The Occupation Continues to Storm Citizens' Homes and Assault Them in the Faraa Camp South of Tubas

SadaNews - The Israeli occupation forces continue to invade citizens' homes in the Faraa camp south of Tubas since the dawn of this Friday, during which they have been assaulting them and detaining several individuals.

The Director of Ambulance and Emergency Services in Tubas, Nidal Awda, reported that the number of injured in the camp due to assaults has reached 15, of whom 8 were transferred to the hospital, while the remaining cases were treated on-site.

The occupation forces are also continuing to arrest and detain a number of citizens and investigate them on-site, while Kamal Bani Awda, the Director of the Prisoner's Club in Tubas, indicated that the number of detainees from the camp since this dawn has exceeded 20 detainees.

The occupation forces stormed the camp at dawn, continuing the Israeli aggression on the Tubas governorate for the third consecutive day, after remaining deployed in its vicinity for two days, and they forced several citizens to leave their homes and used them as military barracks.

The occupation forces withdrew at dawn from the town of Tammun south of Tubas, leaving severe damage to the infrastructure and citizens' properties, while they still remain in the city of Tubas, including the town of Aqaba and the village of Tayasir, using several homes as military barracks.

Bani Awda confirmed that the occupation forces have detained 162 citizens in field investigation centers over the past two days and released most of them in the morning hours, while eight citizens, including children, were arrested along with six from the town of Tammun, in addition to citizens from the town of Aqaba.

The detainees are: Tamer Fawaz Ahmad Bisharat (18 years), Hazaa Jabr Hazaa Bani Awda (22 years), Imad Ahmad Saleh Bani Matar (22 years), the child Ahmad Harbi Saleh Bani Dheeb (17 years), Omar Sidqi Muhammad Bani Awda (17 years), Maysara Dhiab Muhammad Bisharat (34 years), Ahmad Ayman Ahmad Qasim (16 years), and Abdullah Muhammad Wajih Abu Ara (18 years).