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Ramallah - Arab Today
The Palestinian Prisoners Club on Tuesday said that Israeli occupation forces detained two Palestinians in Ramallah and Al Quds (occupied East Jerusalem).
The Israeli authorities, the club added in a statement, have also summoned a number of Palestinians in Ramallah in order to be interrogated by the Israeli intelligence agency, the Palestinian news agency WAFA reported on its Arabic-speaking website.
Separately, 73 Jewish settlers renewed storming of Al Aqsa Mosque under the protection of Israeli police.
They entered from Al Magharba Gate and provocatively toured Islam's third holiest site.
Source: MENA
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