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Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed the Palestinian neighbourhood of late on Monday, local sources confirmed.

Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood committee member Aref Hammad told ������ that "several hundreds of settlers entered the neighbourhood and began to break cars, assault residents in the street and throw stones at the houses".

Hammad said local Palestinians confronted the  for over an hour, after which Israeli police arrested 14 Palestinians over the clashes.

"Israeli police protect the settlers at all times," said Hammad. "Without the police protection, the settlers wouldn’t dare to do this."

Right now in Sheikh Jarrah, Jerusalem, Israeli occupation forces assault the local residents. The Salim family, who have been the subject of abuses by settlers and settler officials, are facing imminent expulsion in March.

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the mayor of the Israeli municipality in Jerusalem saying that the Jerusalem police will "significantly bolster police forces in the neighbourhood, to boost residents' safety".

Clashes in Sheikh Jarrah , after Israeli far-right lawmaker Itamar Ben Gvir announced the transfer of his parliamentary office to Sheikh Jarrah "to protect Jewish settlers" from local Palestinians.

Ben Gvir’s move in Sheikh Jarrah led to dozens of Israeli settlers joining him, resulting in confrontations with Palestinian residents, during which 31 Palestinians were injured, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent  Society.

The injuries included four resulting from rubber bullets, two with stun-grenades, six by direct physical aggression and three choked with pepper spray.

For the third night, Israeli occupation forces attack the residents of occupied Jerusalem's Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood.

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Ben Gvir set up a makeshift office in a tent on the. The land is claimed by an Israeli settler family based on a controversial law that allows Jews to claim any property in the area which allegedly had Jewish ownership before 1948.

Ibrahim Salem, a member of the Salem family, told ������ that “Israeli settlers arrived and began to set up the tent while my sisters were in the garden, one of them reading the Quran. Settlers began to argue with my sisters and one of knocked the Quran off my sister’s hand and that is when clashes began”.

Salem added that his mother, 74-year-old Fatima Salem, had her hand injured by one settler. She was later taken to hospital due to suffering from exhaustion.

Injustice could not be clearer. Israeli extremists dancing now next to the Salem family, who can be kicked out from their home in Sheikh Jarrah in fifteen days.

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An Israeli court ordered the expulsion of the Salem family in the late 1990s based on the Israeli settlers' claim.

In January, an Israeli court rejected a request by the family’s lawyer to cancel the order, since it had expired according to Israeli law. The court ordered the expulsion of the Salem family during the month of March.

Sheikh Jarrah has been at the in Jerusalem since last year, with some facing orders of expulsion from their homes.