Social networking sites affiliated with Israeli activists incited the killing of Jerusalemites and attacks on their homes.

The British Middle East Eye website revealed that Sheikh Ikrimah Sabri, the imam of Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, is among dozens of Palestinians whose names and whereabouts were published on an extreme right-wing Israeli channel on the Telegram application, to incite their killing.

The sites published the locations of the homes of Jerusalemite activists, through the Google Maps application, and incited the arrival of extremist colonialists to target them and attack those in them.

Among those who were incited against was the martyr Khaled al-Muhtasib, as pictures of his house and the homes of a number of Jerusalem martyrs were published. They also incited to target the Jerusalemite activist Rami al-Fakhouri, the former detainee Hamza Saghir, and the head of the Jerusalem Committee against Judaization, Nasser al-Hidmi.

Citizens expressed their fear that their homes and families would be exposed to crimes by the colonialists, especially in light of the great incitement against our people living inside the apartheid wall in Jerusalem Governorate, which is fueled by the inflammatory rhetoric of Israeli leaders.