The Arab reactions to the Storming of the Al-Aqsa Mosque by the Israeli minister of Internal Security Ben-Gvir are continuing, which Israeli media published photos of him walking around the site under tight guard, noting that he left the courtyard of the Al-Aqsa Mosque after being there for a short time.

At the beginning of the Jordanian parliament session today, the speaker of the Jordanian parliament, Ahmed Safadi, said : "we will remain on the front of truth and steadfastness behind His Majesty King Abdullah II, The Guardian of the holy places, there is no compromise on Jerusalem, and the right of Muslims and Christians in it is eternal and historical," according to the Jordanian channel "Al-Ghad".

Safadi added:"in the House of Representatives, we will take urgent action with our brothers and friends in the Arab and international parliaments, and we will appeal to them to address their governments to strip the occupier and take steps rejecting all invalid and illegal measures in Jerusalem.

During the session, deputies demanded the withdrawal of the Jordanian ambassador from Israel, the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador from Jordan, the cancellation of the peace treaty, and the filing of a complaint in the International Criminal Court against Israel, considering that Jordan is targeted, demanding a complete severance of relations with Israel and the cancellation of the gas agreement.

The Palestinian Foreign Ministry said in a statement that "the incursion is an unprecedented provocation and a serious threat to the conflict arena, and it disregards the demands to stop it, as it legitimizes further incursions and permits the Al-Aqsa Mosque by the settlers, even encouraging them and protecting them to commit the most heinous crimes and attacks on Al-Aqsa".

The ministry blamed " Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for this blatant attack on the Al-Aqsa mosque," noting that it will follow up on the matter at all levels in coordination with Jordan.