A Palestinian policeman rammed his vehicle into a roadblock in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood, injuring six Israeli policemen.

Israeli forces shot and killed a Palestinian driver who rammed his car against a police roadblock, killing six officers. Flash point near JerusalemThe police said.

Sunday’s incident happened on Sheikh JarrahThe Israeli-occupied East Jerusalem is the focus of the court case. In this case, several Palestinian families may have been forcibly expelled from houses demanded by Jewish settlers.

The video obtained by Reuters showed a car breaking into a roadblock at high speed, which the police said was a deliberate attack. The police said that the police shot and killed the driver, but the name was not immediately released.

Abu Ubaida, a spokesperson for the Hamas Group in Gaza, praised what he called Sheikh Jarrah’s “heroic and bold actions.”

Hostilities intensified After the Israeli police attacked the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem last week, they fired rubber-coated bullets and tear gas to disperse a sit-in in support of the residents of Sheikh Jarrah.

Hamas began launching rockets into Israel on Monday shortly after the ultimatum for Israeli security forces to leave Al-Aqsa. This prompted the Israeli operation to have so far killed at least 192 people, including 58 children and 34 women. .

Israel reported 10 deaths, including two children.

The Jerusalem District Court ruled that at least six families must evacuate Sheikh Jarrah’s house, despite being passed down from generation to generation.

The same court ruled that the other seven families should leave their homes before August 1. A total of 58 people, including 17 children, will be forcibly displaced to make way for the Jewish settlers.

The Israeli High Court postponed a key hearing on the forced deportation of Sheikh Jarrah last Monday, and tensions in Jerusalem are growing.

After Sunday evening, in Sheikh Jarrah (Sheikh Jarrah), the police lifted a concrete barrier with a mobile crane, blocking the entrance to the possible deportation site, and sealed off an ancient Jewish high priest named Simon Justice. (Simon the Just) cemetery.

Israel occupied East Jerusalem and annexed East Jerusalem in the 1967 Middle East War, but this move did not win international recognition.

East Jerusalem is one of the territories where Palestinians seek to establish a future state. Israel considers the entire Jerusalem as its capital-this status is not recognized abroad.