Palestinian television reported that Palestinian Authority Chairman Abu Mazen decided this evening (Tuesday) to address the UN Security Council following "Israel's aggression in Al-Aqsa".
According to the report, Abu Mazen tasked the Palestinian delegation to the UN to act immediately before the Security Council to condemn and stop the "attacks by members of the Israeli government and extremist groups, in what constitutes a dangerous violation of the status quo in Jerusalem."
In the meantime, the United Arab Emirates, a member of the Security Council on behalf of the Arab group, is initiating a response at the United Nations to Minister Itamar Gabir's visit to the Temple Mount. A short time ago, the Emirates delegation to the United Nations submitted a request on behalf of the Palestinians and Jordanians to a meeting of the United Nations Security Council on the Mount The house. The rotating president of the council is Japan and she will decide whether to hold a discussion on the issue. It should be emphasized that this is not a special or urgent discussion, but with the intention of adding the issue to one of the upcoming meetings that deals with the situation in the Middle East anyway.
Ben Gvir on the Temple Mount, photo: Ministry of National Security
"A step that will lead to an explosion"
After Ben Gabir's ascension to the mountain, the Palestinian Foreign Ministry announced that Netanyahu was the one responsible for the "invasion" of al-Aqsa.
"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemns the attack of the extremist minister Ben Gabir on the Al-Aqsa Mosque."
Sources told the Lebanese "Al-Mayadeen" network that Hamas sent harsh messages to the Egyptian mediators on the issue.
The terrorist organization told the mediators that it "will not sit idly by, and that Ben Gabir's step will lead to an explosion."
"The Temple Mount is the most important place for the people of Israel, and we maintain the freedom of movement for Muslims and Christians - but Jews will also go up to the mountain, and anyone who threatens - should be dealt with with an iron fist."
"We are considering a response move".
Ben Gabir at the independence event at the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates, photo: None
Even earlier, the former Prime Minister, Yair Lapid, commented on the possibility of Minister Ben Gabir going up to the Temple Mount: "Itamar Ben Gabir must not go up to the Temple Mount. This is a provocation that will lead to violence that will endanger human lives and cost human lives," he warned.
"With all this, Bibi is weak, this time he has to stand up and tell him, 'You are not going up to the Temple Mount, because people will die.'"
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