Jordanian Waqf minister: No negotiations with Israel over Al-Aqsa mosque cameras

Home Editor's Choice Jordanian Waqf minister: No negotiations with Israel over Al-Aqsa mosque cameras 01-03-2016 02:00 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Jordanian Waqf Minister Hail Daoud denied Israeli reports on Tuesday about progress in Israeli-Jordanian negotiations over surveillance cameras on Al-Aqsa mosque, claiming that such negotiations have never taken place. In an interview with Jordanian newspaper Ad-Dustour, Hail said that reports about Israeli-Jordanian negotiations lack any credibility, stating that "there are no negotiations between us and the Israelis over this issue." "Jordan will still have authorities related to the installation of surveillance cameras, their transmissions and the inspections on them, owing to its special role as Al-Aqsa’s defender," he added. Hail emphasized that Jordan, and not Israel, had demanded to install surveillance cameras on Temple Mount under Jordanian inspection in order to defend Al-Aqsa and document Israeli infringements on religious rights. On Monday, Ha’aretz reported about progress made in Israeli-Jordanian negotiations over surveillance cameras on Al-Aqsa . According to the report, Jordan and Israel agreed on installing cameras in large plazas and in a few other locations on Al-Aqsa mosque, but not inside the mosques as Israel demanded.

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Jordanian Waqf minister: No negotiations with Israel over Al-Aqsa mosque cameras

01-03-2016 02:00 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Jordanian Waqf Minister Hail Daoud denied Israeli reports on Tuesday about progress in Israeli-Jordanian negotiations over surveillance cameras on Al-Aqsa mosque, claiming that such negotiations have never taken place.

In an interview with Jordanian newspaper Ad-Dustour, Hail said that reports about Israeli-Jordanian negotiations lack any credibility, stating that "there are no negotiations between us and the Israelis over this issue."

"Jordan will still have authorities related to the installation of surveillance cameras, their transmissions and the inspections on them, owing to its special role as Al-Aqsa’s defender," he added.

Hail emphasized that Jordan, and not Israel, had demanded to install surveillance cameras on Temple Mount under Jordanian inspection in order to defend Al-Aqsa and document Israeli infringements on religious rights.

On Monday, Ha’aretz reported about progress made in Israeli-Jordanian negotiations over surveillance cameras on Al-Aqsa . According to the report, Jordan and Israel agreed on installing cameras in large plazas and in a few other locations on Al-Aqsa mosque, but not inside the mosques as Israel demanded.

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