Palestine Islamic Movement deputy: My defense of Al-Aqsa Mosque continues

RELIGIONS NEWS AGENCY (REDNA) – An Islamic Movement senior figure in Israel said the travel ban imposed on him by Israel will not stop him from continuing his defense of Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Sheikh Kamal Al-Khatib, as “Middle East Monitor” reported”, added on Friday despite the travel ban, he keeps serving his people.

This came one day after he received a renewable one-month travel ban order issued by the Israeli occupation police.

“Such orders are issued by an oppressive government,” Al-Khatib asserted.

“It was issued by the government of Yair Lapid through his Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked, who is the partner of Mansour Abbas in the government.”

Al-Khatib noted that this order came one week after the seventh anniversary of the oppressive order by the Israeli government to ban the Islamic Movement on 17 November, 2015.

“It is the continuous chase before and after the ban,” he explained.

“This was preceded by travel bans on Sheikh Raed Salah and Suleiman Aghbariyeh.”
Al-Khatib said that the Israeli occupation claims he was planning to travel in order to achieve interests for the Islamic Movement, however: “There had been no plan to travel abroad.”