Al Qassam gives 'Israel' 2 hours to release trapped worshipers at Al Aqsa mosque

Al Qassam gives 'Israel' 2 hours to release trapped worshipers at Al Aqsa mosque

News May 10, 2021
Al Qassam gives 'Israel' 2 hours to release trapped worshipers at Al Aqsa mosque
Occupied Jerusalem (QNN)- The spokesperson for Al Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, said that the movement gives the occupation state two hours to release worshipers trapped inside Al Aqsa mosque. The warning comes following Israeli continuous attacks on worshipers inside the holy mosque, leaving 520 injuries, according to the Red Crescent. Israeli forces targeted children, women, journalists, and medical crews. The attacks started immediately after the end of the Taraweeh prayers on the 29th night of the holy month of Ramadan.

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