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Thursday, 17 February 2022 (YJC)_ Zionist forces surrounded the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in the occupied city of Jerusalem last night and suppressed Palestinians who had gathered in solidarity with the residents of the neighborhood.
Occupying regime forces cracked down on Palestinian youths who rallied Wednesday night (last night) in solidarity with residents of the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood.
Zionist militants also beat Palestinian activist Mohammed Abu al-Homs and a Palestinian woman, Nafisa Khwas. They also forced several journalists who were covering the Palestinian repression to leave the area and arrested a young man named Bilal al-Jabri from the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood.
Earlier, Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement warned the occupying regime in Jerusalem in separate statements about the consequences of the aggression of settlers and Zionist militants against residents of the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood.
According to the Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed website, the Municipality of Occupied Jerusalem also issued a warning to the family of Ihab al-Husseini, a resident of the town of Jabal al-Mukbar in the southeast of Occupied Jerusalem, yesterday, announcing that the family has 21 days to submit Demolish his house or the municipality will demolish it and receive the cost of demolition.
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