AMMAN — The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates on
Friday condemned Israeli aggression at the Al-Aqsa Mosque after occupation forces
once again clashed with Palestinians after Friday prayers.
The ministry said Israel’s provocative actions are unacceptable and hinder the
past few days' efforts to reach a ceasefire and stop strikes on the Gaza Strip and
aggression by occupation forces on Palestinians in the West Bank.
AFP reported that brief clashes broke out around Al-Aqsa
Mosque on Friday, two weeks after similar scenes ignited the conflict in the
Gaza Strip.
AFP reporters in occupied Jerusalem's Old City said clashes
were ongoing. Police have fired rubber bullets and used stun grenades at the
site, according to an AFP reporter.
However, a ceasefire to end the Israel-Hamas conflict appeared
to be holding on Friday.
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AMMAN — The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates on
Friday condemned Israeli aggression at the Al-Aqsa Mosque after occupation forces
once again clashed with Palestinians after Friday prayers.
The ministry said Israel’s provocative actions are unacceptable and hinder the
past few days' efforts to reach a ceasefire and stop strikes on the Gaza Strip and
aggression by occupation forces on Palestinians in the West Bank.
AFP reported that brief clashes broke out around Al-Aqsa
Mosque on Friday, two weeks after similar scenes ignited the conflict in the
Gaza Strip.
AFP reporters in occupied Jerusalem's Old City said clashes
were ongoing. Police have fired rubber bullets and used stun grenades at the
site, according to an AFP reporter.
However, a ceasefire to end the Israel-Hamas conflict appeared
to be holding on Friday.
