The Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas deemed remarks of the US Secretary of State John Kerry an attempt to abolish Palestinian intifada and consolidate Zionist domination over Al-Aqsa.

In a statement on Saturday, Hamas rejected Kerry’s remarks in which he signaled Netanyahu’s commitment to allow Muslims to pray at Al-Aqsa mosque while granting non-Muslims the right to visit the site.

Hamas said that Kerry’s remarks come as an attempt on part of the United States to help the occupation out of the crisis it faces as a result of the Palestinian uprising.

The movement noted that the declaration equates Muslim prayer rights with visitation rights for non-Muslims, and could be used to justify provocative visits by Zionist extremist settlers.

Hamas furthered that the vague language of the declaration gives Netanyahu the opportunity to maneuver out of fulfilling any commitments, and the chance to consolidate Zionist domination over the holy mosque.

Hamas demanded PA president Mahmoud Abbas and brothers in Jordan to refuse any compromise that gives the occupation the opportunity to circumvent Palestinian rights in Al-Aqsa, or that limits Palestinian ability to protect the mosque.

Hamas called on all Palestinians to watch out for attempts to abort al-Aqsa Intifada, and to protect Al-Aqsa mosque regardless the prices that may have to be paid.