Occupation arrests dozens in the West Bank and Jerusalem including two women and three children

SadaNews - Israeli forces launched a large-scale raid and incursions in various areas of the West Bank and Jerusalem on Thursday morning and dawn, accompanied by clashes with local residents as they confronted the incursions.

The campaigns resulted in the arrest of dozens, including two women and three children, who were taken for interrogation by the occupation's intelligence services, while the homes that were raided were searched and their contents tampered with.

According to the Palestinian Prisoners Club, 21 Palestinians were arrested during the incursions, including the two women and three children. Among the detainees from the town of Jayyous northeast of Qalqilya are: Lutfi Bilal Khaled, Hamoudi Basel Shamsanah, Mudar Beik, Murad Shahrour "Abu Jihad", Huda Abdul Majid, Mahmoud Al-Kurdi, and Wael Shamsanah "Abu Hasan".

The occupation forces also arrested Ruba Qamhiyah in Nablus, and Umara, who was stationed at one of the gates of Al-Aqsa Mosque in the Old City of Jerusalem.

The occupation arrested 8 Palestinians in the village of Tayasir after raiding their homes, with the Palestinian Prisoners Club clarifying that the detainees are: Alaa Hossam Abdel Latif Wadhan, Abdel Latif Mufleh Wadhan, Anas Fawaz Fahed Wadhan, Fadi Walid Jaber Wadhan, Hamid Abdullah Mufeed Dabbak, Raed Hamdan Daraghmeh, Muhammad Jamal Daraghmeh, and Muhammad Abdul Rahman Wadhan.

In addition, the occupation forces arrested 3 children in the Jalazone camp, namely Muhammad Ali Qattami, Muhammad Akram Armosh (16 years old), and Rami Yasser Salah (17 years old).

Local sources reported that the occupation forces arrested the young man Haitham Imad Hassan Salah; he is from the town of Aroura, northwest of Ramallah, while passing this morning through the "Attara" military checkpoint north of the city.

The occupation forces continue to carry out near-daily arrest campaigns and incursions, often accompanied by house raids and destruction of property.