Palestinian traders in Jerusalem’s Old City returned to their shops on Tuesday to clean up after vandalism during the Jerusalem Day march, which commemorates Israeli control of east Jerusalem since the 1967 war. Many shops were damaged, with traders using tools like crowbars to access their properties, as stickers from the far-right Otzma Yehudit party were found on metal shutters. Local residents expressed frustration over the ongoing violence and vandalism, while Israeli and foreign volunteers worked to clean the area despite police tensions surrounding their presence.
