The Israeli occupation police on Wednesday decided to ban the entry of Sheikh Ra’ed Salah’s sister and her son’s wife to the Aqsa Mosque for several days.
Pro-Aqsa activist Muntaha Amara said that her mother Nahida Salah and her brother’s wife Fatima Kilani were detained for some hours and then released on condition that they did not enter the Mosque for 15 days.
Amara explained that she and other women including her mother and Kilani were sitting in Bab al-Rahma area on Wednesday afternoon as Jewish settlers were flocking to the Mosque to desecrate it when one of those settlers incited Israeli police officers to arrest them claiming that the place belonged to the Jews.
She said that police officers detained several women in the area for a while and then decided to arrest her along with her mother and sister-in-law.
She added that she was released after detaining her for about an hour in a police station near the Aqsa Mosque but her mother and sister-in-law stayed in detention for more hours before giving them conditional release.
