Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri condemned, in a statement, the Israeli occupation forces' storming of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, violating the sanctity of the cradle of Christ, and the most heinous acts of aggression in an unprecedented manner against Muslim and Christian clerics in Holy Jerusalem, and the right of worshipers, including elderly, women and children.

'We call on ourselves and all the Lebanese, with all their political forces, and at this fateful moment, to an objective and careful reading of the dangerous repercussions that are taking place in the region, starting from the Palestinian scene, as it is a test for the nation in its unity, stability, identity, culture and common security,” Berri said.

In this context, Berri also called for the rejection of hatred and the cessation of free political tampering, whose continuation only benefits the Israeli enemy, and thus the collapse of Lebanon is a new loss of the Palestinian right to return and establish an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital.