban.
- Jabareen condemned the renewed ban as a systematic policy to silence Palestinian leaders.
- Sabri has been banned from Al-Aqsa Mosque since August 2024.
- Jabareen called for the immediate cancellation of the ban and an end to exclusion policies.
- He stated Israel would fail to separate Al-Aqsa from its people or break their resilience.
Yousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List party, spoke by phone with Akrama Sabri, head of the Supreme Islamic Council and preacher of Al-Aqsa Mosque, to express solidarity and condemn Israel's decision to renew Sabri's ban from the Al-Aqsa Mosque. Jabareen stated that the renewed ban, which prevents Sabri from entering Al-Aqsa since August 2024, is part of a continuous pursuit of arrests, summonses, investigations, and trials aimed at silencing his voice and diminishing his religious and national role in Jerusalem. He characterized this pursuit as a systematic policy of exclusion targeting religious and national figures, violating freedom of worship and attempting to empty Al-Aqsa of its symbols and visitors while imposing new realities. Jabareen emphasized the immediate need to cancel Sabri's ban and halt the policy of exclusion and pursuit against the Palestinian people. He asserted 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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