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Rabat – Israeli troops have carried out a new attack on the Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem on Thursday.
Israeli troops stormed the mosque’s compound, causing injuries to at least 16 Palestinains.
Al Jazeera reported that the attack resulted in 50 arrests among ¨Palestinians. Two of the injured victims sustained injuries from beatings, the news outlet added.
Some of the Palestinians received injuries from rubber coated bullets and tear gas suffocation.
Al Aqsa mosque has recently seen a resurgence of a series of violent attacks, targeting Palestinians in the past weeks.
Israeli troops continue to carry out violent attacks against Palestinians despite a global uproar.
The Palestinian government has called on the UN Security Council to intervene, and bear responsibility to end Israel’s violanet attacks.
A recent statement from the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs called on the Security Council to “take the necessary measures to pressure the Israeli government to stop its aggression and escalation against the Palestinians and force it to abide by international law.”
The Palestinian government accused the Security Council of abondoning its responsibilities and failute to “fulfill its obligations.”
The Palestinian foreign ministry added that inaction from the UN allows the “constant violations and crimes of Israeli racist colonialism against our people.”
Many countries have condemned and rejected the Israeli attacks, including Morocco.
The Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs said in April that the country had summoned the head of the Israeli Liaison Office in Rabat to inform him of Morocco’s firm rejection of Israeli attacks on Palestinians.
