JERUSALEM (Ma'an) -- The Israeli police banned three Palestinian women and one youth from the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and another from entering occupied Jerusalem, on Friday evening.
Sources told Ma’an that the Israeli police released three Palestinian women, who are mothers of prisoners, after detaining and interrogating them at the al-Qishla police station in the city for hours.
The women were identified as Khuloud al-Awar, Najah Odeh and Iman al-Awar.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan reported that Israel released the women in the condition of being banned from entering the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound for two weeks.
Meanwhile, the Israeli police also released member of the Jerusalem Prisoners' Affairs Committee, Alaa Haddad, on the condition of being banned from the holy site for one week.
Haddad was requested to show up for further interrogation next week.
Additionally, the Israeli intelligence renewed a ban order against Jerusalemite Majed al-Jubeh, for additional 6 months, for the third time in a row.