Israeli Policemen Desecrate Al-Aqsa Mosque

[ 13/02/2010 - 04:30 PM ]

OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)--

Al-Quds media center revealed Saturday the Israeli occupation government policemen deliberately desecrate the sanctity of the Aqsa Mosque and urinate in its courtyards and areas especially at its gates.

The center said that such incidents are documented by the Mosque guards and reported to the command of the Israeli police, which always claims commitment to punish those who did these acts.

The center noted that the Israeli police command intentionally designates the most hostile elements who hate Palestinians and Muslims to work inside the Aqsa Mosque, adding these elements also assaulted the guards of the holy Mosque on many occasions.

In a related context, Egyptian lawmaker Ali Laban expressed his dismay at the popular and official Arab and Muslim positions towards Israel’s violations against Al-Aqsa Mosque.

In a statement, Laban called on Arabs and Muslims to move to save the holy Mosque from collapse and demolition as a result of the continued excavations conducted beneath it.

He suggested the establishment of pressure groups working through peaceful means on pressuring their governments, the Islamic research academy, the organization of the Islamic conference and the Arab League to assume their responsibilities and take action towards the dangers threatening the Mosque.

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