Israel’s actions in Jerusalem jeopardize the recent arrest of Gulf Arabs

Jerusalem, a city sacred to the three Abrahamic and monotheistic faiths of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, is threatening to revive.

Israeli settlers and their extremist allies have been sparking tensions during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan as they campaign to ignite within occupied Arab East Jerusalem. before new releases Palestinian families. Problems have also arisen in religious sites such as the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Israel is at risk of security. These far-right provocations provided a perfect excuse for Hamas, the Islamist political-military group that controls the New Gaza, to launch hundreds of rockets at Israel, as a result of airstrikes in 2009, 2012 and 2014 with the risk of a resurgence of the wars in Gaza.

The Al-Aqsa Mosque is located in a religious shrine in the heart of Jerusalem, Muslims know it as the Haram ash-Sharif or Noble Sanctuary, and the Jews the Temple Mount. It also preserves the Dome of the Rock, in the Islamic tradition where the Prophet Mohammed traveled to heaven and the Western Wall, sacred to the Jews, as a surviving structure from the Second Temple and the Holy of Holies, begun by Herod the Great. and was destroyed by the Romans in the 70s.

Israel took East Jordan from the Jordan in the six-day war of 1967, capturing and gradually colonizing its Arab neighborhoods. But successive governments tend to maintain a religious status in the 36-acre compound, treating small bombs with great care. The Hashemite royal family of Jordan is, by tradition and covenant, the patron saint of Muslims and Christians in the holy places of Jerusalem.

The deep opposition to the traditions of holiness that has been deeply moved in the holy city that has clashed for thousands of years always runs the risk of igniting the clash of political-religious identity fueled by rockets. However, that is happening. Police against Israel were attacked by the Al-Aqsa complex on Monday, and attacked the rockers who attacked the protests with cut-edge bullets and the greedy grenade, the vulture of crying and “sharp water”. About 600 Palestinians, including worshipers inside the mosque, have been injured since Friday.

In the weeks leading up to this blast, passions boiled over before the Israeli Supreme Court ruled eviction of Palestinian families In Sheikh Jarrah, the middle class of East Jerusalem in Jerusalem.

Most of the world does not support the annexation of East Jerusalem to Israel. This is the latest push by Israeli settlers in a four-decade-long campaign to clean up areas in Palestinian families living in and around the old city for generations. Dismissals aside, zoning and housing laws, building restrictions and Palestinian property bulldozing are being achieved.

But now there is a political gap. Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of five terms convicted of corruption, has been unable to form a government despite embracing the religious and extreme right. Mahmoud Abbas, The increasingly important and corrupt municipal authority with more than 40% of the occupied West Bank has once again postponed the first elections since 2006, which Hamas won. Extremists tend to have incidents.

Itamar Ben-GvirThe head of the far-right Jewish power party and Netanyahu’s ally tweeted that “it is time for the temple to liberate the mountain and Jerusalem and to show who the house is for good.”

Ben-Gvir’s behavior is reminiscent of the death of Ariel Sharon, the dead prime minister and champion of the settlers, when hundreds of Israeli riot police headed to the Haram ash-Sharif temple mountain in September 2000. This sparked a trail of dust in a second Palestinian uprising known as the al-Aqsa intifada.

This week the police against the trays in the sanctuary are crossed by the dangerous line. The apparent conflict over the land acquires threatening religious overtones, leading to a clash of unrestrained identities in a region devoid of fanatics.

Former President Donald Trump pushed for the right of Israel in Jerusalem Taking the US embassy there. And Netanyahu, in an attempt to stay in power, has exposed racist groups against Arab groups that have taken control of Haram ash-Sharif.

The unrest in the holy city weakens Israel’s credentials. As a strategy to increase occupation and install more settlers, it rules out the possibility of a Palestinian state and forces Palestinians to fight for equal rights Within a Greater Israel, undermining Israel’s legitimacy in world opinion.

It also jeopardizes Israel’s relations with its Arab neighbors and Muslims around the world. There have been protests Turkey To Jordan, as well as to the Arab peoples within Israel. Relations with Jordan are at the bottom. Jordan, along with Egypt, was part of the first wave of “normalization” with Israel in terms of the 1994 and 1979 peace treaties.

But the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, pioneers of what was called last year Abraham Chords With Israel, they are now loudly in protest faith in the events of the Abrahamic city. In Jerusalem, the second wave of adherence to Arab Israel is in jeopardy.