It’s A Bigoted Approach

I want to share something concerning about what I read today. It’s how Israeli security powers recently utilized drones to drop tear gas on huge number of Muslim worshippers at Al-Haram Al-Sharif, it gave one more indication of the Israeli government's bankrupt approach. The utilization of robots to deal with the gigantic group on the third Friday of Ramadan was even scrutinized by the Israeli media. Haaretz accurately noticed the focusing of ladies and youngsters in the yard outside Al-Aqsa Mosque, Islam's third holiest site. By focusing on what Israel called "provocateurs,"I can see that the Israeli security powers showed a bigoted approach that is against all that Palestinian and Muslim, the paper contended.

Incidentally, a similar security powers additionally managed last week's unapproved banner walk by Israeli radicals, during which they utilized kid-glove treatment, obstructing the walk's development just with their own bodies and abstaining from the utilization of some other method for swarm control. It’s quite concerning and this must be observed for the next days.

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