Pak Sahafat – Al-Aqsa Mosque Friday prayer was held with the presence of 50,000 Palestinian worshipers, despite the extensive restrictions of the Zionist regime.
According to the report of Pak Sahafat International News Agency, thousands of Palestinians offered Friday prayers in Al-Aqsa Mosque and its grounds.
Palestine Al-Yum reported that 50,000 Palestinians offered Friday prayers in al-Aqsa Mosque despite the restrictions of the Zionist regime.
The Friday preacher of Al-Aqsa Mosque asked the Islamic community to support Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Preparation of the Zionist army to attack the north of the West Bank
Another news is that the Hebrew media announced this Friday that the army of this regime is preparing for a large-scale military operation in the north of the West Bank.
The Zionist media reported: Following the increase in the operations of the Palestinian fighters, the Israeli army is preparing for a large-scale operation in the north of the West Bank. The focus of this military operation will be the refugee camps in Jenin and Nablus in the north of the West Bank.
On the other hand, while the settlers in the West Bank have welcomed this possible attack, Yediot Aharonet analyst “Hoffman” said: A military attack is not the solution to the problem. Yesterday, Channel 12 TV of the Zionist regime announced that the start of military operations is waiting for the green light of Prime Minister Netanyahu.
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The presence of 60,000 Palestinians in the Friday prayer of Al-Aqsa Mosque
Zionist military attack on the West Bank
Meanwhile, the Zionist forces attacked different areas of the city of Hebron in the West Bank on Friday. The Zionist soldiers attacked the Asideh area in Beit Amr and clashed with the Palestinians living in this area.
The Zionist occupiers started suppressing the Palestinians by firing gas, war and sound bullets, and as a result of these aggressions, dozens of Palestinians were shot, wounded and suffocated.
Hamas: The resistance is strong
Ali Barka, a member of the leadership of the Hamas Islamic Resistance Movement abroad, emphasized that the confrontation of the resistance forces with the Zionist occupation during every attack on the West Bank shows the growth of the resistance process.
“Ali Barka” stated that despite the bloody crimes of the Zionist enemy against the Zionist occupiers, including the policy of destroying the homes of martyrs’ families, the resistance forces continue their campaigning activities and stand against the Zionist occupiers in every city and camp until the end of their lives.
He reminded that the continuation of the fighting and resistance activities in the occupied Palestinian lands takes place within the framework of the Palestinian nation’s right to defend itself and its land and its sanctuaries and in response to the aggression of the Zionist occupiers against the Palestinian nation in Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque.
This senior Hamas official noted that the resistance has gained its legitimacy from all international charters and treaties and heavenly religions and is supported by Palestinians inside and outside.
Palestinian prisoners are preparing for an indefinite hunger strike
Palestinian prisoners sentenced to temporary detention are preparing for an indefinite hunger strike in Zionist prisons. This action will take place from the 18th of this month in protest against temporary detention.
This action takes place while the popular and official circles supporting the Palestinian resistance movement and cause demand support for the Palestinian prisoners sentenced to temporary detention against the oppressive policies of the Zionist regime and activation of all methods of support for these prisoners.
Pessimism about Netanyahu’s agreement with the opposition
Miki Zohar, Minister of Culture of the Zionist regime, expressed pessimism about the possibility of Netanyahu’s cabinet reaching an agreement with the opposition of the Zionist regime regarding judicial reforms.
Miki Zohar said: “There is no chance for Netanyahu’s government to reach an agreement with the opposition regarding judicial reforms. We have come to the fact that the current negotiations are not conducted in good faith and there is no real desire to reach an agreement.”