Israeli forces attack worshippers in Jerusalem
Israeli forces attack worshippers
Ramallah - Egypt Today
Dozens of Palestinians were injured when Israeli occupation forces fired rubber-coated bullets and blasted water cannons at them while performing the Friday prayer near Al Sahera Gate in the Old City in Jerusalem.
The Palestinian Red Cross Society said that clashes are currently underway between Palestinians and the Israeli forces in the Old City. Suffocation cases were reported among Palestinians.
Eyewitnesses told Petra that thousands of Palestinians have performed the prayer at various streets near Al-Aqsa Mosque, because they refuse to enter the mosque via the recently-installed e-gates at the entrances of the mosque.
Source : Fana News
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