Palestinian Authority Opposes Plan to Remove Jordan's Al-Aqsa Role

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•Jordan has held custodianship over the Al-Aqsa Mosque since the 1994 Israel-Jordan peace treaty.
•The Palestinian Authority views Jordan's role as essential for protecting Islamic holy sites in Jerusalem.
•The plan to strip Jordan of custodianship has been described as 'dangerous' by Palestinian officials.
•The issue is linked to ongoing tensions over control and access to religious sites in East Jerusalem.

What Could Happen If...

▸If the Palestinian Authority successfully pressures regional actors to maintain Jordan's custodianship Jordan's role in managing Al-Aqsa remains intact, preserving current religious and political arrangements and reducing tensions.

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🌍Jordan 🌍State of Israel 🌍State of Palestine

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🏛Government of Jordan 🏛Palestinian Authority

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MEMiddle East EyeWhy Jordan cannot be stripped of Al-Aqsa custodianship MEMiddle East EyePalestinian Authority warns against 'dangerous' plan to strip Jordan of Al-Aqsa custodianship

The Palestinian Authority has reiterated its opposition to proposals aiming to remove Jordan's custodianship of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem. This custodianship is a key element in managing religious sites and maintaining political balance in the region. The dispute affects Palestinian-Jordanian relations and could impact broader regional stability and peace efforts.