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Top Arab, Muslim diplomats launch plan to protect Jerusalem religious sites

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Top Arab and Muslim diplomats have launched a new diplomatic plan aimed at protecting religious sites in Jerusalem. The initiative was introduced by foreign ministers who convened to address what they described as unprecedented threats facing both Islamic and Christian holy locations in the city.

During the diplomatic meetings, the ministers issued explicit warnings regarding the safety and status of these sacred sites. According to the officials, the holy locations are currently being endangered by Israeli actions to a degree not seen previously, prompting the coordinated regional response to safeguard the religious heritage of Jerusalem.

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Al Jazeera (QA) Highlights foreign ministers' warnings of unprecedented Israeli threats to holy sites
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