The population of the Occupied Palestinian Territories on Tuesday began a day of general strike in condemnation of the bombings carried out by Israel = since May 10 against the Gaza Strip, which have left more than 200 dead, including about 60 children under age, according to the last official balance. The strike has been called in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Arab towns in Israel and is also aimed at condemning the eviction orders for Palestinians in the Shaykh Jarrá neighborhood and the repression of protests by Israel, including the irruption of agents. at the Al Aqsa Mosque. According to information collected by the Palestinian news agency WAFA, the call to strike has been supported by various parties, unions and civil organizations, as well as by the High Arab Follow-up Committee, which has asked the nearly 1.6 million Palestinian citizens in Israel to join it. In this sense, the central committee of Al Fatá has called on the population to join the strike, in what it has described as a 'Day of Wrath', while calling on the international community to confront the Israel's attempts to "stir up a religious conflict." The organization applauded the mobilizations on Monday and stressed that "Jerusalem will continue to be the center of the Palestinian national struggle", before asking the world to "assume its responsibilities" in the face of Israel's actions. Thus, he said that "there will be no peace, security or stability without Jerusalem, capital of the independent State of Palestine." For its part, the Israeli Army has indicated through its account on the social network Twitter that a Palestinian has been "neutralized" in an attempted attack in the vicinity of the West Bank city of Hebron, an event that has been resolved without other victims, although for the moment no further details of the incident have emerged.