Top Arab, Muslim diplomats launch plan to protect Jerusalem religious sites

States warn Israeli violations may spark religious conflict, jeopardising regional and global peace and security.

Arab and Muslim foreign ministers have agreed to establish a permanent mechanism to document and expose Israeli violations in occupied East Jerusalem and at its Islamic and Christian holy sites.

A joint declaration adopted at a meeting in Jordan on Wednesday said plans include a media platform to broadcast Israeli violations against holy sites and worshippers and bring them to the attention of international organisations and the global public.

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