A newspaper close to the Zionist regime’s prime minister revealed that the Saudi Crown Prince is trying to take control of the Al-Aqsa Mosque after spending a fortune in Mecca and Medina.
The Hebrew-language newspaper Israel Hume – affiliated with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu – reported on Friday evening on a covert clash between Jordan and Saudi Arabia over the protection of Islamic holy sites in the city of Jerusalem.
The news-analytical website “Rai Al-Youm” quotes Israel Hume in this regard, referring to the issue of “Al-Hussein bin Abdullah”, the Crown Prince of Jordan, who was scheduled to emphasize Jordan last Wednesday to emphasize the official and historical position of Jordan as the current guardian of Islamic shrines in Jerusalem. Enters Al-Aqsa Mosque, citing informed political sources in occupied Palestine, announces a secret agreement between Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Tel Aviv.
The sources emphasize that Jordan’s immediate moves were necessary at this time due to the negotiations that “Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman” had with Benjamin Netanyahu in this regard.
Last Wednesday evening, Zionist sources reported that despite arrangements made for the Jordanian Crown Prince to enter Al-Aqsa Mosque, Tel Aviv rejected the trip at the last minute due to the large number of the Crown Prince’s bodyguards, which angered Jordanian officials.
Israel Hume further wrote: “Saudi Arabia wants to take control of Al-Aqsa Mosque instead of Jordan, not next to it, because it creates a strong religious status for the country by dominating the three Islamic holy sites.”
The newspaper, which is close to the Zionist Prime Minister, also wrote: “Jordan, in turn, is outraged only by the idea, because the Hashemite dynasty once lost its position in favor of the sacred possibility in Mecca and Medina after World War I in favor of the Saudis.”
The sources claim that King Khalid bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia sent two delegations to the then Prime Minister Menachem Begin in the early 1980s, offering him a large sum of money for the development of the new Middle East in exchange for raising the Saudi flag.
The sources also stressed that “times have changed and Netanyahu and his men have entered into talks about the possibility of Saudi Arabia joining [Quds] to have a place in the [Quds] sanctuary.” “This step began during the preparation of the Century Plan.
According to these high-ranking sources, Al-Aqsa Mosque is not only a historical symbol for Jordan, but also a guarantee for the stability of the government in this country. These sources say: “Israel finds itself one step closer to Jordan and another step closer to Saudi Arabia, and in this war it goes back and forth. But Jordan is still Israel’s beloved ally in Jerusalem.”