Jordan says there is an “imminent” threat that Israel will take over Jerusalem’s most important Muslim religious site, warning such a move could “trigger a religious conflict.” The warning comes as Jordan convenes an emergency meeting of foreign ministers from the Arab and Islamic world, scheduled for Wednesday. Jordan frames the concern around the status quo governing the compound that includes al-Aqsa mosque and the Dome of the Rock, which Jordan’s Hashemite monarchy oversees through custodianship arrangements lasting more than a century. The outlets report that Jordan points to an escalating pattern of government-backed incursions by Jewish religious extremists on the site, which Jordan says violates the status quo treaty. The reporting emphasizes Jordan’s claim that only Muslims can pray at the site under existing arrangements, and it links the current warnings to concerns about potential changes in access and control. The articles present Jordan’s position without including Israel’s response, focusing on Jordan’s diplomatic actions and warning of a possible escalation involving religious tensions at the holy site.