Mufti of the Comoros: We do not intend to establish relations with Israel.
The Mufti of the Comoros said that what is being said in some media about the country’s intention to establish diplomatic relations with the Zionist regime is baseless.
Mahmoud al-Habash, advisor to the head of the Palestinian Authority on religious affairs and Islamic relations, spoke with the Mufti of the Comoros Islands, Abu Bakr Abdullah Jaml al-Layl, on Thursday.
Al-Habash, in a telephone call with Jamil al-Layl, informed him of the situation in the city of Jerusalem and the dangers posed by the aggression of the Zionist military, the Palestinian news agency Sama reported.
The Palestinian official said that the Zionists are attacking Al-Aqsa Mosque on a daily basis and that China is taking action with the support of the Zionist regime police.
The Mufti of the Comoros also said that it supports the legitimate right of Palestine to end the occupation and establish an independent state in the capital, Jerusalem.
He called on Arab and Islamic countries to support Quds and Al-Aqsa Mosque by increasing their activities and coordination.
The Mufti of the Comoros said that what is being said in some media about the country’s intention to establish diplomatic relations with the Zionist regime is baseless.
Meanwhile, the Zionist regime’s media claimed on Monday (October 17th) that the regime was in talks with the Comoros Islands to persuade the archipelago to normalize relations with the regime.
The Comoros, which is predominantly Muslim, is a member of the Arab League and the only Arab country in the southern hemisphere.
The media of the Zionist regime announced that the United States has taken the lead in bringing the Zionist regime and the Comoros closer.
The Comoros Islands, located in the Indian Ocean off the east coast of Africa, have an area of only 1861 square kilometers and its population according to the 2019 census was 850 thousand people.
Last year (2020), the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan, and the Maghreb, through the mediation of the then US government headed by Donald Trump, signed a normalization agreement with the occupying regime in Jerusalem, known as the “Peace of Abraham” (or Peace Ibrahim) Agreement. They established diplomacy.
The people of most of the countries that signed the Abraham Peace Agreement with US pressure and with financial and political promises expressed their opposition to this agreement.
