Top Arab, Muslim diplomats launch plan to protect Jerusalem religious sites
- States warn Israeli violations may spark religious conflict, jeopardising regional and global peace and security.
- Arab and Muslim foreign ministers have agreed to establish a permanent mechanism to document and expose Israeli violations in occupied East Jerusalem and at its Islamic and Christian holy sites.
- A joint declaration adopted at a meeting in Jordan on Wednesday said plans include a media platform to broadcast Israeli violations against holy sites and worshippers and bring them to the attention of international organisations and the global public.
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- States warn Israeli violations may spark religious conflict, jeopardising regional and global peace and security.
- Arab and Muslim foreign ministers have agreed to establish a permanent mechanism to document and expose Israeli violations in occupied East Jerusalem and at its Islamic and Christian holy sites.
- A joint declaration adopted at a meeting in Jordan on Wednesday said plans include a media platform to broadcast Israeli violations against holy sites and worshippers and bring them to the attention of international organisations and the global public.
Sources: Al Jazeera