Palestinian Activist Muna Al-Kurd was arrested from her home in Sheikh Jarrah.

Today, Sunday, the Israeli occupation forces arrested Palestinian activist Muna Al-Kurd, from the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in Al-Quds (occupied Jerusalem), as part of silencing Sheikh Jarrah's voice to control it and forcibly expel its residents, according to eyewitnesses.

The occupation forces had suppressed participants that were standing in solidarity with the residents of the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood, which is threatened with eviction, and fired sound and gas bombs at the demonstrators who chanted slogans condemning the occupation policies and calling on the international community to take action to stop the displacement of residents of Al-Quds.

#WATCH: Jerusalemite journalist Mona Al Kurd was arrested from her home in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood. #منى_الكرد #SaveJerusalem #SheikhJarrah #Palestine pic.twitter.com/ahkYDsH79j
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) June 6, 2021

The occupation forces continue to attack citizens in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood, aiming to control the neighborhood as part of an “Israeli” plan to Judaize Jerusalem and the Al-Aqsa Mosque, but the people confronted these attacks.

#Palestine 🇵🇸"
Israeli terrorists arrested Muna Al-Kurd and still searching to find her brother Mohammad to silence their voices and hide the Israeli crimes in Sheikh Jarrah.#SaveSheikhJarrah #منى_الكرد #الحرية_لمنى_الكرد #free_munaelkurd pic.twitter.com/J0ncJR5TUu
— ابن غزة (@alashqar147) June 6, 2021

Last week, the occupation forces followed through with multiple arrests in the neighborhood, including Baraa Al-Salaymeh, who was later released, and a young man from Sheikh Jarrah who was severely beaten before getting arrested.

The attacks also targeted many areas in Jerusalem, such as Al-Isawiya and Al-Rasheed Street, and several settlers attacked the residents in an attempt to seize their land.

It should be noted that the Israeli occupation forces closed the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood with cement cubes on the 7th of last May, and settlers stormed the Bab al-Rahma cemetery adjacent to Al-Aqsa Mosque, while the West Bank witnessed numerous confrontations between the Palestinians and the occupation forces.