Palestin dari Gaza Salat di hadapan Kubah
Batu (Palestinians from Gaza pray in front of the Dome of the Rock (Reuters/Ammar
Awad)
tiaraVillaRuby - Pemimpin Palestin Mahmoud Abbas memberi amaran
bahawa kerajaannya akan mencari "langkah2 undang2"
antarabangsa untuk menangani Israel "pencerobohan" terhadap masjid
Al-Aqsa di Yerusalem.
BACA lagi: panggilan pemimpin
Hamas ke atas umat Islam untuk 'membela' Masjid Al-Aqsa di Yerusalem (READ
MORE: Hamas leader calls on Muslims to ‘defend’ Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa mosque)
"Kepemimpinan Palestin akan mengambil
langkah-langkah undang-undang yang perlu, di peringkat antarabangsa, mengenai
pencerobohan peneroka di masjid Al-Aqsa," kata Abbas dalam satu ucapan
kepada Majlis Revolusi parti Fatah, seperti dikutip AFP. "Kami tidak akan
membenarkan peneroka untuk menyerang masjid."
Pernyataan Abbas mengikuti komen yg dibuat oleh
ketua Hamas Khaled Meshaal pada hari Jumaat, di mana beliau menggesa umat Islam
untuk "mempertahan-kan" masjid suci setelah pasukan Israel masuk
terhad untuk Palestin.
"Kami menyeru semua orang-orang kita di dalam
negara ini untuk bergegas ke al-Aqsa untuk mempertahankannya," kata
Meshaal dalam satu kenyataan dari Doha, Qatar. "Kami menyeru bangsa untuk
marah & utk menghantar mesej kemarahan menyakitkan kepada dunia bahawa
orang2 Palestin, bangsa Arab dan Islam, tidak akan diam pada kejahatan
Israel."
Meshaal menuduh Israel cuba untuk merampas laman web ini, yang dianggap
suci bagi orang Islam dan Yahudi.
ABBAS Warns Of legal
Measures Against ISRAELI ‘Aggression’ on Al-Aqsa MOSQUE . . .
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas warned that his government will seek interna-tional
“legal measures” to deal with Israeli “aggression” against Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa
mosque.
“The Palestinian leadership will be taking the
necessary legal measures, at the international level, regarding the aggression
of settlers on the Al-Aqsa mosque,” Abbas said in a speech to the Revolutionary
Council of his Fatah party, as quoted by AFP. “We will not allow settlers to
attack the mosque.”
Abbas' statements follow comments made by Hamas
chief Khaled Meshaal on Friday, in which he urged Muslims to “defend” the holy
mosque after Israeli forces restricted entrance for Palestinians.
“We call on all our people inside the country to
hurry up to al-Aqsa to defend it,” Meshaal said in a statement from Doha,
Qatar. “We call on the nation to be angry and to send a message of painful
anger to the world that the Palestinian people, the Arab and Muslim nation,
will not be silent at the Israeli crime.”
Meshaal accused Israel of trying to seize the site, which is considered
holy for both Muslims and Jews.
Penunjuk perasaan
Palestin lari dari gas pemedih mata yang ditembak oleh tentera Israel dalam
bentrokan di protes untuk menunjukkan perpaduan dengan masjid al-Aqsa, di luar
penjara Ofer ketenteraan Israel di dekat kota Ramallah, Tepi Barat 17 Oktober
2014 (Palestinian protesters run from tear gas fired by Israeli troops during
clashes at a protest to show solidarity with al-Aqsa mosque, outside Israel's
Ofer military prison near the West Bank city of Ramallah October 17, 2014 (Reuters/Ammar
Awad)
tiaraVillaRuby - Pertempuran antara Palestin & polis Israel
tercetus berhampiran masjid pd hari Jumaat. Pegawai2 penguatkuasa
undang-undang menembak bom tangan setrum selepas Palestin membaling batu dekat
dengan masjid.
Kira2 400 orang berkumpul di pintu masuk ke
kompleks itu, membantah sekatan diletakkan di tempat untuk hanya membenarkan
rakyat Palestin yang berusia lebih 50 tahun untuk memasuki laman ini, yang
dianggap sebagai tempat suci yang ke-3 dalam Islam.
Para demonstran juga berbicara menentang orang2
Yahudi mempunyai akses kepada premis. Pada hari Rabu, kira2 100 orang
Israel telah diberi akses kepada lapangan di luar masjid itu, dgn disertai
oleh pelancong asing. Walau bagaimana-pun, orang2 Yahudi tidak dibenarkan
utk berdoa di laman ini kerana bimbang ia boleh menyebabkan gangguan dan
protes daripada umat Islam.
BACA lagi: Pertempuran meletus di
Yerusalem sebagai Palestin 'ditolak' akses ke masjid suci (READ MORE: Clashes erupt in Jerusalem as Palestinians ‘denied’
access to holy mosque)
Abbas mengatakan bahawa kehadiran orang-orang Yahudi menodai laman ini,
berjanji untuk melarang peneroka daripada memasuki perkarangan Al-Aqsa
"dengan apa-apa."
"Ia adalah menakutkan kami, al-Aqsa [masjid] adalah milik kami, ini
Sanctuary Mulia [sebagai orang Islam merujuk kepada Temple Mount] adalah milik
kami. Mereka tidak mempunyai hak utk pergi ke sana & merosakkan itu,
"Radio Israel memetik Abbas sebagai berkata pada hari Jumaat.
Menteri Luar Negeri Israel Avigdor Lieberman memberi
respons kpd Abbas, berkata pemimpin Palestin telah "cuba terangsang
situasi dengan menggunakan tempat yang paling sensitif, Temple Mount." Ia
dipanggil komentar Abbas "perang agama," menuduh beliau dan Pihak
Berkuasa Palestin menjadi "di belakang rusuhan" di tempat itu.
Kedua-dua Dome of the Rock dan masjid Al-Aqsa yang
terletak di Temple Mount. Ia dianggap sebagai tempat suci agama Yahudi, kerana
ia adalah di mana runtuhan 2 kuil Yerusalem berada.
Ketegangan yg meningkat datang sebagai duta PBB
dari Wilayah Palestin - seorang pemerhati bukan ahli di dlm organisasi -
berkata kerajaan Palestin memohon undi Majlis Keselamatan PBB resolusi yang
dalam tempoh 2 bulan akan datang yg akan menetapkan tarikh akhir November
2016 untuk IDF utk menarik diri dari Tebing Barat dan Semenanjung Gaza.
BACA lanjut: Palestin mahu undi PBB
2016 tarikh akhir untuk penarikan pasukan Israel (READ
MORE: Palestine wants UN vote on 2016 deadline for Israeli troop pullout)
Clashes between Palestinians and Israeli police
erupted near the mosque on Friday. Law enforcement officers fired stun grenades
after Palestinians threw stones close to the mosque.
Around 400 people gathered at the entrance to the
compound, protesting restric-tions put in place to only allow Palestinians over
the age of 50 to enter the site, which is considered the third holiest shrine
in Islam.
The demonstrators also spoke out against Jews having
access to the premises. On Wednesday, around 100 Israelis were given access to
the square outside the mosque, accompanied by foreign tourists. However, Jews
are not allowed to pray at the site for fear it could cause disturbances and
protests from Muslims.
Abbas said that the presence of Jews desecrates the site, pledging to ban
settlers from entering the Al-Aqsa compound “by any means.”
“It is our scared place, al-Aqsa [mosque] is ours,
this Noble Sanctuary [as Muslims refer to the Temple Mount] is ours. They have
no right to go there and desecrate it,” Israel Radio quoted Abbas as saying on
Friday.
Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman responded
to Abbas, saying the Palestinian leader was “trying to inflame the situation by
using the most sensitive place, the Temple Mount.” He called Abbas' comments “a
religious war,” accusing him and the Palestinian Authority of being “behind the
riots” at the compound.
Both the Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa mosque are
located at Temple Mount. It is considered to be Judaism's holiest place, as it
is where the ruins of the two temples of Jerusalem are located.
The heightened tensions come as the UN ambassador of
the Palestine Territories – a non-member observer within the organization –
said that the Palestinian government is seeking a UN Security Council vote on a
resolution in the next two months that would set a deadline of November 2016
–for the IDF to withdraw from the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
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