Israeli police detained over 400 Palestinians at Al-Aqsa Mosque

According to the Al Mayadeen TV channel, on April 5, an Israeli police raid took place at the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, during which over 400 people were detained and about a hundred were injured. The day before, WAFA sources said that Israeli forces broke into the mosque, using stun grenades and tear gas and rubber bullets and batons. According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, police prevented medics from reaching the scene.

In addition, the Israeli Air Force attacked the Gaza Strip. After nine rockets were fired from Gaza at Israel, one of which hit a factory in the industrial zone of the city of Sderot. The actions of the Israeli side have already been sharply criticized by the Foreign Ministries of Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia.

At the end of March, the deputies of the National Assembly of Jordan recommended that the government expel the Israeli ambassador to Amman from the country, protesting against the policy of genocide of the Jewish state against the Palestinians.