Israeli police began erecting iron barriers and closing in around Bab al-Amoud and the Old City to prepare for the Israeli flag march, in which tens of thousands of Israelis, most of them right-wing, marched. According to the Al-Hurra correspondent in Jerusalem.
Tensions are running high in the Bab al-Amoud area, with dozens of Israelis invading the area.
Zionist police and army have stepped up their readiness to prepare for a flag march by Yemeni activists on Al-Quds Day in the city.
According to Al-Hurra, after the attack of a group of settlers, including Itamar bin Guyer, an extremist member of the Knesset, on Sunday morning, the courtyards of the temple witnessed clashes between Palestinians on the one hand and right-wing activists and police on the other. .
Police used audio bombs to disperse Palestinian protesters at the Aqsa Mosque after throwing stones at police.
In this regard, clashes took place at four points in the city of Hebron in the south of the West Bank, between the Palestinians and the Israeli army, in the Bab al-Zawiyah area in the center of Hebron, Halhul Bridge, Sayer and Al. Arub refugee camp in northern Hebron.
According to the Al-Hurra correspondent in Ramallah, Palestinian medical sources reported that a Palestinian was wounded by a live bullet and described his injury as serious.
Reacting to the ongoing field events in Jerusalem and the West Bank cities, Palestinian presidential spokesman Nabil Abu Roudina said, “Israel is using irresponsible and reckless fireworks by allowing settlers to desecrate holy sites in Jerusalem and escalate killings.” “
In an interview with the Voice of Palestine, Abu Roudina said that Israel disregards the international community, does not respect international legitimacy resolutions and considers itself beyond the law, and calls on the international community, especially the US government, to join hands. Its responsibilities
He explained that all Israeli actions in Jerusalem contradicted Security Council resolutions recognizing Jerusalem as part of the 1967 occupied territories.
Emphasizing that the path to security and peace in the region passes through the realization of the rights of the Palestinian people, Abu Roudina stressed: “Islamic and Christian holy places are a red line and their desecration can never be accepted.”
Source: Lebanon Debate
