On a social media platform, a picture of a Jerusalem lady is posted, sitting in the kitchen of her house adjacent to the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, where the dome of the honorable rock appears from the kitchen window, whose scene appeared to many of the followers on the communication platforms as a painting that Mrs. Umm Muhammad hung on the wall of her kitchen.
The video clip has spread widely on social media platforms called “Umm Muhammad’s Kitchen”, whose background appeared on the recitation of the Qur’an in Al-Aqsa Mosque. Followers expressed their dream to live in such a house in this blessed spot.
The Jerusalem activist Maryam Abu Najma, who filmed the video, who is a resident of the house overlooking the Al-Aqsa Mosque, said in an interview with the "Al-Nasharkum" program on Al-Jazeera, that she was not surprised by the widespread spread of the video, due to the love of Muslims and their attachment to Al-Aqsa Mosque and the thirst for visiting it.
Maryam Abu Najma confirmed that the Israeli occupation offered an open check to the family in exchange for buying her house due to his view of the mosque, which is the case of any Jerusalemite residing near Al-Aqsa. On the other hand, these Jerusalemites are subjected to pressures and restrictions on their daily lives, in order to push them to leave their homes. Every exit or entry to these houses exposes their owners to searches, requesting their IDs, photographing them, and sometimes preventing them from leaving.
The Al-Aqsa Wall contains windows for houses that were old schools and endowments, and later inhabited. These windows overlook the Al-Aqsa Mosque square directly.
Al-Jazeera Net had published a report on the Abu Najma family entitled "Housing in Al-Aqsa .. A Blessing Belonged by the Occupation", and the report spoke about some of these families who live in Al-Aqsa Mosque, and how these houses lived, within a set of reports that dealt with the life and happiness of Al-Aqsa residents in these homes as much as they suffer From occupation because of her.