A resident of east Jerusalem posted a photo of a terrorist holding a knife to National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's neck.
"How in the world are there people who dare to send a mourner’s wreath to the family when we know she is alive? I have no words; it shocks me and makes me sick."
One of the victims, around 20 years old, was later reported to be taken to the ER at Bellinson Hospital and was classified as being in serious condition, with her life in danger.
The 17-year-old suspect suffered minor wounds and was arrested. No police were injured during the arrest.
Overnight, 13 suspects were arrested across the West Bank.
About 3,600 police officers were deployed across Jerusalem on Friday in order to keep the peace and secure worshippers.
A Jerusalem court restricted two protestors from protesting for 60 days without police approval, sparking criticism from the Women's Hostage Protest.
Police are clearly interfering in the political content of the protests, according to activist Yeheli, who explained that the signs that are taken don't contain messages of incitement or slander.
Jerusalem’s Central Police Unit and Israel’s Security Agency (Shin Bet) foiled a terrorist attack planned by Islamic State supporters.
The pro-Palestinian organizations alleged that the police had used unnecessary force against protesters.
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