By Saed Bannoura
IMEMC News
October 23, 2009
Dozens of fundamentalist Jewish settlers held prayers on Friday in front of a Palestinian home they occupied by court order in Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood, in East Jerusalem. After praying, the settlers held a dance and party.
Dozens of Israeli policemen and Border Guard units were intensively deployed in the area.
Members of Al Ghawi family, who lost their home to the settlers, and residents of Sheikh Jarrah, gathered near the home and banged on pots and construction materials to protest the settlers’ party.
Several residents played tapes of the Holy Quran in front of a home that belongs to Qasem family.
On Thursday, the Israeli District Court in Jerusalem decided to bar resident Khalid Abdul-Fattah Al Ghawi from the area for 15 days.
The decision came following Tuesday clashes in the neighborhood.
The Jerusalem Municipality informed Al Ghawi family that they have until Sunday to remove their protest tent which became their home after their eviction.
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