Warm view of Jerusalem! This is how Israeli violence was filmed via live broadcast

The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas ended this morning. CNN TÜRK correspondent Serdar Er and cameraman Yasin Kamaloglu, broadcasting from Jerusalem, reported that the Israeli police intervened with tear gas bombs against the Palestinians.

In the live broadcast footage, a Palestinian’s hands were tied behind his back and he was forcefully taken to a police car.

On the other hand, he also stated that journalists are not allowed to take to the street to hide the intervention of the Israeli police.

Information provided by CNN TÜRK correspondent Sardar Er from the area is as follows: Gas bombs were fired again at this point. Once again, this side street is the target. We can notice that the Israeli police stop at this point. But tear gas bombs were thrown.

They are interfering with the Palestinians who are likely to come here. Members of the press also intervened. We may not move to that point, and we have no such demand at that point anyway.

We can say that harsh intervention has begun. The Israeli police initially began attacking the empty street with gas. There is no one on the street. Civilians who have nothing to do with the case hold their mouths and noses too. Because they were also affected after that invasive intervention. There are also many houses on the street and street. They also face this intense interference in the homes in which they live.

Even people sitting at home are being attacked by tear gas bombs here.

12.45: Intervention with tear gas bombs and rubber bullets resumed. Team moved down. An intense attack is being carried out from both sides. Even if Touma passes by you, you feel that bad smell.

His eyes fell when he talked about Türkiye

Palestinian Musa Hijazi spoke to reporters about his experience in front of Al-Aqsa Mosque before Friday prayers. “Greetings to our Turkey,” said Hekazi, whose eyes filled with tears as he spoke of Turkey. Türkiye is our big brother.” He said.

Palestinian citizen Musa Hijazi said that he had not been able to enter Al-Aqsa Mosque for 3 weeks. Hijazi, who studies at a university in Istanbul, said in his testimony: “They prevented us from entering Al-Aqsa Mosque and also prevented me from entering my home.” Of course I’m not the only one. They also have names that I don’t know. Hundreds of young Palestinians cannot even reach their homes. He said.

He stated that his house is within the walls and 200 meters from Al-Aqsa Mosque, and Hegazy continued his words as follows: My house is located in the northern part. Unfortunately, they prevent us from entering. I was not able to enter Al-Aqsa Mosque until the first Friday. After that, I cannot enter Al-Aqsa Mosque, Old Jerusalem, or my home.

Musa Hijazi stated that the Israeli security forces told them, “You are an undesirable person.” He said that the Israeli police have groups on WhatsApp, and added: The laws are no longer valid. They can do whatever they want. Any police officer can make decisions, arrest and beat. There is no one to ask.

You saw how our prisoners were received, beaten, and their families’ homes raided. They also break the bones of everyone who enters the prison.

Hijazi said that he wanted to perform Friday prayers in Al-Aqsa Mosque, and said: I will not feel insulted. There is such a fatwa; ‘Come to Al-Aqsa Mosque. But if they prevent it, you can come to the nearest area and pray.”

Greetings to our Turkey. Türkiye is our big brother. The president made a promise and said: “Jerusalem is our red line.” “Gaza and the children and babies who are dying are our red line,” he said. God prolong your life. We look at you as a big brother.