Occupied Palestine, ALRAY - Adaleh Center for Human Rights demanded the attorney general and the judicial advisor to issue orders to the police to allow people of Um AL-Fahm to pray in al-Aqsa mosque.
Based on the media, the Israeli police banned on Tuesday, Aug 8, prayers from Um Al-Fahm to pray in Al-Aqsa mosque.
Adaleh Center highlighted that it was not the first time that the Israeli authorities issue such arbitrary measures; they banned women in July 29, 2017 from praying in the mosque.
According to witnesses, the reason behind this ban was because the prayers belong to the family of Aljabareen that resides in the city of Um Al-Fahm.
The lawyer, Mohammed Bassam, has stressed that this ban is illegal and that the Israeli authorities do not have any intelligence reports to justify their inhumane measures against Palestinians .
