阿拉伯联盟10国外长联同印尼、巴基斯坦、土耳其、马来西亚等国外长在约旦召开紧急会议后发表声明，警告以色列对伊斯兰第三圣地阿克萨清真寺的侵犯可能引发严重后果 [1]。声明明确指出，这种侵犯行为可能导致"宗教冲突，产生将超越该地区并威胁地区与国际和平安全的影响" [1]。约旦外长Ayman Safadi进一步表示，"篡改现状可能引发宗教冲突，波及整个穆斯林世界" [1]。
以色列对该清真寺事务的介入历来敏感。以色列每年向阿克萨清真寺宗教基金会支付约2000万美元（1700万欧元） [1]。2017年以色列当局安装摄像头和金属探测器的举措曾引发致命抗议 [1]。2000年Ariel Sharon的参访被视为第二次巴勒斯坦起义的原因之一 [1]。
Foreign ministers from ten Arab League nations, along with representatives from Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, and Malaysia, convened in an emergency meeting in Amman on Wednesday and issued a stark warning about the risks of Israeli interference at Al-Aqsa Mosque [1]. The joint statement cautioned that any Israeli encroachment on the Islamic holy site could trigger religious conflict with consequences that would extend far beyond the region and threaten regional and international peace and security [1].
Jordan's foreign minister, Ayman Safadi, emphasized the gravity of the concern, stating that altering the status quo at the mosque "could ignite religious conflict that would reverberate throughout the entire Muslim world" [1]. Israel has long maintained financial involvement with the site, providing approximately 20 million dollars annually—equivalent to 17 million euros—to the mosque's religious endowment [1]. Recent developments have already prompted shifts in worship patterns; the number of Muslim worshippers at Al-Aqsa declined by half in 2025 [1].
The concerns reflect a pattern of tension surrounding the sacred location. In 2017, when Israeli authorities installed security cameras and metal detectors at the mosque, the measures sparked deadly protests [1]. An earlier controversial incident—former Israeli political figure Ariel Sharon's visit to the site in 2000—is regarded by many as a contributing factor to the outbreak of the Second Palestinian Intifada [1].