‘May your village burn’: Israeli Flag March returns to East Jerusalem

Author: Simon Speakman CordallPublished on: May 14, 2026Country: Israel

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‘May your village burn’: Israeli Flag March returns to East Jerusalem

On May 14, 2026, thousands of far-right Jews participated in the Flag March in East Jerusalem, marking Jerusalem Day, which celebrates the illegal occupation of the city since 1967. Fighting broke out even before the march began, with ultranationalists attacking Palestinians in the Christian Quarter. The marchers shouted anti-Palestinian slogans, while police arrested 13 people, including both Jews and Palestinians.

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