Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs on On Sunday, he “strongly” condemned the attack on the far-right Israeli Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir of Al-Aqsa Mosque Complex in Occupied East Jerusalem.
“We strongly condemn the storming of The Holy Sanctuary on May 21 by the Israeli Minister of National security under protection of Israeli security forces in clear busts of the international The ministry said, in written statement.
Entering the Holy Sanctuary area early in the morning with special guards and under protection of Israeli forces, Ben Gvir claimed ownership of Israel of compound in Video message from the courtyard of the mosque.
I called Ankara on Israel must “act responsibly, and put an end to all kinds of violence.” of Provocative actions that violate the historical situation of The holy sanctuary is located on the international Law.”
“that it in no way Accepted by members of the Israeli government challenge historical situation of The Holy Sanctuary in In this way and commit inflammatory and fascist,” the Turkish Ministry added.
This was second The time Ben Juffair entered the compound since he was taken office like national protection minister in the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last December.
Bin Ghafir entered Al-Aqsa Mosque previously on January 3, days later took officeAnd with This work, it became first Israeli minister on duty to enter the mosque in five years.
holding far-right views on And after the Philistines called for their displacement, as Ben Gvir has repeatedly done joined Israeli settlers in Storming the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in East Jerusalem.
For Muslims, Al-Aqsa represents the world’s third holiest site. Jewish call the area Temple Mount, saying it was the site of Two synagogues in ancient times.
East Jerusalem, where Al-Aqsa is located, was occupied by Israel during the 1967 Arab-Israeli War. It annexed the whole of it city in 1980 in a move He was not recognized international community.
Last November, Israeli President Isaac Herzog warned in a leaked The sound that’s all world concern” about Ben Juffair’s far-right views.
