The United Arab Emirates wished the Israeli occupation on Friday a "happy Passover" and a "holiday full of peace and love" hours after "Tel Aviv's" forces raided Al-Aqsa mosque in occupied Al-Quds and terrorized worshippers by assaulting and arresting them in a bid to prevent them from performing their Friday prayers.

"The United Arab Emirates embassy in Tel Aviv wishes the Israeli people a happy Passover full of peace and love," the embassy said on Twitter.

سفارة #الإمارات_العربية_المتحدة في #تل_أبيب تتمنى لشعب #إسرائيل عطلة سعيدة في #عيد_الفصح ، مليئة بالسلام والمحبة. #الإمارات_في_إسرائيل#HappyPassover pic.twitter.com/CXlePNVXQ2

— UAE Embassy in Israel (@UAEinIsrael) April 15, 2022

The UAE national news agency reported that Abu Dhabi's ambassador to France, Hend Al Otaiba, held an iftar banquet in the embassy in Paris "on the occasion of the Holy Month of Ramadan, the Holy Week, and Passover."

The Israeli occupation forces had raided Al-Aqsa mosque on Friday dawn and tried to completely evacuate it, which led to confrontations with the Palestinians stationed in it, injuring more than 150. 

Al Mayadeen's correspondent had earlier reported that around 50,000 Palestinians attended the Friday prayers in Al-Aqsa despite the Israeli assaults and mass arrest campaigns.

The Israeli occupation forces heavily used stun grenades and tear gas in the Al-Aqsa mosque against Palestinian worshippers, not to mention the use of rubber bullets and rubber-coated steel bullets. The Palestinian red crescent later reported that the Israeli attacks left more than 152 injured, some of which were in critical condition.