According to numerous witnesses, including doctors, the Zionist police used extremely brutal methods to expel hundreds of worshipers performing their Ramadan prayers in the sacred enclosure.
Dozens of Palestinians were suffocated with poison gas in a new attack by Zionist forces on the Al Aqsa Mosque, stormed into the Al Qibli prayer hall where rubber-coated metal bullets were fired by the assailants who also used sound bombs, causing serious crises among the faithful present. The dramatic scenes were reported by the Palestinian media which indicated that the Zionist army had previously cut off the power supply to the Holy Mosque, a report confirmed by the Palestinian news agency, Wafa. The Al-Wad road which is in the old city of El Quds was previously closed in order to allow the Zionist forces to carry out their usual attacks. According to numerous witnesses, including doctors, the Zionist police used extremely brutal methods to expel hundreds of worshipers performing their Ramadan prayers in the sacred enclosure. The doctors present wanted to help the asphyxiated people but the Zionist forces forbade them any approach while unbearable scenes unfolded, Palestinians being beaten and others arrested before being deported to detention centers.
The Zionist army also launched fighter planes yesterday against the Ghaza strip, according to the Wafa agency, which indicates that missiles were fired near the town of Deir al-Balah where huge explosions have been heard. The bombings caused significant damage to homes, said the Palestinian agency, which added that the Zionist aircraft also targeted a site north of Beit Lahia as well as agricultural land in the north and center of the Palestinian enclave. Along with this, Zionist artillery bombarded other sites and agricultural lands on the side of the town of Beit Hanoun, causing extensive material damage. Similarly, shells fell south of Khan Younes where no casualties were reported but serious damage was recorded.
The Zionist army confirmed yesterday that it had “arrested more than 350 people” during the violent attacks it carried out overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday against what it presented as “rioters” in the Al- Aqsa, in occupied El Quds. These attacks, inside one of the most emblematic Muslim places of worship in the world, occurred as Muslims arrive in the middle of Ramadan, in a particularly tense climate since the beginning of the year, with an increase in killings and Zionist raids in the illegally occupied Palestinian territories. This attack took place on the esplanade of the Mosques, the third holiest site in Islam, in El Quds-East, a Palestinian sector of the Holy City illegally occupied by the Jewish state, which has been trying to Judaize it for decades. Palestinian Civil Affairs Minister Hussein al-Sheikh said “the level of brutality [by the Israeli police] required urgent Palestinian, Arab and international action.” Jordan, which administers the Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem, condemned the “storming” of the mosque and called on the Zionist forces to withdraw immediately.
Algeria strongly condemns
Algeria has condemned in the strongest terms the storming of the Al-Aqsa mosque by the Israeli occupation authority and the attacks on worshipers and supporters of the mosque, a statement said yesterday. of the Presidency of the Republic.
“Algeria condemns in the strongest terms the storming of the Al-Aqsa Mosque by the Israeli occupation authority and the attacks against worshipers and supporters of the mosque. These barbaric criminal practices constitute a manifest aggression against sacred places and a flagrant violation of all international laws and rules,” the statement read. “Algeria calls on the international community, in particular the Security Council, to assume its responsibilities to put an end to these criminal practices which constitute a serious escalation and a provocation for all Muslims, especially in this holy month”, according to the same source. which adds that Algeria “reaffirms its constant position in favor of the just Palestinian cause and the right of the brotherly Palestinian people to
