Ekrima Sabri warns of the land settlement project in Jerusalem
Sheikh Ekrima Sabri, the preacher of Aqsa Mosque, warned in his Friday Khutba (sermon) of the danger of the so-called “land settlement project” which targets the Palestinian presence in Occupied Jerusalem.
The project allows zionist occupation authority (ZOA) to seize large swaths of land and hundreds of real-estate owned by Jerusalemites, he added.
Activation of the law of absentee property is one of the most dangerous components of this project, which allows the ZOA to seize 60% of Jerusalem lands, the Sheikh underlined.
Shifting to another issue, Sabri warned of the danger of the growing numbers of Jewish settlers entering the Aqsa Mosque and practicing Talmudic rituals inside it under the protection of zionist occupation police. (ILKHA)
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