[Politics] The occupation suppresses protesters in the West Bank, and protests continue against the policy of demolition in the Silwan neighborhood of Jerusalem

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The occupation forces suppressed Palestinian protesters with tear gas and stun grenades in the town of Beita (south of Nablus in the West Bank), and bombed a site of the Palestinian factions south of Gaza City, without causing any casualties.

 

Dozens of Palestinians went out in a po[CENSORED]r demonstration towards Mount Sabih after performing Friday prayers; In protest against the settlers' continued establishment of a settlement outpost in the mountain.

Israeli sources confirmed that the occupation authorities had reached a settlement with the settler leaders in the West Bank, to evacuate the settlers from the outpost in exchange for the establishment of a religious school and a fixed military base in the place.

 

Friday prayer at a sit-in tent in Silwan
On the other hand, the People’s Committee in the town of Silwan in occupied Jerusalem held Friday prayers in the sit-in tent in the town, as part of the activities condemning the intention of the Israeli occupation authorities to demolish dozens of Palestinian homes under the pretext of unlicensed construction.

Seventeen families had received orders to demolish their homes themselves, and the deadline expired at the beginning of this week.

 

The Palestinians in Silwan warn that the occupation will carry out a mass demolition in the coming days.

 

The Palestinians accuse the occupation of seeking to enable settlers to control real estate in the town as part of a policy aimed at besieging Al-Aqsa with projects of Judaization and settlement.

 

Raids on Gaza
In the Gaza Strip, Israeli warplanes launched a raid targeting a site of the Palestinian factions south of Gaza City, without causing any casualties.

Eyewitnesses said that the raid targeted the site with a number of missiles, which led to the outbreak of fire.

The Israeli army said it bombed a Hamas weapons manufacturing site in response to incendiary balloons.