News - Middle East -Palestine: Head of National Salvation Government, Dr. Abdulaziz bin Habtoor, confirmed that the government took a decision to prepare a draft law to criminalize normalization with the enemy entity.

Bin Habtoor clarified, Sunday, that the law criminalizing normalization is a constitutional framework for the desire of the Yemeni people to criminalize normalization and in line with Yemen's positions toward the central issue.

"We are present at the side of the Palestinian people and their resistance in the face of Zionist threats to Al-Aqsa and Al-Quds" He said.

He pointed out that the aim of the Zionist provocations at Al-Aqsa is to show the entity the victorious position after the employment and normalization systems were exposed.

In a related development on Sunday, Jordan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates condemned the storming of al-Aqsa mosque by Israeli settlers and a Knesset member.

The ministry added that allowing the so-called flag march to go ahead on schedule today will lead to further escalation in the occupied al-Quds, Jordan’s Petra news agency reported.

“The Israeli raids, protected by the Israeli security forces, are a violation of the historical and legal status quo and the international law,” Jordan Foreign Ministry's spokesperson, Haitham Abu Alfoul.

He stressed that al-Aqsa Mosque is purely a place of worship for Muslims and that the Jordanian-run Waqf (Endowments) and al-Aqsa Affairs Administration in al-Quds has the exclusive jurisdiction to run all the affairs of the holy site.

The spokesperson called on Israel, as the occupying power, to stop practices and violations against the al-Aqsa Mosque, respect its sanctity, and halt all measures aimed at altering the historical and legal status quo of the mosque.

It's now illegal in Iraq to normalize relations with Israel according to a law the Iraqi parliament unanimously passed on Thursday. Its passage cemented the Arab countries invariable, and age old, policy of refusing to recognize the occupying regime. The legislation applies to all Iraqis, governmental and independent institutions, as well as foreign nationals working in Iraq.

Recently, The Iraqi law took effect amid widespread reports pointing to the northern Iraqi Kurdistan region’s cooperation with the Israeli spy agency Mossad.

On Wednesday, Iraq’s resistance groups said the Kurdistan region’s prime minister Masrour Barzani was training armed militias with "Israeli support" to create chaos and disorder in the country.