More than 300 injured as Zionist forces attack Palestinian worshipers at Al Aqsa Mosque
Red Crescent is reporting that zionist occupation forces have wounded hundreds of Palestinians at Al Aqsa, at least 50 of whom have been transferred to the hospital.
Israeli occupation forces attacked Palestinians with tear gas and stun grenades in Al Aqsa Mosque.
More than 300 injuries have been reported, local sources said.
Red Crescent medical teams have been denied access into Al Aqsa Mosque where tens of injured Palestinians need urgent medical.
Palestinian women and men responded to the brute and disproportionate violence of the zionist occupation forces with stones.
The occupation forces seized the keys of Al-Aqsa Mosque after assaulting its guards and forcing them to leave their office.
According to Palestinian media reports, zionist gangs are descending on Jerusalem to celebrate their supremacist ethnic-nationalist ideology and the occupation of the city.
Meanwhile, an israeli terrorist run over a Palestinian at Lion’s Gate in occupied Jerusalem this morning.
This is a developing story. (ILKHA)
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