The Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas organized marches to celebrate the Palestinian victory in Jerusalem where the Palestinian people who stood up to protest Al-Aqsa succeeded in defending the holy site from the Israeli harassments. 

In Lebanon, demonstrators took to the street in Burj El-Shamali's refugee camp to hail the extraordinary steadfastness of the Jerusalemites who stopped the Israeli intransigence on the holy site.

The leader in Hamas, Jehad Taha spoke to the demonstrators and stressed that forcing the Israeli Occupation to remove the digital detectors is deemed a victory to the unique steadfastness of Al-Aqsa's guards.

He noted that the Israeli Occupation will never succeed in breaking the Palestinians people's will since they exercise their legitimate right of defending themselves and liberating their land from a bitter occupation, calling upon all Arabs and Muslims to join the struggle.

Back home, Hamas marched in Jabalia refugee camp where thousands demonstrated to hail the great victory achieved by the Palestinian people in Jerusalem.

Addressing the participants in the demonstrations, Fathi Hamad, a senior Hamas leader in the Gaza Strip said that the battle is not over and that Palestinians will continue their strife until they achieve full liberation.