The statement added that after forty-five years of this heinous crime and with the continued targeting of Al Aqsa Mosque, a group of Maghrebi associations in support of Palestine and in defense of the first Muslim Qibla announced the formation of a Maghrebi coalition to defend their Maghrebi rights in Al-Aqsa mosque and to demand to restore the Maghrebi stolen heritage and to work for the liberation of Al-Aqsa mosque from the brutal Zionist occupation.
The participating associations urged the Maghrebi governments to give more attention to the Maghrebi Quarter and bridge issue, to work for the support of Al-Aqsa mosque and its defenders who are stationed in the mosque to protect it, and to stop the Zionist attempts to judaize Jerusalem.
The Maghrebi associations that signed this statement confirmed that they will work to bring the Maghrebi people closer to their heritage, to unite their efforts to re-link them with Jerusalem, and to assert that they will be back again to their quarter, bridge, Jerusalem, and first Qibla.
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