Hamas: We call on resistance factions to announce general alarm in Gaza to defend Jerusalem

Hamas: We call on resistance factions to announce general alarm in Gaza to defend Jerusalem

News May 7, 2021
Hamas: We call on resistance factions to announce general alarm in Gaza to defend Jerusalem
Occupied Jerusalem (QNN)- Hamas on Friday called resistance factions in Gaza to announce general alarm all along the days of Ramadan to defend Al Aqsa mosque and occupied Jerusalem. The resistance movement called all Palestinians, especially in the occupied est Bank and 1948-occupied territories, to visit Al Aqsa mosque on the 27th night of Ramadan and to not leave it until Eid. It also warned that the occupation state is also targeting Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood and Bab Al Amoud in addition to Al Aqsa mosque. "We call on our people in the diaspora and the Muslim and Arab nations to stand in solidarity with Jerusalem and to take part in removing harm from Al Aqsa mosque", it added.

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