On Monday, Jerusalemites poured oil at the entrance to the Al-Dar Mall building on Salah El-Din Street in occupied Jerusalem, and closed shops, in protest at the invitation of the extremist mayor of Jerusalem, Moshe Lion, to the place.

Many merchants and a group of activists and Jerusalemites gathered in the mall to protest the mayor's call to open high-tech offices on one of the floors of the building.

Under the protection of the occupation police, Leon arrived in the area and opened the place.

It called on national and popular activities to boycott the owner of the new offices, prevent dealing with him, and strip him of any national tasks he occupied in the name of the national and Islamic forces.

And she said in a statement: "We call on our people in the city of Jerusalem and outside it not to deal with him, and he should be treated as everyone who sold himself to the occupation and its Judaizing and settlement projects.

And it considered what is happening as a disastrous normalization work that has political dimensions targeting Jerusalem and its Arab identity, and express recognition and legitimization of the occupation.