
A group of Jewish settlers early Sunday broke into the Al-Aqsa Mosque/Al-Haram al-Sharif compound, in the occupied holy city of Jerusalem, entering through the Bab Al-Magharebah gate.
A statement by the Islamic Endowment Directorate said that Jewish settlers stormed the mosque under the protection of the Israeli police and performed their Talmudic rites.
Meanwhile, Israeli naval boats on Sunday attacked with gunfire Palestinian fishermen while they were sailing within six miles from the shore of Gaza, according to (WAFA) News Agency.
It said Israeli navy opened heavy machine gunfire on fishermen's boats, despite sailing within the six-nautical-mile zone allowed for Palestinian fishing industry, causing damage to at least one boat.
No injuries were reported among the fishermen who apparently fled the scene for fear of being detained, inured, or killed.
Israeli navy targets Gaza fishermen almost on a daily basis, in a blatant breach of a ceasefire agreement reached between Israel and armed Palestinian groups in august 2014, following 51 days of bloody aggression on the Gaza Strip, which claimed the lives of over 2.200 Palestinians, mostly civilians.
Source: QNA
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