Youm Kippour begins in 2024 on October 11 (Erev Youm Kippour) and end on October 12. The closures of the Jerusalem town for the non-Jew resident began on Friday afternoon and remained until sunset on Saturday. The Soukkot days in 2024, begins on October 16 (Wednesday) and end on October 25 (Friday).

Chronology :

On October 12 :

• The Israeli soliders opened fire in the village of Issawiya, and large forces stormed the Shu’fat refugee camp in Jerusalem, while closing the city's main streets on "Yom Kippur" holiday. They also closed bridges, tunnels, and entrances to neighborhoods and towns near the settlements built on Palestinian lands, and isolated neighborhoods and towns and divided streets and roads. The closures on this holiday annually cause restrictions on the movement of Jerusalemites and their travel from one place to another.

• In Issawiya, Jerusalem, a young man was shot and injured by live fire. Authorities closed off the area, preventing residents from accessing or leaving the scene. After holding the injured person on the ground for over 30 minutes, they transported him by ambulance and arrested four others. The police stated that the action was in response to Molotov cocktails being thrown towards the Ma'ale Adomim settlement.

• In the Shu'fat refugee camp experienced repeated raids, with security forces deploying throughout the area and using tear gas extensively, targeting residential homes.

On October 13 :

he Israeli Magistrate Court extended the detention of the wounded boy, Mohammad Abu Hashem, until tomorrow, while dozens of settlers stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the forces arrested Jerusalemite photographers, while the occupation municipality crews carried out raids on towns and neighborhoods in Jerusalem.

On october 20

• Settlers spread out in the al-Silsileh Gate area after leaving Al-Aqsa Mosque following its storming since the morning hours on the fourth day of the Jewish Sukkot holiday

• while obstructing the work of press crews in the Lions Gate area]