A Protest stand in Al-Quds, against the Israeli demolition of Palestinian homes

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Occupied Al-Quds, (ST) – Dozens of Palestinians participated on Sunday in a sit-in in the occupied city of Al-Quds (Jerusalem) to protest against the Israeli occupation’s demolition of Palestinian homes and forcibly displacing them to implement its Judaization plans.

Wafa News Agency stated that the participants in the stand raised banners that included the slogans “No to ethnic cleansing,” “Stop the policy of demolishing homes,” and “We will not leave.” They stressed their steadfastness and clinging to their land in the face of the occupation’s attempts to uproot them from it.

 The occupation authorities threaten to demolish hundreds of homes in occupied Al-Quds (Jerusalem) in the coming months, most of them in the town of Jabal Mukaber.

During the past year, the occupation demolished 317 homes in different parts of occupied Al-Quds (Jerusalem) to empty it of the Palestinian presence and bring about a demographic change in favor of the settlers.

Raghda Sawas    

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