Joint meetings and activities between the Jordanian Endowments and the Israeli Police 

Ziad Ibhais - a researcher specializing in Jerusalem affairs

The Kan Hebrew channel, in the context of its talk about the preparations of the occupation police and the Zionist Ministry of Internal Security for the Hebrew holiday season:

“Joint meetings and activities between the Jordanian Endowments and the Israeli Police to prevent” escalation in the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque.

The Hebrew Kan channel reported that the occupation police “held joint meetings and activities between the Jordanian Endowments and the Israeli police to prevent escalation” in the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, as part of its talk about the occupation police’s preparations for the Zionist holiday season, which begins on September 26, 2022, during which extremist Temple groups are planning incursions. A major attack on Al-Aqsa Mosque over a period of 20 days included blowing the trumpet there, storming it in white priestly robes, and bringing plant sacrifices into it. These preparations included a group of arrests - according to the channel - and the deportation of 14 people from Al-Aqsa Mosque.

In the same context, the channel’s Jerusalem affairs correspondent quoted “sources in the Endowments” in addition to his source from the occupation police in Jerusalem that “these joint activities will become stronger and more intense,” concluding with his assessment that “both parties have no interest in escalation” in Al-Aqsa. Such news reported by Hebrew sources raises questions about the position of the Jordanian Endowments regarding coordination with the occupation police in the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, especially since talk of this coordination comes in the midst of an escalating attempt to impose Biblical rituals in Al-Aqsa under the auspices of the occupation police, which was removed only a week ago. Deputy Director General of the Endowments, Sheikh Najeh Bakirat, on behalf of the Blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, and now prevents the guards of Al-Aqsa Mosque from even approaching the groups of intruders or photographing them.

There has been repeated talk about coordination between the occupation police and the Jordanian Endowments regarding Al-Aqsa Mosque in the Israeli press since the project to install cameras in 2015, and during the rampages at Bab al-Asbat and Bab al-Rahma, while the Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded to that with a general position confirming that the Jordanian government is the only body responsible for the mosque. Al-Aqsa Mosque under international law.