Indonesia and a group of Arab and Muslim-majority countries have issued a strong condemnation of Israel over recent actions at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound. The response was led by Indonesian Foreign Minister Sugiono together with counterparts from seven nations, according to the report.
The move highlights growing regional concern over developments at one of Jerusalem’s most sensitive religious sites. Based on the available account, the countries criticized what they described as recent escalations linked to the Al-Aqsa compound and signaled unified opposition to those actions.
Indonesia has long voiced support for Palestinian issues in international forums, and this latest statement fits that broader diplomatic position. The involvement of several Arab and Muslim-majority governments also underscores the wider political and religious significance of Al-Aqsa across the Muslim world.
While the trimmed report does not detail the full text of the joint position, it makes clear that the countries involved see the situation as serious and worthy of coordinated condemnation. The statement adds to international attention on tensions surrounding the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound.
