Will the next security campaign break out this week? Against the background of reports that Minister Ben Gabir intends to ascend the Temple Mount during the week, Hamas threatens to respond to this: “The escalation in Al-Aqsa Mosque is like an explosive that could explode, and the occupation government will bear responsibility for it. Our people will continue to bravely confront these provocations”
Against the background of the report that the Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gabir intends to go up to the Temple Mount this week, the spokesman for Hamas, Abdel Latif Al Kanou, responds and attacks: “Netanyahu’s attack on the Al Burak Mosque, the performance of Talmud ceremonies, and the announcement by the criminal Ben Gabir of his intention Attacking the Al-Aqsa Mosque reflects the arrogance of the fascist settler government and its intentions to escalate the invasions and attacks on the Al-Aqsa Mosque in order to divide it.”
According to him, “The escalation in Al-Aqsa Mosque is like an explosive that could explode, and the occupation government will bear responsibility for it. Our people will continue to bravely confront these provocations and will not allow the occupation’s plans to work.”
Haroun Nasser-Al-Din, in charge of the Jerusalem case in Hamas and a member of the organization’s political bureau, also said in a press release to the Al-Quds network that “the extremist (Ben Gabir) is trying to convince his voters that he is keeping his promises to storm the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and we consider the occupation government responsible There will be any escalation if someone touches the Al-Aqsa Mosque or our people in Jerusalem. And we call on our people to protect Al-Aqsa, and we are sure that our people will thwart all attempts to impose a new reality on Al-Aqsa.”
As a reminder, last night it was reported in ‘Bahadari Haredim’ that officials in the environment of the Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gabir contacted the police in recent days and announced that the Minister intends to go up to the Temple Mount. It is not yet clear whether the ascent to the mountain will take place as early as this week, although the Ben Gvir office checked the possibility of ascending on Tuesday or Wednesday. The police are expected to hold a discussion tomorrow in which the issue of the forces that will secure the minister’s arrival will be raised, out of fear that this will lead to riots.
Ben Gvir addressed reports in the media about his intention to ascend the Temple Mount in the coming days, and did not commit that this would happen this week. “I thank all the media for the interest in the issue of the ascent to the Temple Mount,” wrote Ben Gvir on his Twitter account.
“Indeed,” added the incoming minister, “the Temple Mount is an important issue and, as I said, I am preparing to go up to the Temple Mount. As for the schedules – I promise to update when I go up. Until then, I would like the news to open every evening with news that deals with the question of when I intend to go up to the Temple Mount “.