Angry Palestinian protests against Aqsa attacks

A large number of people took to the streets of the Gaza Strip in protest against the Israeli violent attacks on Palestinian worshipers at the Aqsa Mosque.

The protests were organized by Hamas Movement and Palestinian factions in the besieged Strip.

In a press statement, the Palestinian factions stressed that the Israeli Judaization plans will never be accepted, stressing that Jerusalem is the core of the conflict with the Israeli occupation.

"The continued Israeli violations will only lead to more tension and violence in the region," the statement reads.

"Gaza will always remain a support for all our people despite the years-long siege," according to the statement.

The Israeli attempts to change the status quo at the Aqsa Mosque will only ignite a religious war, the statement warned, calling on Palestinian citizens all over Palestine to confront the Israeli racist policies practiced against the holy site.

Similar protests were also held in Haifa and Umm al-Fahm cities within the Green Line to condemn the Aqsa attacks.

A Palestinian young woman was detained during the Haifa protest.