Scuffles break out as Israelis march through occupied East Jerusalem
Scuffles break out as Israelis march through occupied East Jerusalem
NewsFeed Scuffles break out as Israelis march through occupied East Jerusalem
Videos show right-wing Israelis attacking Palestinians, chanting anti-Muslim slogans and storming the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem on Israel's 'Jerusalem Day,' marking the occupation of the city in 1967.
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