Antonio Guterres urges Israel to ‘stop demolition and evictions in Palestine’

The Israeli police proceed to intrude with the Palestinians who’re on guard responsibility to stop the raids in the occupied Masjid al-Aqsa.

Palestinian households in Sheikh Jarrah and Silvan neighborhoods are forcibly displaced by the occupation forces.

CALL BY UN TO TEL AVIV

United Nations Secretary-Basic Antonio Guterres expressed his deep concern in regards to the ongoing violence in occupied East Jerusalem and the doable evacuation of Palestinian households, and referred to as on Israel to cease the demolitions and evictions in line with worldwide humanitarian and human rights legislation.

Guterres, by his spokesman, Stephane Dujarric, harassed that Israeli authorities should respect the fitting of peaceable meeting and present most restraint.

“SHOULD BE SOLVED IN ACCORDANCE WITH INTERNATIONAL LAW”

Stating that each one leaders have the accountability to oppose extremists and all types of violence, Guterres acknowledged that the established order of their sanctuaries must be preserved.

Calling on Israel to cease demolitions and evictions in line with worldwide humanitarian and human rights legislation, Guterres reiterated his name for the Israeli-Palestinian battle to be resolved in line with related UN resolutions, worldwide legislation and bilateral agreements.

WHAT HAPPENED IN Occupied East Jerusalem

Occupied East Jerusalem is witnessing tense days due to the specter of pressured migration to Palestinians residing in Sheikh Jarrah Neighborhood. The assaults of the Israeli police in the Masjid al-Aqsa additionally escalate the stress in the holy metropolis.

Throughout the tarawih prayer on the night of Could 7, the Israeli police intervened in the congregation in Masjid al-Aqsa with sound bombs and rubber bullets.

The Palestinian Purple Crescent introduced that 205 Palestinians have been injured due to the intervention of the Israeli police. Within the intervention of the Israeli police to the Palestinians on Could 8, 90 individuals have been injured, and the Palestinian Purple Crescent reported that one-year-old infants and kids have been among the many injured.

After the morning prayer yesterday, the Israeli police intervened in the congregation popping out of the Masjid al-Aqsa, once more with rubber bullets and sound bombs, and injured 10 individuals.