Aqsa preacher Salah released from IOF jails

Israeli occupation authorities released Aqsa preacher Raed Salah on Saturday December 12th after 5 months of unjust imprisonment sentence aimed at affecting his high spirit in defending the first Qeblah (Aqsa Mosque) for Muslims all over the world.

Israeli occupation authorities in occupied Jerusalem accused Sheik Raed Salah of assulting Zionist soldier.

Palestinians in occupied territories headed by number of Palestinian Islamic figures recieved Sheikh Raed Salah at the Ramle prison where he was previously detained.

“Delegations from the Islamic Movement and Arab leaders in the ’48-occupied territories gathered near the Ramle prison, where Sheikh Salah was detained, and from there they proceeded toward the city of Umm al-Fahm, where there was a reception party for the freed Sheikh.”

Khatib said the message Israel wanted to deliver by holding Salah was a failure. “No detention or intimidation can stop our movement and efforts to defend the Aqsa Mosque.”

Salah will not step out of prison for “recovery”, the Islamic Movement VP said, but he will go straight to the work field to defend Jerusalem and the Aqsa Mosque with the backing of the entire Islamic Movement and Palestinian people in the ’48-occupied territories.

We will serve our people and our cause and what we cherish and believe in, even at the expense of our time and personal comfort, he added.

Speaking on warnings by Israeli officials of possible collapsing in the Aqsa Mosque and Jerusalem, Khatib said it is an “indicator of the volume of the present risks.”

“The warning does not absolve Israel of its liability, but only reflects that it is informed. They are part of excavations posed against the Aqsa Mosque, along with knowing of threats or intent to harm the Aqsa Mosque by extremist groups, and therefore they are subject to liability.”