Egypt condemns Israeli raid at Al-Aqsa

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Egypt condemned Israeli raids at Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem on Thursday, when hundreds of Israelis stormed the holy site during the Sukkot holiday. Cairo stated that these raids exacerbate tensions and threaten regional security and stability, referencing historic status quo agreements governing the site's use.

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Egypt has condemned raids by Israelis at Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem earlier on Thursday, when hundreds stormed the holy site to mark the sixth day of Sukkot, the Jewish holiday. Historic status quo agreements governing the shared use of holy sites in Jerusalem and the occupied Palestinian territories reserve Al-Aqsa for Muslim worship, with nearby areas including the Western Wall allocated for Jewish worship.

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