The festival included speeches by a group of speakers presented by Engineer Murad Al-Adaileh, who denounced the Ministry of Interior’s ban on holding the event in a public square.

He talked about the status of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque in Islam and the Islamic civilizational history, saying that the first priority is the liberation of Al-Aqsa.

Adaileh commented on a draft bill in the Knesset that will discuss the spatial division of Al-Aqsa Mosque, considering it a waste and tantamount to a declaration of war.

The occupation warned against prejudice to Jordan’s role in Jerusalem and the guardianship of Al-Aqsa Mosque.

He praised the martyr Egyptian soldier, Mohamed Salah, who carried out the Al-Auja border crossing operation between the occupation and Egypt, in which 3 soldiers of the occupation army were killed.

The speakers praised the valor of the Jordanian army in its valiant battle, the battle of eternal dignity, and how this battle shattered Israel’s dreams of attacking Jordanian lands.

They said that Al-Aqsa Al-Sharif is a red line that does not accept division or internationalization, and they called for lifting the siege on our people in Gaza and stopping the Israeli decision to deport the residents of the West Bank to Gaza or elsewhere.

They stressed the need for concerted Arab efforts to stop the Israeli orgy in the region.

The artist, Khairy Hatem, presented a chanting song that sang about the prisoners, Al-Aqsa, Jerusalem and the sanctities.