Full coverage · Security · Updated 25 Aug, 13:30
Israeli Police Block Palestinian Authority-Linked Event in Jerusalem's Old City Israeli police intelligence uncovered preparations for a Palestinian Authority-linked event in Jerusalem's Old City, leading to a government ban and police intervention that prevented the event from occurring.
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What happened 01 Israeli police stopped a Palestinian Authority-linked event planned in Jerusalem's Old City. 02 Intelligence operations revealed the event was illegal, prompting a ban signed by Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. 03 Police found preparations underway and prevented the event by enforcing the ban on site. 04 Senior police officials, including Commissioner Dany Levi, approved the prohibition order. 05 Police stress ongoing efforts to maintain sovereignty and prevent unauthorized Palestinian Authority events in East Jerusalem. 06 Authorities consider such events as inciting and harmful to Jerusalem's social cohesion. Translated and summarized by baba from Arutz Sheva , the latest report. Read Arutz Sheva’s original The coverage
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