Hundreds banned prayers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque

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Ramallah, West Bank: Israeli police prevented hundreds of Palestinians in the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem for prayers yesterday.

Palestinian sources said thousands of police and border officials have been used in the old city, although the storm, to prevent the infiltration-Aqsa office. Israeli police said the decision followed the exploration of possible unrest after the protests against the Jewish municipality of Jerusalem is dominated by the orders of hundreds of Palestinians from their homes in East Jerusalem near Al Bustan.

Israel allows Palestinian police, the men over the age of 45 and Palestinian women over 35 years to a place of prayer.

National and religious movement in Jerusalem, called on the organization of activities to protest against the decision of Israel, destroying dozens of homes in the historic district of Jerusalem and the exile of thousands of residents of the city and Judize attack by Al-Aqsa Mosque.

The municipality of Jerusalem on Sunday ordered the owners of 80 houses in the Al-Bustan on its "illegal" houses.

Meanwhile, the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) called on the Palestinians to a national general strike today in protest against the "new Israeli massacre Judize Jerusalem."