The march of the Israeli flags in Bab al-Amud in occupied Jerusalem was nothing more than a show for the settlers’ children for two hours, amid the panic and confusion of the occupation forces from undermining their prestige that was crushed by the Palestinian resistance in Gaza and the Jerusalemites confronted.

The occupation used 2,500 members of its various military forces to protect the settlers' flocks, but it did not stop the resistance of Jerusalemites and the Palestinian people of the occupied territory from establishing their presence in the place.

Drones hovered in the sky of Jerusalem, and his intelligence services climbed the roofs of the surrounding buildings in Bab al-Amud. They imposed a tight closure with iron barriers and berms to protect a limited area. They did not add control and domination over Jerusalem, but rather weakness, shame and disgrace. In exchange for a resistance that confronted live bullets and rubber.

The walk of shame in Bab al-Amud coincided with the second day of the new Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's assumption of power. To save face with the extreme right with a temporary parade of the settler’s boys.

It tried to steal two hours of the purity of Bab al-Amud, but it did not give the occupation a victory by celebrating the occupation of Jerusalem. Rather, it increased the glory, victory, and steadfastness of the Jerusalemites, as they are the rest, the departed and defeated settlers from the place.

Victory was renewed when the march changed its course, as it walked from "the Ministry of Education building adjacent to Al-Anbiya Street, which is separated by meters from Bab Al-Amoud, and returned to Bab Al-Khalil in the Old City of Jerusalem and entered it until it reached Al-Buraq Square."

Tens of thousands of settlers participated in the past years, while hundreds of boys attended yesterday, which refutes what was reported by the Hebrew media about thousands who will go out to participate in it.

They were unable to move from the place assigned to them inside the iron barriers under the protection of the Israeli army, and they were on the outskirts of the town and were prevented from storming Bab al-Amud and al-Aqsa as planned on the 28th of last Ramadan.

The occupation bet on a failed march that did not go beyond dancing, racist words, and Talmudic rituals, while it did not move a resident of the identity and Palestinianness of the place.

A new disappointment for the occupation authorities and government, after the media exposed their use of excessive force against the Jerusalemites to protect the settlers' flocks, while it did not grant them legitimacy or sovereignty over the city, but rather to highlight the occupation that has permeated it since its occupation with the barrel of guns.

The Jerusalemites confronted the occupation forces during confrontations in the vicinity of Bab al-Amud with stones until the cavalry fled from them, and had to use live bullets, rubber and sewage water to disperse them, assaulting them and arresting a number of them.

The real victory was recorded by the Jerusalemites with their stability, steadfastness and the cohesion of the Palestinian people in all their places of residence, and to prove the Palestinianness and the Arabness of Jerusalem, no matter how many flocks, mechanisms and forces passed through it.

The young Jerusalemites telegraphed a clear message, by placing detergents and disinfectants in the yard and drawers of Bab al-Amoud in occupied Jerusalem, to clean them from the filth of settlers and occupation.