News - Middle East: The Parliament strongly condemned and denounced, in its session today, headed by the Deputy Speaker of Parliament Abdul Rahman Al-Jamaa, the irresponsible decision taken by Saudi regime to cancel Hajj for this year.

The decision excluding all Muslims from Hajj but 60,000 Saudis and residents in Kingdom.

The parliament, in a statement issued today, considered this decision a provocation of the feelings of more than a billion and a half Muslims. They are prevented from performing this religious duty due to unjustified reasons.

The Council indicated that this decision comes within the framework of confiscating legitimate rights and restricting Muslims performing the Hajj, in conjunction with the steps taken by Zionist entity occupying Palestinian territories, against Al-Aqsa Mosque.

The House of Representatives called on parliaments, states and peoples of Islamic world to condemn the practices of Saudi regime and to demand the formation of a body of Islamic countries to administer the Two Holy Mosques in Mecca and Medina and not to allow their exploitation by Al Saud regime.