Imad Muna News Today

RAMALLAH: Thousands of Israeli settlers stormed Jerusalem on Thursday, on the anniversary of the occupation of the eastern part of the city according to the Hebrew calendar. The “Jerusalem Day” marches began at 2:30 p.m. and reached the Damascus Gate area. The marchers raised Israeli flags, danced, beat drums and sang songs.

RAMALLAH: Preparations are well underway among Palestinians in the West Bank and East Jerusalem for Eid Al-Fitr, which is expected to fall on April 21. Markets are bustling with shoppers and many stores remain open past midnight. Confectioners, butchers, barbers, clothing and shoe stores, toy shops, jewelers, gift shops and cafes all report brisk business late into the night.

RAMALLAH: Dozens of Palestinian parents staged protests in East Jerusalem on Saturday over plans by Israeli authorities to merge two schools in the Old City. Parents joined protests at the Omariya and Mawlawi schools to speak out against what they said was an unjust and dangerous decision that might lead to an emptying of schools in the Old City. Jerusalemite activist Ahmed

RAMALLAH: Palestinians and human rights groups have called on the world and the International Criminal Court to stop the Israeli government from perpetrating what they term the crimes of “ethnic cleansing” and “collective punishment” in the occupied city of Jerusalem. The call came as Israeli authorities continued to demolish the homes of Jerusalemites in Silwan, Jabal