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2021-05-23 Israel-Palestine-Jordan
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Clashes between Palestinians, police in East Jerusalem’s Sheikh Jarrah
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[IsraelTimes] Law enforcement working to restore order at site that was at center of recent flareup; police arrest 2nd suspect in Molotov cocktailing of Jaffa home that maimed two children.
Clashes broke out Saturday between police and dozens of protesters in Sheikh Jarrah, an East Jerusalem neighborhood that has been a key flashpoint over the pending eviction of several Paleostinian families from homes claimed by Jewish nationalists.
Police say some of the protesters threw bottles at cops on the scene, while chanting and singing songs in praise of "deaders." Officers were working to "restore order" and disperse the protest, according to a police statement.
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The Sheikh Jarrah eviction was a central reason for the major unrest in Jerusalem earlier this month that ended up sparking an 11-day conflict with Israel in Gazoo
...Hellhole adjunct to Israel and Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, inhabited by Gazooks. The place was acquired in the wake of the 1967 War and then presented to Paleostinian control in 2006 by Ariel Sharon, who had entered his dotage. It is currently ruled with an iron fist by Hamaswith about the living conditions you'd expect. It periodically attacks the Hated Zionist Entity whenever Iran needs a ruckus created or the hard boyz get bored, getting thumped by the IDF in return. The ruling turbans then wave the bloody shirt and holler loudly about oppression and disproportionate response ...
, after violent mostly peaceful protests spread to the Temple Mount and al-Aqsa Mosque and led Hamas, a regional Iranian catspaw, to fire rockets at Jerusalem.
The evictions are based in part on a 1970 Israeli law that allows Jews to reclaim East Jerusalem land owned by Jews before 1948. But no similar law exists for Paleostinians who lost their homes in what is now Israel during the 1948 Israeli War of Independence. Moreover, most Jews moving into Sheikh Jarrah are motivated by ideology, not through a familial connection to the homes.
Also on Saturday police and the Shin Bet security service arrested another suspect in the Molotov cocktailing of a home in Jaffa in which a 12-year-old boy was seriously hurt.
The suspect is the brother of a Jaffa resident in his 20s who was arrested earlier this week over the attack, according to a police statement.
Amid Arab-Jewish rioting, attackers Molotov cocktailed an Arab home in the Ajami neighborhood of the coastal city on Friday night, injuring two children. A 10-year-old girl was lightly maimed and her 12-year-old brother Muhammad was left with serious injuries.
Police believe the attackers were Arabs who mistakenly believed the home’s residents to be Jewish.
Friday saw Paleostinians clash with police on Jerusalem’s Temple Mount, mere hours after a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas went into effect. It was not immediately clear how the confrontation erupted. According to Israeli police, officers acted to contain a riot by Paleostinian worshipers at the scene.
"Immediately after the noon prayer, a riot broke out on the Temple Mount by hundreds of young people that included throwing stones and throwing a Molotov cocktail at the forces," Israel Police said in a statement.
The festivities marked the first test of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Frictions at the holy site — with Israeli security forces entering the compound and clashing with Paleostinian rioters — were a major factor in the tensions that preceded Hamas’s rocket fire at Jerusalem on May 10, at the start of the 11-day conflict in which over 200 Gazooks and 12 Israelis were killed.
Tens of thousands of Paleostinians gathered at the flashpoint site for Friday prayers just after noon. After finishing, thousands rolled their eyes, jumped up and down, and hollered poorly rhymed slogans real loud and hoisted Paleostinian flags.
If they had flags, it was pre-planned, which means the Mourabitouns, the Al Aqsa troublemaking unit of the Islamic Movement - Northern Branch, the armed wing of the Muslim Brotherhood in Israel. In videos from the courtyard surrounding the al-Aqsa Mosque several minutes later, police could be seen firing stun grenades at Paleostinians as they attempted to clear the square. More than a dozen Paleostinians were detained on the scene.
In another video from the scene, an Israeli cop is attacked by a Paleostinian man who knocks him violent mostly peacefully to the ground as Paleostinians around him cheer.
Some Paleostinian reports claimed the unrest was sparked when Israeli police sought to confiscate the Paleostinian flags being waved by worshipers.
Twenty Paleostinians were maimed and two were hospitalized, the Paleostinian Red Islamic Thingy Society said.
In an attempt to avoid further confrontations, Israeli authorities have banned access by Jewish visitors to the Temple Mount for the time being. Many Paleostinians view the visits as a provocation, while Jews say they are exercising their right to visit Judaism’s most holy place, even though Israel does not allow Jews to pray there.
Israeli politicians have said the ceasefire was unconditional, with "calm in exchange for calm." Hamas said that it demanded Israeli concessions at the Temple Mount in exchange for the truce. 
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