Friday 06/Jun/2025 – 08:29 AM
The Israeli occupation authorities refused to hand over the Ibrahimi Mosque in its facilities, squares and doors, on the first day of the blessed Eid Al -Adha, according to the Palestinian News Agency.
The Acting Director General of the Endowments of Hebron, Munjid al -Jabari, said: The occupation forces refused to hand over the Ibrahimi Mosque, and again refrained from opening the eastern door to the campus, for the seventh time during this year, after they refused to hand it over during the Friday and Night of Fate in the holy month in addition to Eid al -Fitr and al -Adha.
Al -Jabari explained that the endowments of Hebron refused to receive the campus in deficiency, based on a fixed position by rejecting any confession that does not include all parts of the sanctuary, considering this refusal a clear message that any decline from the rights of Muslims in their campus will not be accepted, and it will not be recognized under any circumstance.
Take his responsibilities and pressure the occupation authorities
He called on the international community to assume its responsibilities and pressure the occupation authorities to stop its aggressive practices against the Ibrahimi Mosque, warning that this occupation approach aims to Judaize the sanctuary and turn it into a Talmudi church, within a systematic settlement scheme.
He called on the Palestinian people in all places of their presence to tighten the travelers to the Ibrahimi Mosque, and to participate in protecting its Islamic identity, and to be in it permanently, especially in religious occasions, because of the confirmation of the right and the rejection of attempts to impose control by force.
It is worth noting that the Ibrahimi Mosque opens entirely to Muslims for only 10 days during the year, including the days of the month of Ramadan in addition to the holidays and religious events, after the Haram massacre in 1994, which led to the death of 29 worshipers, and the injury of 150 others, by the terrorist settler Baruch Goldstein.
