Israeli occupation violations continue in Sheikh Jarrah
Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported on Israeli violations against the Palestinian civilians of Sheikh Jarrah in preparation for a settler march in the neighborhood.
The Israeli occupation deployed armed units in Sheikh Jarrah, occupied Palestine after the Israeli occupation reversed a decision to forcefully evacuate the homes of the neighborhood's residents, Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported Wednesday.
The Israeli occupation forces prevented the residents of Sheikh Jarrah from leaving their homes after several Palestinians took to the streets in solidarity, our correspondent added, noting that the IOF imposed a lockdown in the neighborhood to pave the way for a march by settlers.
"They terrorized my children and raided our house."
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) March 2, 2022
- One of #SheikhJarrah's residents in occupied Al-Quds. pic.twitter.com/kUaEDiJ4nc
She also reported on the Israeli violent practices in the neighborhood against its residents following an Israeli judiciary decision not to forcefully displace the Palestinians.
Despite the Israeli decision, the Salem family is still facing the threat of forced displacement.
The people of Sheikh Jarrah asserted their adherence to their rights and their rejection of abandoning their homes in the favor of settlers no matter the sacrifices.
Israeli occupation forces also kicked out guests and visitors who were visiting the neighborhood's residents, ordering civilians to remain indoors.
#AlMayadeen's correspondent to Sheikh Jarrah Neighborhood in #Palestine: The Israeli occupation forces locked down #SheikhJarrah in occupied Al-Quds in preparation for a settlers’ march.#SaveSheikhJarrah pic.twitter.com/nN2qOCgVCr
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) March 2, 2022
For the past several weeks, Palestinians in the occupied territories have been confronting the Israeli occupation and its settlers as the latter kept violating the rights of Palestinians in light of its aspirations of taking over the Al-Quds neighborhood.
The violations were so severe that even the European Union called on "Israel" to stop settler violence in the neighborhood, warning against "irresponsible provocations" in what they described as a "sensitive area."