IDIndonesian Foreign Minister Sugiono and foreign ministers from seven Arab and Muslim-majority nations—including Egypt, Jordan, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates—jointly condemned Israel's recent escalations at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem. The statement, released by the Indonesian Foreign Ministry, accused Israeli settlers, led by extremist government ministers, of engaging in provocative and illegal actions that violate international law and UN resolutions. The ministers expressed concern over the incitement and violence linked to these actions, warning they hinder peace efforts and promote extremism. They emphasized that Israel, as an occupying power, has no sovereignty over Jerusalem or its holy sites and called for immediate removal of access restrictions to the Old City for Muslim worshippers. The group urged the international community to pressure Israel to cease its violations of religious sanctity.
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