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Arab and Muslim foreign ministers agree in Amman to create permanent mechanism documenting alleged Israeli violations at Jerusalem's Islamic and Christian holy sites, with media platform to share evidence globally

Arab and Muslim foreign ministers agreed at a meeting in Amman to establish a permanent mechanism to document and publicize alleged Israeli violations in Jerusalem and at its Islamic and Christian holy sites, including a media platform to share evidence with international organizations and the global public, according to a joint declaration.

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