Occupation banishes 'Dove of Al-Aqsa'

Israeli occupation forces issued a decision to banish the 70-year-old Jerusalemite pilgrim Amin al-Abbasi, known by the nickname 'Dove of Al-Aqsa', from the Al-Aqsa Mosque and its courtyards for six months, about two weeks after his arrest and one-week ban.

On Tuesday, Israeli occupation forces issued a decision to banish the 70-year-old Jerusalemite pilgrim Amin al-Abbasi, known among worshippers as the 'Dove of Al-Aqsa', from the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, its courtyards, and the roads leading to it, for six months. The decision comes about two weeks after occupation forces arrested al-Abbasi while he was entering the Al-Aqsa Mosque, before releasing him hours later, on condition that he be banned from the mosque for one week, with the ban renewed today and extended to six months. Al-Abbasi is known as the 'Dove of Al-Aqsa' due to his frequent presence at the mosque and his commitment to performing the five daily prayers there, to the point that his presence became a familiar sight among worshippers. The ban decision comes amid the continued issuance of similar decisions by occupation forces against Jerusalemites, depriving them of access to the Al-Aqsa Mosque and performing prayers there.

Occupation banishes 'Dove of Al-Aqsa'