Zionist forces launch campaign of raids, arrests in West Bank, Al-Quds
The Zionist enemy forces launched a campaign of raids and incursions in separate areas of the occupied West Bank and al-Quds, and arrested a number of citizens, including freed prisoners, while confrontations erupted, in which many young men were injured.
Separate areas of the West Bank and Al-Quds witness daily incursions by enemy forces, including raids and searches of homes, sabotaging their contents, and terrorizing their residents, especially women and children.
In Jenin, clashes erupted with the enemy forces after they stormed the city and its camp, and four young men were injured, and they were taken to hospital for treatment.
The enemy forces arrested the young man, Iyad Kamal Hosam Al-Tubasi, after storming his family’s house in Jenin camp.
The enemy forces also arrested the liberated captive Maher Tahsin Abed, after they raided his house in the town of Kafr Dan.
The city of Jenin and the town of Qabatiya witnessed violent confrontations and armed clashes between resistance fighters and the enemy forces, which stormed the city and town at dawn today, during which gunshots were heard.
In Ramallah, the enemy forces arrested the young men, Mustafa Mahmoud Gwanmeh, Salam al-Tirawi, and Alaa Ahmad Zaid, after they raided and searched their homes in al-Jalazun camp.
The enemy forces arrested the young Mahmoud Nazer Muslim, after raiding and searching his house in the village of Deir Abu Mishaal.
From Hebron, the enemy forces arrested the liberated captive Tariq Abdul Aziz Aghrib after storming the town of Tarqumiya, and raided and searched his house.
The enemy forces arrested Badr Al-Amour after raiding and searching his house in Yatta.
In occupied al-Quds, the enemy forces stormed the town of Hizma on the outskirts of Jerusalem and raided several houses, and arrested a young man from the town.
This morning, the enemy forces arrested the boy, Muhammad Ali Al-Ghoul, after beating him in the Ras Al-Amoud neighborhood.
The town of Silwan witnessed violent confrontations since the hours of last night and continued until dawn.
Source: Agencies.