The Israeli occupation forces stormed Wednesday dawn Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Al-Quds and removed a banner -- displayed in solidarity with the Resistance -- from the courtyards of the mosque, which resulted in electrical wires being cut off in one of the Mosque's gates.

Concurrently, IOF hysterically searched a Palestinian vehicle in the vicinity of Bab Al-Sahira.

The occupation forces also launched wide-ranging raids and arrests that targeted cities in the occupied West Bank, including Jenin, Nablus, Nahaleen, Beit Lahm, Areeha, and Ain Al-Sultan camp, as well as Al-Ram village, northeast of Al-Quds, and Ras Shehadeh neighborhood in the Shuafat refugee camp.

🇵🇸 #Palestine || The Israeli occupation forces raid Al Aqsa mosque to remove a banner from the courtyards of the mosque. 19.4.23

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A 15-year-old Palestinian child was arrested overnight for allegedly carrying out a shooting in which two illegal Israeli settlers were wounded in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood, as per Israeli media outlets.

In Jenin, armed confrontations erupted between Palestinian Resistance fighters and Israeli occupation forces who stormed the area and arrested three Palestinian youths, according to Israeli media.

IOF injure 8 Palestinians, arrest 3 in Jenin camp storming 

The Palestinian Ministry of Health on Tuesday confirmed that eight Palestinians were wounded and transported to the hospital after they were shot in the limps by Israeli occupation gunfire.

Al Mayadeen correspondent in Palestine reported that Israeli occupation special forces stormed the Jenin refugee camp in the northern occupied West Bank, and violent confrontations broke out between Palestinian Resistance fighters and the occupation forces.

It is worth noting that at least 92 Palestinians have been murdered, including children, by Israeli occupation forces since the beginning of the year.