Supporting Palestine, Desy Ratnasari Uploads The Beauty Of Al-Aqsa Mosque Before Israeli Attack

Desy Ratnasari (Photo: IG @desyratnasariterdepan)

JAKARTA - The tension between Israel and Palestine has made Desy Ratnasari care. Israeli attacks on worshipers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque area and the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood ravaged the neighborhood around the mosque.

Instead of uploading photos of Israeli attacks, Desy uploaded the beauty of the Al-Aqsa Mosque to express support. It turned out that Desy had visited the Al-Aqsa Mosque with her family.

"Alhamdulillah, my mother's wish was granted to go to Al-Aqsa and pray at the dome of the rock mosque... The most beautiful memories" wrote Desy on February 2 on Instagram @desyratnasariterdepan.

At that time Desy gave a throwback statement, which means memories. Desy took a photo with her mother and child with the background of the Al-Aqsa Dome of the Rock Mosque. There was no further explanation when Desy visited Palestine.

Desy again uploaded a photo of herself at the Dome of the Rock mosque, Al Aqsa on April 30. "Dome of The Rock Mosque in Al Aqsa," she wrote. She is still wearing the same clothes as the previous photo. However, this time Desy only uploaded a photo of herself and her brother.

May 17, Desy firmly supported the struggle for Palestinian independence with her new post in the form of a photo of an Indonesian stamp with the picture of the Al Aqsa mosque. This stamp was made by the government of the Republic of Indonesia in 1978.

"The 1978 Indonesian stamp was worth 100 Rupiah, depicting the Qubbatus Sakhra 'as an icon of the Al-Aqsa Mosque and inscribed with the words of support for Palestine, "For the welfare of the martyrs' families and Palestinian freedom fighters".

"This stamp is a form of retribution from Indonesia for Palestine, which was the first country to recognize Indonesia's independence in 1945," wrote Desy in the statement column.

The netizens also commented on Desy Ratnasari's upload with prayers for Palestine. "Cool, may Allah always take care of Al-Aqsa and Palestinian Muslims," wrote the account @a2r_collections.