6 june 2017
Israeli fanatics are believed to be behind the slashing of car tires and the spray painting of hate graffiti on cars in two different East Jerusalem areas, according to Israeli police.
According to WAFA, a spokesperson said that the tires of several cars parked in the French Hill and in Sheikh Jarrah areas were slashed and anti-Arab Hebrew graffiti such as “Death to Arabs” were spray painted on cars.
Israeli police claimed that an investigation has been opened into the incident after several Palestinians filed a complaint about the attack, the PNN further reported.
These “price tag” attacks are usually perpetrated by Israeli extremist settlers, and include the desecration of mosques, damage to Palestinian property, and the writing of racist graffiti on the homes of Palestinians.
According to WAFA, a spokesperson said that the tires of several cars parked in the French Hill and in Sheikh Jarrah areas were slashed and anti-Arab Hebrew graffiti such as “Death to Arabs” were spray painted on cars.
Israeli police claimed that an investigation has been opened into the incident after several Palestinians filed a complaint about the attack, the PNN further reported.
These “price tag” attacks are usually perpetrated by Israeli extremist settlers, and include the desecration of mosques, damage to Palestinian property, and the writing of racist graffiti on the homes of Palestinians.
5 june 2017
Dozens of extremist settlers and Jewish students guarded by tight security stormed, on Sunday morning, Al-Aqsa Mosque from Mughrabi Gate.
At 11 am, Israeli occupation police closed the gate at the end of the morning incursion. It usually opens the gates at 7:30 am and deploys forces inside and at its doors.
The media coordinator in the Department of Islamic Endowments in occupied Jerusalem, Firas Debs, said that 75 extremists and 15 Jewish students stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque in groups, and toured the various areas of its courtyards under the protection of Special Forces.
He further explained, according to Al Ray Palestinian Media Agency, that 750 foreign tourists also stormed the mosque, and walked in his courtyards.
He pointed out that the Israeli police stationed at the gates continued to restrict the entry of worshipers to the holy site, and seized their personal ID cards before allowing them to enter.
Since the morning, dozens of worshipers from Jerusalem and the occupied Palestinian territories have come to al-Aqsa and joined the Quranic circles.
Al-Aqsa Mosque witnesses daily incursions by settlers, except on Fridays and Saturdays, during the morning and evening periods, under full protection from the Israeli occupation police which imposed restrictions on the Palestinian entry.
At 11 am, Israeli occupation police closed the gate at the end of the morning incursion. It usually opens the gates at 7:30 am and deploys forces inside and at its doors.
The media coordinator in the Department of Islamic Endowments in occupied Jerusalem, Firas Debs, said that 75 extremists and 15 Jewish students stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque in groups, and toured the various areas of its courtyards under the protection of Special Forces.
He further explained, according to Al Ray Palestinian Media Agency, that 750 foreign tourists also stormed the mosque, and walked in his courtyards.
He pointed out that the Israeli police stationed at the gates continued to restrict the entry of worshipers to the holy site, and seized their personal ID cards before allowing them to enter.
Since the morning, dozens of worshipers from Jerusalem and the occupied Palestinian territories have come to al-Aqsa and joined the Quranic circles.
Al-Aqsa Mosque witnesses daily incursions by settlers, except on Fridays and Saturdays, during the morning and evening periods, under full protection from the Israeli occupation police which imposed restrictions on the Palestinian entry.
4 june 2017
Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed on Sunday morning holy al-Aqsa Mosque—the third holiest site in Islam—via the Maghareba Gate.
90 Israeli settlers, escorted by policemen, broke into al-Aqsa Mosque as part of the four-hour morning break-in shift.
Presentations on the counterfeit history of the alleged temple mount were delivered during the break-in. The Israeli settlers also performed sacrilegious rituals near al-Rahma Gate, sparking tension at the site.
90 Israeli settlers, escorted by policemen, broke into al-Aqsa Mosque as part of the four-hour morning break-in shift.
Presentations on the counterfeit history of the alleged temple mount were delivered during the break-in. The Israeli settlers also performed sacrilegious rituals near al-Rahma Gate, sparking tension at the site.
3 june 2017
Israeli occupation forces arrested at dawn Saturday three Palestinians from Occupied Jerusalem and Bethlehem. Meanwhile, fanatic settlers opened fire at Palestinians’ homes in Salfit.
Local sources revealed that two Palestinians from al-Ubaidiya town in Bethlehem were rounded up at the hands of IOF soldiers who broke into and searched their homes after storming the town.
The arrested young men were identified as Qutaiba Khalifa, 18, and Muath al-Asa, 22.
Israeli forces also arrested the young man Ramez al-Shawish right from his home in Alezeriya town in Occupied Jerusalem.
In another context, Jewish fanatic settlers opened their gunfire at the family of Yaser Abu Zeid while crossing a bypass road near their home in Deir Estia town in Salfit. No injuries were reported.
Local sources revealed that two Palestinians from al-Ubaidiya town in Bethlehem were rounded up at the hands of IOF soldiers who broke into and searched their homes after storming the town.
The arrested young men were identified as Qutaiba Khalifa, 18, and Muath al-Asa, 22.
Israeli forces also arrested the young man Ramez al-Shawish right from his home in Alezeriya town in Occupied Jerusalem.
In another context, Jewish fanatic settlers opened their gunfire at the family of Yaser Abu Zeid while crossing a bypass road near their home in Deir Estia town in Salfit. No injuries were reported.
2 june 2017
A horde of Israeli settlers destroyed overnight Thursday tents and agricultural equipment owned by a Palestinian farmer in the northern Jordan Valley.
Anti-settlement activist Aref Daraghma said Israeli extremist settlers destroyed tents belonging to the Palestinian citizen Yasser Abu Aram near Khirbet Samra, in the Jordan Valley, along with irrigation barrels.
The settlers poured clean water into a tank used to irrigate livestock.
At the same time, Israeli settlers onboard a flock of tractors raked through Palestinian lands across the Jordan Valley, paving the way for illegal settlement expansion.
Anti-settlement activist Aref Daraghma said Israeli extremist settlers destroyed tents belonging to the Palestinian citizen Yasser Abu Aram near Khirbet Samra, in the Jordan Valley, along with irrigation barrels.
The settlers poured clean water into a tank used to irrigate livestock.
At the same time, Israeli settlers onboard a flock of tractors raked through Palestinian lands across the Jordan Valley, paving the way for illegal settlement expansion.
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Every year, Israel's far-right nationalist religious camp celebrate Israel’s 1967 conquest of East Jerusalem by parading through Palestinian neighborhoods harassing residents and chanting racist slogans, a display of chauvinism enabled by the violence of Israeli occupation forces.
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Dozens of Palestinians protested last night, on Ibn Jibriol street in the Wadi Saleeb area of Haifa, Israel (pre-1948 territories), following the death of a young Palestinian girl identified as Nada Ibadh, aged16, after an Israeli settler ran her over with his car.
The protesters shut down the street, which is called “ the street of death” in denunciation of the repeated ran-over incidents in the same street, with no responsible body taking action.
The victim girl was hit on Tuesday, according to Al Ray Palestinian Media Agency, as she was crossing the pedestrian crossing. The driver reportedly fled the scene.
Israeli police arrested a 65-year-old settler on suspicion of his involvement in the accident.
Dozens of Palestinians protested last night, on Ibn Jibriol street in the Wadi Saleeb area of Haifa, Israel (pre-1948 territories), following the death of a young Palestinian girl identified as Nada Ibadh, aged16, after an Israeli settler ran her over with his car.
The protesters shut down the street, which is called “ the street of death” in denunciation of the repeated ran-over incidents in the same street, with no responsible body taking action.
The victim girl was hit on Tuesday, according to Al Ray Palestinian Media Agency, as she was crossing the pedestrian crossing. The driver reportedly fled the scene.
Israeli police arrested a 65-year-old settler on suspicion of his involvement in the accident.
31 may 2017
Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed Wednesday morning the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in the Israeli-occupied Jerusalem amid heavy police protection.
More than 150 settlers forced their way into the holy site through al-Magharibah Gate under tight protection of several groups of Israeli soldiers and special police forces.
The settlers carried out provocative tours in various parts of the Mosque's yards in total provocation to Palestinian worshipers.
The settlers’ provocative tours came as Jewish groups called yesterday for mass break-ins into the holy shrine during Jewish holidays.
Israeli police forces intensified since the morning hours their presence throughout the occupied city to provide protection for the settlers’ break-ins.
The occupied Palestinian territories have witnessed escalated tensions ever since Israeli forces introduced restrictions on the entry of Palestinian worshipers into the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem in August 2015.
More than 150 settlers forced their way into the holy site through al-Magharibah Gate under tight protection of several groups of Israeli soldiers and special police forces.
The settlers carried out provocative tours in various parts of the Mosque's yards in total provocation to Palestinian worshipers.
The settlers’ provocative tours came as Jewish groups called yesterday for mass break-ins into the holy shrine during Jewish holidays.
Israeli police forces intensified since the morning hours their presence throughout the occupied city to provide protection for the settlers’ break-ins.
The occupied Palestinian territories have witnessed escalated tensions ever since Israeli forces introduced restrictions on the entry of Palestinian worshipers into the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem in August 2015.
Dozens of fanatic Israeli colonists marched, on Wednesday at dawn, in Wadi Hilweh neighborhood in Silwan town, near the Al-Aqsa Mosque, in occupied East Jerusalem, and caused damage to Palestinian homes and cars, while Israeli soldiers abducted three Palestinians.
Majd Gheith, of the Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic), said dozens of colonists invaded the neighborhood at dawn, and hurled stones at Palestinian homes and cars, in addition to smashing the mirrors of some cars.
The residents intercepted the settlers and stopped them, leading to some scuffles; there have been no reports of injuries.
Meanwhile, Israeli soldiers invaded the Suwwana neighborhood, in Jerusalem, and abducted three young men, before moving them to an interrogation facility in the city.
Majd Gheith, of the Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic), said dozens of colonists invaded the neighborhood at dawn, and hurled stones at Palestinian homes and cars, in addition to smashing the mirrors of some cars.
The residents intercepted the settlers and stopped them, leading to some scuffles; there have been no reports of injuries.
Meanwhile, Israeli soldiers invaded the Suwwana neighborhood, in Jerusalem, and abducted three young men, before moving them to an interrogation facility in the city.
30 may 2017
161 Israeli settlers broke into holy al-Aqsa Mosque, in Occupied Jerusalem, on Tuesday at the same time as Israeli policemen came down heavily on the Muslim guards.
According to eyewitnesses, tension has been running high at al-Aqsa Mosque after dozens of Israeli fanatics stormed the site via al-Maghareba Gate during the morning break-in shift.
Israeli police troops escorted the settlers all the way through the break-in. Presentations on the counterfeit history of the temple mount were also delivered in the process.
Prior to the assault, the Israeli forces unlocked the Maghareba Gate and cordoned off the plazas of al-Aqsa Mosque.
Meanwhile, the Israeli authorities continue to ban dozens of Jerusalemite men and women from praying at the site.
According to eyewitnesses, tension has been running high at al-Aqsa Mosque after dozens of Israeli fanatics stormed the site via al-Maghareba Gate during the morning break-in shift.
Israeli police troops escorted the settlers all the way through the break-in. Presentations on the counterfeit history of the temple mount were also delivered in the process.
Prior to the assault, the Israeli forces unlocked the Maghareba Gate and cordoned off the plazas of al-Aqsa Mosque.
Meanwhile, the Israeli authorities continue to ban dozens of Jerusalemite men and women from praying at the site.
28 may 2017
Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed, on Sunday morning, Al-Aqsa Mosque compound from Mughrabi Gate, under heavy guard from Israeli special police, in a clear deliberate violation of its sanctity on the second day of the holy month of Ramadan.
According to Al Ray Palestinian Media Agency, Israeli occupation police opened Mughrabi Gate at 7:30am, deploying its elements and special units in the mosque courtyards, in order to provide full protection for the extremists.
The media coordinator in the Department of Islamic Endowments in occupied Jerusalem, Firas Aldebs, said that 77 extremists and 50 students stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque, and organized provocative tours in various parts of its yards.
Thousands of citizens performed Eshaa and Taraweeh prayers on the first day of Ramadan in the courtyards of the mosque amidst Israeli measures.
Al-Aqsa Mosque is the third holiest site in Islam and is also venerated as Judaism’s most holy place. Disputes surrounding visitation to the site have historically flared tensions in the occupied Palestinian territory.
In 2003, the Israeli government unilaterally decided — despite the objections of the Islamic Endowments Department — to allow non-Muslim visitors into the complex.
Since then, under increasingly right-wing Israeli governments, extremist Jewish settlers have been allowed into the site in ever greater numbers — usually protected by Israeli security forces — while Palestinian access to the site has become increasingly restricted.
Christians outside of the Levant remain divided on the issue, as biblical end times prophecy states: “I did not see a temple in the city, because the Lord God Almighty and the Lamb are its temple.” ~Revelation 21:22
However, settler attacks on Christian holy sites have been progressive in recent years, and are on the increase.
According to Al Ray Palestinian Media Agency, Israeli occupation police opened Mughrabi Gate at 7:30am, deploying its elements and special units in the mosque courtyards, in order to provide full protection for the extremists.
The media coordinator in the Department of Islamic Endowments in occupied Jerusalem, Firas Aldebs, said that 77 extremists and 50 students stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque, and organized provocative tours in various parts of its yards.
Thousands of citizens performed Eshaa and Taraweeh prayers on the first day of Ramadan in the courtyards of the mosque amidst Israeli measures.
Al-Aqsa Mosque is the third holiest site in Islam and is also venerated as Judaism’s most holy place. Disputes surrounding visitation to the site have historically flared tensions in the occupied Palestinian territory.
In 2003, the Israeli government unilaterally decided — despite the objections of the Islamic Endowments Department — to allow non-Muslim visitors into the complex.
Since then, under increasingly right-wing Israeli governments, extremist Jewish settlers have been allowed into the site in ever greater numbers — usually protected by Israeli security forces — while Palestinian access to the site has become increasingly restricted.
Christians outside of the Levant remain divided on the issue, as biblical end times prophecy states: “I did not see a temple in the city, because the Lord God Almighty and the Lamb are its temple.” ~Revelation 21:22
However, settler attacks on Christian holy sites have been progressive in recent years, and are on the increase.
A group of Israeli colonists and soldiers invaded, on Saturday evening, the village of Madama, south of the northern West Bank city of Nablus, and injured one Palestinian in the head.
Media sources in Nablus said the soldiers, and a group of colonist settlers, invaded the al-Be’er area, in Madama, before one of them hurled a stone at a Palestinian man, wounding him in the head.
Local medics rushed to the scene, and moved the wounded young man to a hospital for further treatment and checkup.
Clashes took place between the invading soldiers and colonists, and several Palestinian youngsters, after the colonists invaded a privately-owned Palestinian land, and installed a tent, to illegally seize the land and establish a new colonialist outpost.
Media sources in Nablus said the soldiers, and a group of colonist settlers, invaded the al-Be’er area, in Madama, before one of them hurled a stone at a Palestinian man, wounding him in the head.
Local medics rushed to the scene, and moved the wounded young man to a hospital for further treatment and checkup.
Clashes took place between the invading soldiers and colonists, and several Palestinian youngsters, after the colonists invaded a privately-owned Palestinian land, and installed a tent, to illegally seize the land and establish a new colonialist outpost.
