Netanyahu: Israel ‘refuses’ to be forced to rebuild Jerusalem | Stories by Benjamin Netanyahu

Israel “strongly refuses” to be forced to suspend construction in Jerusalem, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said in the wake of days of violence and growing globalization the eviction they are planning Palestinian people from cities whose city was registered by illegal Jews.

Netanyahu’s comments came on Sunday when Israel’s Israeli Ministry of Justice said it was delaying Monday’s trial of Palestinian citizens in East Jerusalem, Sheikh Jarrah.

In any case and in accordance with the request of the Attorney General, tomorrow’s hearing on May 10, 2021 [is] has been removed, “it said in a statement, adding that it would hold a new meeting in 30 days.

Conflicts in Sheikh Jarrah’s territories have sparked daily conflicts in recent days.

Washington said Saturday was “deeply concerned” and wanted “authorities to speak to residents… with compassion and respect”.

East Jerusalem is one of the areas where Palestine is looking for a future country. US-sponsored talks between Israeli states were suspended in 2014. Israel sees the entire city of Jerusalem – an unknown role abroad.

“We strongly recommend that we not be forced to build in Jerusalem. I’m sorry, this pressure has increased, “Netanyahu said in a televised address before the commemoration of the Israeli war in East Jerusalem in the 1967 war.

“I say to our closest friends: Jerusalem is the capital of Israel and just as each country builds its capital and builds its capital, we too have the right to build Jerusalem and rebuild Jerusalem. That is what we have done and that is what we will continue to do, ”Netanyahu said.

Palestinian doctors say at least 90 people have been injured by Israeli police on Saturday lost on Palestinian protesters outside the Old City of East Jerusalem.

The split came as nearly 90,000 Muslim worshipers prayed at a mosque near Al-Aqsa on the Islamic night of Laylat al-Qadr – or Night of Destiny – the most sacred mosque of the Islamic month of Ramadan.

The violence came after the Israeli army demolishes Al-Aqsa Mosque and wounded more than 200 Palestinians Friday night. Israeli forces say 17 police officers have been injured in the past two days.

Netanyahu says Israel has allowed religious freedom but “we will not allow anyone who commits violence to disturb the peace in Jerusalem … We will not allow violence.”

Akiva Eldar, a journalist and journalist in Israel, told Al Jazeera: “We have no lights at the end of the canal because there is no canal because there is no peace.”

“East Jerusalem is busy, it is not the Israeli regime in East Jerusalem, it has not been recognized by other countries why we live on the mountain.”

Individually, Israeli police on Sunday offered the opportunity to hold annual demonstrations of Jerusalem Day, a display of flag-raising ceremonies about Israel throughout the city.

About 30,000 Jewish visitors are expected to take part in the march to the Gate of Damascus in the ancient city on Monday.

Amos Gilad, a former army officer, told Army radio that the group should be evacuated or relocated away from the Damascus Gate in Old City, saying “the flour is burning and could explode at any moment”.

Monday’s meeting is often attended by brave Israelis and is known to be influential.

Pope Francis wants an end to violence in Jerusalem, saying he is following the events there with concern and asking parties to find answers to honor the Holy City.

“Violence breeds violence, stop arguing,” the pope told pilgrims gathered in St Peter’s Square in Rome on Sunday.