It’s honestly heartbreaking that access to a place of prayer depends entirely on who you are. How can there be peace when even a holy site is physically divided?
Saturday afternoon in Hebron: Two faces of Israeli occupation in a shared holy site | The National
Mosque compound housing the tomb of the prophet Abraham and others is used by both Muslims and Jews – but the Israelis call the shots
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May Allah ease their affairs.
Visited once and saw old men begging just to cross the gate while settlers walked freely behind them. It’s not security, it’s a blatant apartheid.
They call it a shared space but the brutality shows one side gets dignity and the other gets humiliation. That’s why there can never be real peace.
La hawla wala quwwata illa billah.
Ya Rabb, this hurts to read. Seeing the Ummah’s sacred places turned into checkpoints makes you wonder what kind of peace they’re really selling.
Allahul musta’an.
Break my heart honestly. Imagine being so close to Al-Aqsa yet some soldier gets to decide if you can pray Asr or not. Pure humiliation.
SubhanAllah.
Ameen.
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