Jumma prayers at Al- Aqsa will be held under heavy police guard

This time, Israel will emplace thousands of bobbies  to Al- Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem for Friday prayers on the first Friday of Ramadan. Hundreds of police have formerly been stationed to Jerusalem since the launch of Ramadan, Israeli police spokesman Mirit Ben Meir said. On Sunday( March 10), there were reports of clashes between Muslims who came to supplicate at Al- Aqsa and the police. Israel is on alert, state spokesperson Tal Heinrich said. Thousands of Muslims supplicate at Al- Aqsa every time during the month of Ramadan. 

Israel has been attacking Gaza since October last time, performing in a stalemate between the Palestinians and the Israelis. Indeed an Israeli minister claimed that it would be dangerous to allow Palestinians living in the West Bank to enter Jerusalem. still, last week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office blazoned that the same number of Muslims allowed to enter Al- Aqsa every time will be allowed to enter this time as well. In this case, Palestinians from the besieged West Bank may face some obstacles, the police said in a statement. 

Only men aged 55 and over and women aged 50 and over can enter Al Aqsa from that area. Israel launched an magpie attack on Gaza after the Palestinian independence association Hamas attacked Israel on October 7 last time. further than 31,000 people have been killed in Gaza since the launch of the crusade that has been ongoing for further than four months.