Aqsa foundation: IOA to inaugurate new museum near the Aqsa Mosque

PIC

[ 11/12/2009 - 06:27 PM ]

One of the gates of the "temple museum"

OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)-- The Aqsa foundation for endowment and heritage that caters for the holy shrines in occupied Palestine has exposed Thursday an Israeli plan to inaugurate a new museum for the alleged Temple in front of the Aqsa Mosque.

According to the foundation, the museum would comprise halls, rooms, and exhibitions focusing on teaching the concepts of building the alleged Temple, and would exhibit false narrations on Jewish history in the occupied city of Jerusalem.

It added that the new museum would overlook the Aqsa Mosque and that it was constructed tens of meters away from it, revealing that American actor Kirk Douglass and his son actor Michael Douglass donated most of the building cost of 20 million dollars.

The museum was built on Palestinian land located between the Magharbah and Sharaf suburbs that was usurped by the Israeli occupation in 1967, the foundation underlined, warning that the IOA was hurrying up the construction of the museum in order to complete it as early as possible.