The Palestinian Red Crescent said that 105 Jerusalemites were injured during confrontations with the occupation forces near Bab Al-Amud Gate in the occupied Al-Qud. One was even shot in the head, but his condition was described as medium.

The forces chased down the youth on horses and oppressed them using metal bullets and sound bombs. An Israeli was wounded after a stone hit him in the face.

The confrontations reached different neighborhoods in the city where the citizens were shot at with metal bullets. The citizens also set a settler's car on fire after his attempt to break into Wadi Al-Joz neighborhood.

The occupation's police closed down Huta gate and prevented the worshippers from performing Fajr prayer and forced the ones praying at the Masjid to leave after breaking into its arenas.

Safa correspondent said that a bus transporting worshippers from Shu'fat was assaulted by settlers who broke its glass and caused the injury of an old lady.

Tens of settlers attacked the houses of Jerusalemites in the Old Town, shot at the citizens and assaulted a woman with stones in Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood. The woman was injured in the head. The settlers assaulted the citizens' properties, broke the glass of tens of cars and blew the tires of many others.