Gaza: Protests against the left maritime movement of Israel through Jerusalem | Gaza News

Hundreds of rallies marched against the so-called ‘Flag March’ taking place in East Jerusalem.

Hundreds of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have condemned the “outrageous” protests of former Israeli citizens through East Jerusalem.

The second so-called “March of the Flag”, a day commemorating the Israeli occupation of the eastern part of 1967 in 1967, came as tensions continued over Israel’s forced relocation of Palestinian families into the Sheikh Jarrah area.

The march tested the new government’s attempts at Israel and a brutal alliance that ended Israel’s 14-day strike in Gaza, killing 256 Palestinians, including 66 children. At least 13 people in Israel, including two children, were killed by rockets fired by militants. of Palestine in Gaza.

Prior to the march, Israeli police forcibly evicted Palestinians outside the Damascus Gate in Old City. Six Palestinians were arrested and 27 others wounded in clashes with Israeli police, who fired shots.

Hundreds of Jewish Jews on the march were heard chanting “Death to the Arabs” in Hebrew. In another protest against Palestine, he shouted: “Let your city be burned.”

Palestinians say that such songs are heard every year during travel.

In Gaza City, protesters burned pictures of former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his successor, Naphtali Bennett, while members of several Palestinian ethnic groups spoke.

“The protesters passed through the area where the bombs exploded in the last war,” Al Jazeera’s You Jemera al-Sayed said in Gaza.

Ismael Radwan, a member of the Hamas group that runs the Strip, said the visits to Jerusalem “offended our Palestinian people”.

“We are working for Zion to be held accountable for its consequences,” Radwan said. “All options are open so you can be held accountable for the job,” he added.

Hamas is gaining popularity

Palestinian groups living in the West Bank also called for an “Day of Wrath” against the trip. Last month, attacks on Israel by protesters at the Al-Aqsa Mosque left hundreds of Palestinians injured.

“This is an insult to our people and an oppression of our Jerusalem and our sanctuary,” Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh said in a march on Monday.

Meanwhile, a new study released on Tuesday found a significant increase in support for Hamas in Palestine following last month’s war in Gaza.

Scientific research by the Palestine Center for Policy and Survey Research also found support from Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, who is seen around the world as a partner in helping to stabilize the existing peace.

The poll found that 53% of Palestinians believe that Hamas is “the right person to represent and guide the Palestinian people”, while only 14% support Abbas Fatah’s party.

The survey also found that 77% of Palestinians believe that Hamas was seen as a success, with many claiming to have fought in the defense of Jerusalem and its sanctuary, rather than in the war against the Abbasid Fatah party.

The researchers conducted a face-to-face study with 1,500 Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza last week, with an error of 3%.