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The Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron reopened on Sunday afternoon, after being closed for two days, while aggression continues against the Nafeh and the closure of al-Jalda and Ain Deir Baha, amid the forced displacement of 2,500 civilians and the displacement of more than 200 families.

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The Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron reopened on Sunday afternoon, after being closed for two days, while aggression continues against the Nafeh and the closure of al-Jalda and Ain Deir Baha, amid the forced displacement of 2,500 civilians and the displacement of more than 200 families.

The Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron reopened on Sunday afternoon, after being closed for two days, while aggression continues against the Nafeh and the closure of al-Jalda and Ain Deir Baha, amid the forced displacement of 2,500 civilians and the displacement of more than 200 families.

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