CAIRO http://www.cheapbook.org/images/pic/Jordan2015/Jordan-11/authentic-... , July 17 (Xinhua) -- The Council of the Arab League on Monday condemned Israel's decision to bar Palestinians from entering the al-Aqsa mosque in East Jerusalem.

In a statement after a meeting in Cairo on the recent developments in East Jerusalem, The Council said the Israeli measures there are a blatant breach of Palestinian worship rights.

The Council added that the Israeli practices violate the international laws and the United Nations resolutions.

It also stressed the necessity to end the Israeli practices, rejecting Israel's change of the status quo in East Jerusalem.

Israel shut down the holy site and installed checkpoints and metal detectors at its entrances after three Palestinian Muslims with Israeli citizenship shot dead two Israel policemen on Friday morning.

It was for the first time in the past 50 years that Israel closed the compound, which is Islam's third holiest site.

Israel reopened the holy site on Sunday, requiring all visitors to go through security checks through metal detectors that were placed at two gates.

However http://www.cheapbook.org/images/pic/Jordan2015/Jordan-11/authentic-... , the Waqf, a Muslim religious authority that administrates the compound, rejected the new measures and refused to hold prayers at the mosque.

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by Xinhua writers Yuan Quan and Guo Jingdan

BEIJING, July 17 (Xinhua) -- Jiang Tao http://www.cheapbook.org/images/pic/Jordan2015/Jordan-11/mens-women... , 42, thinks that the best way to commemorate China's resistance against Japanese invasion 80 years ago is to recount the war as it happened day by day.

On July 7, 2012, the history lover and Internet entrepreneur opened the Kangzhanzhibo, or "Real-Time War Against Japanese Invasion" http://www.cheapbook.org/images/pic/Jordan2015/Jordan-11/378037-041... , on the Weibo social network. Here he documents what was happening each day from July 7, 1937, when Japanese troops attacked the Lugou Bridge, also known as Marco Polo Bridge, on the outskirts of Beijing http://www.cheapbook.org/images/pic/Jordan2015/Jordan-11/mens-air-j... , triggering China's full-scale resistance against the invasion.

By day Jiang runs his business in Shanghai, but around the clock 1.41 million people follow his storytelling. He posts several times a day on events recorded by Chinese newspapers from 1937 to 1945, as if you were reading reports from that day.

"Let us go back to the days and nights 80 years ago with our predecessors, to share their humiliation, despair http://www.cheapbook.org/images/pic/Jordan2015/Jordan-11/mens-air-j... , glories and dreams," Jiang wrote on the first day.

Inspired by Twitter account "RealTimeWWII", Jiang documents the war through news, photos and cartoons from online library archives. Two partners who are military enthusiasts post information on weapons used at the time.

The team has news from behind and on all the Chinese lines. They posted Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek's speech calling for perseverance in resistance, as well as a Communist general's diary revealing the reasons of a military defeat.

"To better remember history http://www.cheapbook.org/images/pic/Jordan2015/Jordan-11/womens-air... , we younger generations should have a comprehensive understanding of the war," Jiang says.

"We also focus on the ordinary people, who stood up to fight the Japanese invasion."

One report from Nov. 18, 1937, impressed him: an Australian court found in favor of 36 Chinese sailors after a local shipping company sued them because they refused to transport Japanese weapons. Ten days earlier http://www.cheapbook.org/images/pic/Jordan2015/Jordan-11/mens-women... , 158 Chinese sailors working in the Netherlands quit their jobs for the same reason and returned to China to join the war.

Jiang posted such news about overseas sailors with pictures under the headline "Patriotism is Innocent."H "Compared with forces on the front line, overseas Chinese sailors had very little media coverage and public attention, but they made a contribution to support their motherland in wartime at the risk of losing their jobs or even freedom," says Jiang. "They should be remembered."

One poster who had followed the account since 2012 said Jiang had set an example of perseverance, which was also key to the final victory.

His perseverance has paid off. It took him two years to get 300 http://www.cheapbook.org/images/pic/Jordan2015/Jordan-11/air-jordan... ,000 followers, and five years to break 1.41 million. "I started it five years ago to honor people who fought in the war. I did not expect so many supporters and followers."

He is pleased to see some posts have sparked academic debate, but Jiang also humbly corrects errors when they are pointed out.

He also organizes offline events, such as inviting veterans to speak in universities.

He says the posts will continue until Aug. 15, 2020 http://www.cheapbook.org/images/pic/Jordan2015/Jordan-11/mens-air-j... , the "victory day" when the Japanese surrendered in 1945.

"I feel a responsibility to pass on the stories of those who made great contributions in the war."

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