Day 369 Jerusalem during “Al-Aqsa Flood” Operation
On the 369th day of "Al-Aqsa Flood” operation, settlers seized two plots of land in Silwan, and dozens of settlers carried out their raids and performed their prayers in Al-Aqsa Mosque, while the raids continued in towns and neighborhoods in the city of Jerusalem, during which raids were carried out on the homes of freed prisoners, and municipal crews raided the towns of Silwan and Issawiya, and carried out arrests from the city.
Al-Aqsa…is violated by daily raids and prayers
197 extremists carried out their raids into Al-Aqsa Mosque through the Dung Gate, whose keys have been controlled by the occupation authorities since the occupation of the city of Jerusalem.
During the raid, settlers performed collective and public prayers in Al-Aqsa, especially in its eastern area "a few meters away from the Bab al-Rahma prayer hall."
Yesterday, 202 extremists stormed Al-Aqsa and performed the "repentance" prayer during the days of repentance "before the upcoming Yom Kippur on Saturday.
Yesterday, a settler stormed Al-Aqsa wearing the "temple priests/holy clothes of the Jews" outfit, and led the prayer with a group of settlers.
Yesterday evening, after midnight, the settlers performed the prayer at Al-Qattaneen Gate - one of the gates of Al-Aqsa - from the outside.
The alleged temple groups continue to call on the settlers to carry out incursions into Al-Aqsa during this period on the occasion of "the days of repentance, Yom Kippur, then sukkot, and the sealing of the Torah" holidays.
A new property is “leaked” in Silwan
Settlers seized two plots of land in the Al-Farouk and Wadi Hilweh neighborhoods in Silwan, after they were leaked by their owners.
The settlers stormed the two plots, and carried out work inside them, installing barbed wire and cameras, in addition to changing the locks.
Demolition notices and summonses to the municipality
Municipality crews, accompanied by police forces, stormed the village of Issawiya and the town of Silwan, and photographed the streets and neighborhoods, and hung demolition notices and orders to stop construction, and summonses to follow up with the municipality.
Raiding the home of the martyr Musbah Abu Sbeih
The occupation forces stormed the home of the martyr Musbah Abu Sbeih in the town of Al-Ram at dawn today, "on the eighth anniversary of his martyrdom," and destroyed the contents of his family home and deliberately broke his picture, and arrested the young man Mahmoud Abu Sbeih - the nephew of the martyr Musbah.
The occupation authorities have continued to detain the body of Abu Sbeih since 2016.
Sur Baher: Raids and targeting of freed prisoners
The occupation forces, accompanied by crews from the "municipality, the Nature and Parks Authority, the collection department, and the National Insurance Institute", raided the village of Sur Baher, south of Jerusalem, and surrounded the Attoun family courtyard, then raided the building of Mahmoud Attoun - the father of freed prisoners.
The occupation forces arrested the two freed prisoners, the brothers Dajana and Qassam Attoun, "Qassam during the raid on the house" and Dajana after he was summoned for immediately investigation since he was not home during the raid, noting that they were released in the exchange deal at the end of last year.
The forces vandalized the contents of the Attoun family house, and tampered with the contents of the rooms.
They also searched the yard of the house and the roof of the building, and confiscated a speaker for "unified call for prayer”, despite the family's confirmation that it was licensed by the competent authorities.
The forces also imposed a fine on the family and threatened to return again and deport them from Jerusalem and to impose various fines on them from the Israeli departments.
The raid and search process lasted for about 3 hours.
Two days ago, the forces stormed the Attoun family yard and the family office and assaulted those present, including the elderly, by pushing and beating them.
A week ago, the forces, accompanied by crews from several institutions, stormed the home of the deported MP from Jerusalem, Ahmed Attoun, in the same yard. The municipality crews took measurements of his son's house and imposed various fines on the family, including: the presence of leaves on the side of the road outside the family yard, the presence of a "bag" on the main street a few meters away from the family's homes, in addition to imposing a financial fine on the pretext of crossing the street from an undesignated area "noting that there is no pedestrian lane near the family yard", and fines were also issued to vehicles.
Yesterday, the forces, accompanied by the institutions’ crews, raided a number of the homes of the freed prisoners in the village, including the home of the freed prisoner Sheikh Najeh Bkeirat. They conducted a wide-ranging search of the homes, the yard and the roof of the house, issued various violations, and revoked the licenses of motorcycles and vehicles.
On the other hand, a settler filed a lawsuit against a freed prisoner from Jerusalem, demanding financial compensation of 20 million shekels from her, her family and the Palestinian Authority.
Continuous arrests of Palestinians from the West Bank in Jerusalem
The Israeli police said that they arrested 33 young men from Jerusalem, on the pretext of "entering Jerusalem illegally", and the police noted that 26 of them were arrested in the town of Al-Tur, and closed the apartment where they were inside for 30 days.
