Confrontations erupt around Al-Quds University campus in Abu Dis
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Violent confrontations erupt between Palestinian youths and the Israeli occupation forces in the vicinity of Al-Quds University in Abu Dis.
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The occupation forces fired rubber-coated metal bullets and sound bombs in the vicinity of Al-Quds University.
Confrontations erupted Sunday between Israeli occupation forces and Palestinian youth in the vicinity of Al-Quds University in Abu Dis, southeast of occupied Al-Quds.
Israeli occupation forces used excessive force during the confrontations, firing tear gas canisters, stun grenades, and rubber-coated metal bullets on Palestinians.
Confrontations erupted between Israeli occupation forces and Palestinian youths in the vicinity of Al-Quds University- Abu Dis. pic.twitter.com/b6MldXkKKg
— AlQastal News (@QastalNewsEn) May 29, 2022
These confrontations came after the Israeli occupation forces stormed the Al-Qibli prayer hall and seal its doors with iron chains, in an attempt to secure the settlers' "Flag March".
"Israel's" provocative 'Flag March' has been going for years. In 2021, the march led to the 11-day aggression on #Gaza Strip. This year, #Palestinians are calling worldwide attention to raising the #Palestinian flag in defiance of the march. #RaiseTheFlag #لنرفع_علم_فلسطين pic.twitter.com/5iyIbFY0iJ
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) May 28, 2022
About 1,000 Israeli settlers raided the Old City of Al-Quds on Sunday, waving Israeli flags and provoking the city's residents.
Al Mayadeen correspondent reported that the IOF are carrying out a campaign of arrests against Palestinians stationed in the courtyards of the Al Aqsa Mosque, stressing that armed settlers roam the area.
The attack on press and journalists has become a stable of Israeli policy and mentality.
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) May 29, 2022
#Palestine#RaiseTheFlag#AlQuds#لنرفع_علم_فلسطين pic.twitter.com/afbl6jm6r5
It is worth mentioning that Israeli Occupation police assaulted press crews in the Old City, including Al Mayadeen's and its correspondent Hana Mahamid.
