Sheikh Ekrima Sabri says Israel has 'no right' to pass such a bill as an occupying power
Israeli ministerial committee approved a bill to regulate mosque loudspeaker systems through permit frameworks, with 50,000-shekel operating fines. Government-mandated permitting system for communication infrastructure—precedent for tech leaders assessing compliance burden and regulatory risk in controlled markets.
Sheikh Ekrima Sabri says Israel has 'no right' to pass such a bill as an occupying power
A Muslim man prays outside the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound during Friday noon prayers in the Old City of Jerusalem, 10 April 2026 (Ahmad Gharabli/AFP)
Published date: 2 June 2026 12:20 BST
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