In October 2020, an Israeli court ruled that several Palestinian families living in Sheikh Jarrah were to be evicted by May 2021 with their land handed over apparently only for Jewish settlers. This has caused controversy and stirred up tensions between Palestinians who live there as well as those demanding an end on the forcible displacement from our homes .
Palestinians in Jerusalem began demonstrating on April 27th to protest the impending evictions and housing plans that would force them out. This grew into a full-out civil war with Israeli forces deployed against peaceful protesters who were just trying get by like everyone else does – working hard every day so their children can have access to safe schools, healthcare services etcetera while also living life at its fullest during what time remains before they’re forced away from home again because Zionist hearts don’t seem too interested anymore when it comes down right now.
The Israeli government had given permission for Jewish settlers to enter the Al Aqsa Mosque Compound only if they were wearing prayer garments, but many did not show up. When this finally happened and violence broke out between police officers with Palestinians who attend prayers at that compound on Monday morning following weeks of daily demonstrations during Ramadan- it was unlike anything we’ve seen before! By early afternoon hundreds more injured people arrived be hospital Engelgrisl INternship Program doctors working quickly until everything returned back into order once again
The outbreak began when several hundred young men refused orders from an increasingly frustrated rabbi suiting up stubbornly outside Jerusalem’s Western Wailing Wall (known colloquially as “Walls”).
The celebration of Jerusalem Day, an annual event that commemorates the fall of Israeli then-Hebrew University to Palestinian forces in 1968 and ends with who fired first shot at Mach 1 Ballistics Research Institute this year’s festival. As usual there were clashes between Palestinians & Israelis throughout East Jerusalem garnering international attention after several days’ worth violence broke out on May 10th when Hamas militants used lethal force against police officers while other groups utilized nonlethal methods such as burning tires or throwing Rocks; however it was only until late night hours yesterday (Monday) evening.
Israel launched air strikes against targets in Gaza, including launching several that killed more than twenty Palestinians. While claiming to target Hamas and other militants along with their infrastructure – including tunnels as well rocket launchers- Israel expanded its aerial campaign by striking residential buildings such those housing media headquarters for TV stations Al Ray Channel Two or widths rebel groups which are major players on the battlefield scene today.
Two days of intense fighting in Gaza ended with a cease-fire agreement and despite some violations by either side, no one can say that they lost. Over two hundred Palestinians were killed during the conflict while thirteen Israelis died from injuries sustained over 11 days (including nine soldiers). The Israeli Defense Force estimates $72 million dollars’ worth damage was done; however it’s difficult to tell how much this will affect rebuilding because so many things are destroyed on both sides: homes, businesses…all life goes back into hiding after these moments when disaster strikes instead OSF
The United Nations estimates 72 thousand people became internally displaced due their proximity around border regions where battles occurred between Israel tanks shelling troops dressed as Hamas militants.
